Go to Filters > Colorspace, then select BT.709 from the dropdown menu. Remember to check the preview before converting.
Note: Do not encode 4K video on a laptop unless you want to do a hardware test. I only recommend you to try if your laptop's GPU has an actual model name.
This is cheating since I started practicing using "Learn Python the Hard Way" by Zed Shaw a couple of days ago, but this is the first time I actually write so Day 1 it is.
So far, I've done exercises 1 to 12. I set the goal to do three exercises per day, which I'm failing horribly. The important thing here though is to never fully abandon it and to remember that it's only hard at first.
The first 12 exercises are the very basic of working with Python within Python: numbers, operations, characters, input and output. From what I've glanced from chapter 13 is that we're finally going to handle files. Very important so we can keep information long term, instead of the short term we've been dealing with so far. From the sneak peek in chapter 12, I'm going to learn how to make system calls using file, os, sys, and can't remember what else. Don't understand the difference either, but the book says that it's ok for now; I sure hope so.
Enough introductions, I'm going to start exercise 13, and if everything goes well, exercises 14 and 15.
