Re: [Cin] How to identify if a running CinGG is the Regular or Multibit version?

Me too. I have tried various 10-bit codecs with the CinGG(8-bit) version. They all work except x265_10-bit. So that is the only difference between 10-bit and 8-bit CinGG. We would have to do tests to see if there are performance differences with playback (using filters and transitions as well). I will see in the next few days. The codecs used for the test are: DNxHR HQX CineformHD ffv1(10-bit) x264(10-bit) x265(10-bit) NO AVC_Intra(10-bit) ProRes 444 hqx SVT-AV1(10-bit) DPX(10-bit) HDR(32-bit)