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Recorded live stream rip quality.
 
Oddly saturated colors.
 
Green and red colors are almowayst visually altered the most.
 
Like Lemon Zest here..


 
For example, in Forgotten Friendship..
 
Wallflower's green became darker, Sunset's shade of red turns into orange.


 
(off topic; YT copies are also somewhat corrupted.
 
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> Colours wash out after being pulled through double or triple conversion from RGB to YUV420 and back. H264/Theora also destroy colour information with every pass, that's why it's a generally awful idea to perform double conversion (i.e. upload already compressed videos to any video hosting service). [/bq][/spoiler]


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Main reason why I usually wait longer for RAWs or at least DVR recordings.
 
(RAWs: properly mastered video files directly from the source. i.e. Netflix, Blu-ray, etc.)

"@Background Pony #9F44":/1878282#comment_7638546
Recorded live stream rip quality.
Oddly saturated colors.
Green and red colors are almost visually altered the most.
Like Lemon Zest here..

For example, in Forgotten Friendship..
Wallflower's green became darker, Sunset's shade of red turns into orange.

(off topic; YT copies are also somewhat corrupted.
[spoiler]"@DarthBarf":/1857112#comment_7600370
[bq="DarthBarf"] Colours wash out after being pulled through double or triple conversion from RGB to YUV420 and back. H264/Theora also destroy colour information with every pass, that's why it's a generally awful idea to perform double conversion (i.e. upload already compressed videos to any video hosting service). [/bq][/spoiler]

Main reason why I usually wait longer for RAWs or at least DVR recordings.
(RAWs: properly mastered video files directly from the source. i.e. Netflix, Blu-ray, etc.)