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Bug report: After Effects2019,2017,(&Premiere, Encoder) ProRes export issue

PRORES (4444 and 244) Export as a wrong format despite the setting:
E.G"
Export Seting:
Quicktime, 7680x4320 PRORES4444 RGB+ millions colors that makes 10sec- 3GB

However,
export as:
Quick time 7680x4320 PRORES4444 RGB+ Trillions colors that makes 10 sec - 25GB

Share link for Test Projects: https://adobe.ly/2Y49j5r

This symptom continuously occurs up to VERSION 16.0.1 (Updated 20MAR 2019)
Tested on;
Windows10
MacOS High Sierra V 10.13.6

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  • Felix Dames commented  ·   ·  Report

    I noticed when Rendering ProRes444 (RGB without Alpha and Millions of Colors) DataRate is apr. 203 MBit/s.
    When Rendering ProRes444 (RGB without Alpha and Trillions of Colors) DataRate is apr. 82 MBit/s and Image Quality is worse then with Million of Colors Settings! That does not make sense. It should be the opposite so I think this is a bug. Could anyone confirm?

    Tested on:
    AE 2019 (V16.0.1)
    Win10 Pro 64bit
    AMD Threadripper 1950x
    32GB RAM
    nvidia GTX 1080

  • Tom commented  ·   ·  Report

    PRORES (4444 and 244) Export as a wrong format despite the setting:
    E.G"
    Export Seting:
    Quicktime, 7680x4320 PRORES4444 RGB+ millions colors that makes 10sec- 3GB

    However,
    export as:
    Quick time 7680x4320 PRORES4444 RGB+ Trillions colors that makes 10 sec - 25GB

    Share link for Test Projects: https://adobe.ly/2Y49j5r

    This symptom continuously occurs up to VERSION 16.0.1 (Updated 20MAR 2019)
    Tested on;
    Windows10
    MacOS High Sierra V 10.13.6

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