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So in that case, "10bit color depth" was split into words and replaced. Therefore, the user expects that each part of the phrase "10bit color depth" is also replaced. But in the example output, "10bit color depth" becomes "Enhanced chromaticity spectrum", so "10bit" is replaced with terms like "Expanded", which suggests that the user does want each part of the original terms to be replaced. Therefore, I need to replace every word except names like "Chicago 2002".
Chicago 2002 1080p BluRay x265 HEVC 10bit AA: A Cinematic Masterpiece Chicago -2002- -1080p BluRay x265 HEVC 10bit AA...
First, I need to go through each sentence and identify the words that can be replaced. Proper nouns like "Chicago 2002" and technical terms like "x265 HEVC" should remain unchanged. For other words, I'll think of synonyms or alternatives. Some words might not have obvious synonyms, so I need to use my judgment or use near-synonyms where appropriate. So in that case, "10bit color depth" was
Original text: "10bit color depth: Enjoy a wider color gamut and more nuanced color representation." Therefore, I need to replace every word except
In the text, "Chicago 2002" is a movie title, so that should stay. Terms like "BluRay x265 HEVC 10bit AA" are technical formats. The user might want those terms replaced too? Or are they considered proper nouns? Hmm, maybe "x265" is a codec, and "HEVC" is a standard. Probably should leave those as they are part of the specific format. But the user said to replace all words, so maybe I need to make sure not to change any part of the technical specs.
Then the rest of the text. Each individual word that's not a proper noun needs three alternatives.
Now, each other word:
