After you have set up each input in the event, you must configure the outputs for the desired handling of color space. You can do the following:
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Convert the color space in the content to a different color space in the output. See Color space standards for the supported conversions.
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Remove the color space metadata. Elemental Live doesn't touch the color space itself, it only removes the color space metadata.
You might choose to remove the color space metadata in situations such as the following:
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The pixel data and color space data in the input is incorrect, so that the downstream player can't use it to enhance the color.
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The color space (and its metadata) changes frequently within the input, or between one input and another, and you know that there is a system downstream of AWS Elemental Live that can't handle changes in the metadata.
Keep in mind that removing metadata doesn't necessarily make the color poorer. Removing it might only mean that the downstream player can't implement enhancements to make the color even richer.
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Pass the color space metadata and the color space through to the output.
You can set up each output with different color space handling. For example, you can create one output that passes through the original color space, and another that converts it.
Note
Elemental Live converts from one color space to another based on the metadata in the content. Elemental Live doesn't examine the video to try to determine whether it actually matches the color space identified in the metadata. Therefore, to successfully convert, the metadata must be as accurate as possible. To correct the metadata, see Configuring the handling in the input.
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