Color and Brightness settings in Mp4

[jeffbeck]

how do i save color and brightness settings in a .mov file that i am converting in handbrake to a .mp4 to view on my iPad?




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Version 1.2.2 (2019022300)




10.14.6




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[Lostless]

What do you mean by save color and brightness? Handbrake keeps the original levels unless you are converting a 10bit source. Also depending on the player, it can effect the output. I know VLC tends to oversaturate and add a bit of contrast a tad on my Mac vs QuickTime.

[Deleted User 13735]

Use a video editor. Davinci Resolve is free.

[jeffbeck]

If you have a file and use quicktime pro and make changes to color, contrast or brightness, then put it in handbrake to convert to MP4, the new MP4 file does not have any of the adjustments, it reverts the file to original settings.

[Ritsuka]

The A/V controls in the old deprecated QuickTime Player 7? Are those even saved to the file? Anyway, those are not supported.

[jeffbeck]

yep they are saved in the file.

[Deleted User 13735]

QT Pro hasn't been developed since 2016. You can do better.

[jeffbeck]

Give me examples of FREE apps that corrections will be saved in handbrake when making conversions
from .mov to .Mp4 plz.
Thanks

[Deleted User 13735]

I did!

Use a video editor. Davinci Resolve is free.