it's possible to know if blast is using a 4:4:4 or 4:2:0 colorspace when econding to H264? When I use blast I always get fuzzy images that seems to come from a 4:2:0 encoding.
It is definitely using 4:2:0 encoding and apparently at a higher level of quantization (i.e. lower quality) than other H.264 protocols on the market based on our measurements of image quality.
Any workarounds for this? I'd like to avoid switching to JPEG/PNG encoding. Even text on a "plain black" background is fuzzy-looking, and I put "plain black" in quotes because it has an odd tint to it with Blast.
You can always use PCoIP which has a fully-reversible 4:4:4 color space conversion which enables the ability to efficiently build to fully lossless color.
