William Sommerwerck wrote:

It would be a very stupid studio that did so
if it were intended for analogue transmission.

How about "under ideal conditions"?

Have you ever worked in TV production? There are very
good reasons why you wouldn't watch RGB in the studio
if it is to be encoded later.

No, but I understood what you were getting at. You have to see the image as
the consumer will see it.


Which is what the master monitors are for, after all the video
processing and routing.


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