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I'd like to suggest a neat little functionality for detecting the encoding bit depth of a video.

As of now there is already a file filter implemented to set filetypes that don't need to be converted and just will be bypassed.

Many Japanese Animes are likely to be encoded with H.264 Hi10 Profile (10-Bit). Most of the TV's don't natively support 10-Bit.

If there would be an option to set, that all 8-Bit videos will be bypassed and just 10-Bit encoded (combination with filetype filter possible) would be really great.

I second this! Would be a great feature.

Hi guys, this will be in the next version of UMS as a renderer config setting "SupportedVideoBitDepths". By default it is set to 8, so you don't need to change anything in your case.

in the 6.40 i've looked everywhere for this option like you said but i could not find it can anyone tell where is it please.

Hi erick,
It can be added to renderer .conf files which are in the "renderers" folder. At the moment, all renderers will transcode all video that is not 8-bit.

oh ok i found them there in the ums folders in programs files there are a lots of stuff in there thats why i couln't found it because the option isn't in the ums itself to be changed like dts sound and other things like that i understand now thank you so much subjunk and i would like to mention that i posted on the general help and support on the topic Playstation 4 stopping vídeo by the guy name fliedel.


thanks again for the atention and have a great weekend.