ProRes Properties

The ProRes Properties currently only apply to ProRes 4444 and ProRes 4444 XQ.

ProRes 4444 and ProRes 4444 XQ can be encoded as RGB or YUV. If encoded as RGB then Tin Man will decode the video as RGB, and if encoded as YUV then Tin Man will decode the video as YUV.

According to ProRes specifications, RGB should always be set as Full Range and YUV should always be set as Video Range. This is generally true; however it is not always the case. For example, Sony S-Log3 ProRes should be encoded/decoded as Full Range YUV in ProRes.

If Tin Man has incorrectly tagged a ProRes 4444 or ProRes 4444 XQ with the wrong decode type - then you are able to change it here. Liekwise with the Color Level that is assumed for the decode.

Copy, Paste, Reset Settings

By right-clicking on the "ProRes Properties" section header - you can bring up a menu to copy the settings, paste the settings from a previous copy, or reset the settings. The paste or reset can also be applied to all of the ProRes files selected in the File List Window