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10 bit per channel encoding

andrasjpeg
Beginner
‎03-19-2012 03:32 PM
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Hello, will 10 bit per channel encoding/decoding be ever supported by quicksync? Thanks!
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Nina_K_Intel
Employee
‎03-20-2012 02:18 AM
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Hi, no plans for this so far, sorry. Only 420 chroma format is supported.

Regards,
Nina
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pvonkaenel
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‎03-20-2012 04:44 AM
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Hi Nina,

Actually, you could have 420 10-bit, but the holy grail for high quality content storage would be 422 10-bit. I'd also be interested in both 422 and 10-bit.

Peter

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Nina_K_Intel
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‎03-20-2012 06:05 AM
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Sorry for misunderstanding the original question. Still the answer is that we have no plans to support High 10 and High 422 profiles of AVC. I will record this feature request in our database so that it is being tracked.

Would be great if you could send me your company name, if you belong to one, in a private post.

Thanks,
Nina
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