| 5 | | The problem is that when a company like ours supplies them with hundreds of QT files, after they import of the first QT file, as long as the alpha is unlabeled they can choose the method they want: 'ignore alpha, straight, or premultiplied'. Then the rest of the QT files will grab that default as they import. If the alpha is already labeled (in the case of how FFmpeg currently writes them, it forces it to 'straight'), then the client will have to manually set each and every QT file to their preference, hence making the QT files not very usable. |
| | 5 | The problem is that when a company like ours supplies them with hundreds of QT files, after the import of the first QT file, as long as the alpha is unlabeled they can choose the method they want: 'ignore alpha, straight, or premultiplied'. Then the rest of the QT files will grab that default as they import. If the alpha is already labeled (in the case of how FFmpeg currently writes them, it forces it to 'straight'), then the client will have to manually set each and every QT file to their preference, hence making the QT files not very usable. |
