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08-01-2019, 05:29 AM
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Sony 10-bit YUV Codec and Sony YUV Codec.

Are these codecs lossy codecs or lossless ?
If you don't know and there is no information about it, how to check it... ?
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Don't use those.

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Why ?

Are lossy or lossless ?
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Why ?

Are lossy or lossless ?

Lossy. And not designed for analog sources.
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