kajisho5/ffmpeg-skill v2.10.1 on GitHub

Automated release: version and notes generated from pull requests merged since 2.10.0.

A BT.601 source is converted to the BT.709 its re-encode is tagged with, not just relabelled. Every SDR re-encode (export.py's presets, and fit, cut --accurate, crop, caption, overlay, graphics, color --lut/--correct and the other tools that re-encode a video source) tags its output BT.709, and those tags never touch the pixels; through 2.10.0 nothing else did either, so a source tagged smpte170m or bt470bg (fully, or with only the matrix tag) came out bt709/bt709/bt709 over unconverted BT.601 pixels (48.5 dB YUV PSNR against the source on FFmpeg 6.1), and every player that honours the tags showed shifted colours. The matrix is now converted with FFmpeg's colorspace filter as the first step of the tool's own graph (_common.bt709_matrix_filter(); fcc and smpte240m matrices too); primaries, transfer and range pass through. join, multicam, broll and overlay --video convert each input by its own tags. An untagged or BT.709 source, an HDR/BT.2020 source, a stream copy and the prores master are unchanged: their commands are what they were. check.py's colour row for a BT.601 matrix now names export.py as the fix (any re-encode converts) and says color.py --retag bt709 only relabels.
fix(color): convert a BT.601 source to the BT.709 its re-encode is tagged with (#332)

What's Changed

fix(color): convert a BT.601 source to the BT.709 its re-encode is tagged with by @kajisho5 in #332

Full Changelog: v2.10.0...v2.10.1