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I understand that if I want 444 10 bit, I use pix_fmt yuva444p10le, but what about if I want 8 bit 422? Using yuv422p does not work, and if I leave the pix_fmt field blank ffmpeg always defaults to using yuv422p10le (note the 10le at the end, which I see this in the terminal window) no matter what ProRes profile I choose. Is there a switch to just specify 8 bit? I am confused about the 10le.

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    ProRes encoder only supports 10-bit formats.
    – Gyan
    Jul 13, 2019 at 13:08

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