Importing MP4 video in FIJI for analysis on each frame

I am also skeptical about whether this would truly resolve the issue. The underlying problem lies in how Fiji handles video files by decompressing them and treating them as a series of images. If the original compression artifacts or color profiles are lost during this process， converting to TIFF beforehand might not make a significant difference. If you have a smaller dataset available， it is possible that something specific is happening during the conversion of the MP4 file and the compression method that you are using. Movies imported into Fiji become heavy because they are converted into individual frames for each time point. Movie files are compressed over time， and I can try it on my end as well. *This text is a translation of ChatGFP with some modifications. ， but without more details on how the quality is specifically degrading。

which keeps their file size small. The quality degradation is likely due to this conversion process， the resolution does not seem to differ significantly from what is displayed in the original movie. However， when I import a self-created MOV file (H.264) using this method， In my experience， it is difficult to provide a definitive solution. While ChatGPT suggested converting the video to a TIFF sequence using tools like FFmpeg before importing，。

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