The "prores_ks" encoder can only be fed with 10 bit data. So even when it outputs 8 bit data. Yes, confusing.
Thank you for the explanation. Do you have plans to implement a ProRes GPU encoder?
I have fast video card (RTX3070) and an old CPU (i5 4670T), so my CPU encoding is very slow: I got about 1-3 fps when export to Prores using Voukoder (meanwhile, I got 25-30 fps when using Davinci internal h.254 GPU encoding with the same clips).
I will most likely rename these types so it is more clear what to choose.
For higher bit depths than 8 bit always use 4:4:4 16 bit. That means: For all ProRes codecs always use this one.
ProResLT is 8bit depth. However, there are no 8 bit choice inside of Voukoder plugin setup, 10 only.
Select "YUV (16 bit 4:4:4)" as this is the only color resolution that is higher than 4:2:2 10bit or even 4:4:4 10 bit.
What if I need the ProresLT? What settings for "type" should I use?
