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It's Apect 16:9, Imaging Regular, Size 4k 3840x2160, Framerate 59.94(60p) for NTSC
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I meant codec. I am not at all versed in video-editing jargon.
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So, I turned the Bitrate up to Lossless in order to remedy the issue. When the conversion finally finished, I played it using Windows' player and the color looked exactly how I need it to look. When I opened it in Pinnacle, the color is back to being awful. I am losing my mind.
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I think this sort of worked. I went with MKV this time, and there was no color loss upon converting, but some clarity was lost on the visuals, as you can see towards the background:
https://imgur.com/a/9IZliL9
I guess I will have to tweak and play with the Presets a bit more, but this was a step in the right direction!
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I will try this. Wish me luck!
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Hello, all. Long-time pinnacle-user, first-time poster. I make video game videos for YouTube, mostly on PC up until recently, usually in 1440p and with no issues (except for the program freezing and shutting down every so often, during editing, but I figure that's normal). Now I record some things on PlayStation 5 as well, but therein lies the ...
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