what lossless/u​ncompresse​d codecs supported for input?

[bilbofett]

Hi, I am editing a video, and don't want to re-encode it using lossy compression PRIOR to importing it into Splash Pro for processing.
So far I have tried about 5 differernt lossless or uncompressed codecs, and none seem supported by Splash. I get no video playback, only audio, when playing back within Splash Pro Ex.

Do you have a list of all supported codecs? Will it be possible for me to import a lossless or uncompressed video format?

What containers are supported for this as well? My target is .AVI, but I can do wmv or mov or whatever....

please let me know, it will greatly impact whether or not I purchase Splash.

If you currently do not support ANY lossless or uncompressed codecs in any shape, container, or form, please also let me know and I would greatly encourage you to add this to a newer version of Splash as encoding, re-encoding, and then encoding yet again in splash for output causes massive quality/image/resolution loss and will result in a lower quality, blurry file, even if it gets that special touch that only Splash can provide.

Thanks in advance

[vivan]

No one, I guess.
But you could try avc in lossless mode. But I doubt that your video editing software support it... So lossless from editor -> some tool to encode to that format -> Splash pro ex.
UPD: Splash doesn't support H.264 lossless.
Or just using huge bitrate / low quantizer.

What containers are supported for this as well?

mp4, mkv, avi... mostly all containers.
http://mirillis.com/en/products/splashe ... tures.html

From my tests splash pro ex is better when you need speedy encoding, but don't care about quality&bitrate of the result video.
And if you want to gain best quality with lower file size/bitrate - I suggest using any x264 based tool, with placebo (or at least veryslow) preset (and encoding to High profile of course).

[Ghost]

At the moment Splash does not support loseless video support.
We plan to add support in future versions.