fberreth
16th July 2003, 18:32
Hello,
I have a new capture card and the first thing I did was to calibrate it to have a captured video digitize to the complete color space. So for instance, it produces "values" for Luminance between 0-255.
When I view the histogram of the frames with avisynth I noticed that there are brown areas of apparently "invalid" color values (0-16 and 235-255). Why is that? Do I really have to be between 16-235 to encode in XviD or does it only matter for TV playback or ... :confused:
I'm confused why someone would restict the color range which results in less quality.
I have a new capture card and the first thing I did was to calibrate it to have a captured video digitize to the complete color space. So for instance, it produces "values" for Luminance between 0-255.
When I view the histogram of the frames with avisynth I noticed that there are brown areas of apparently "invalid" color values (0-16 and 235-255). Why is that? Do I really have to be between 16-235 to encode in XviD or does it only matter for TV playback or ... :confused:
I'm confused why someone would restict the color range which results in less quality.