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I don't thing that option works with VLC, since I would guess it is related to EVR/DirectShow chain that VLC doesn't use in. but doesnt VLC already use GPU hardware decoding? why not deinterlacing as well? But I ask because I also cant get other popular EVR players to use GPU deinterlacing and they...

Nvidia has vlc display washed out images by default, its a known issue that nvidia addressed a long time ago by giving the user the option to choose nvidia to handle the video player colors instead of the video player managing it itself; the settings are for dynamic range between limited 16-235 and ...

ive noticied VLC doesnt allow nvidia to deinterlace the video, only when i turn it on in the options does it work. How to get vlc to use hardware deinterlacing?

I have an issue that i do not if it is normal . When i enable gpu decoding (i have an ati radeon hd 5650) i can notice lower cpu usage but the subs when watching anime which are soft subs , look blurry . Is this an effect from using the gpu ? And another question does vlc 2.0 support 10bit video ? ...

Are there any options that will noticiably pep up the HD quality to x264 and alike?

its not on the trusted repositories, so how should i get it? i thought VLC was made for linux.

i get the same thing with the LOST 720p videos.

FINALLY!!!!! was that so hard?

can we make vlc use directshow???

look at these two pictures. tell me which one is VLC and which one is WMP??? both are at default in everything except VLC got the hardware acceleration for yuv to RGB conversion turned off. http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/dioxholster/1a.jpg http://i134.photobucket.com/albums/q100/dioxholster...

wow you guys never wanna admit that there is something wrong. i like vlc for some unknown reason and im finding it hard switching players.

i want an answer as well. or just give me an alternative then

whats the difference between directx vs directx 3d?

i got nvidia, and that happened with more than one card with different computers. you get better color as well as contrast when its disabled

work on it man. or else i will have to change players. soon when people get their hands on win 7 then no one will come here again.

cant i get a quick answer? i think it should be turned off by default.

seriously guys find a solution or just start again from scratch. really silly how this is the only player not capable of playing video files probably

this is unacceptable, all players work fine, why only does VLC do this? you smart people need to work on this now. its not windows fault unless they did it intentionally because they hate VLC. one of the codecs used needs to be replaced with one that is compatible.

its turned on by default and i have no idea why this thing is considered in the first place, when all it does is make the video look more whiter and ruins the contrast as well as the colors of the video. it is quite similar to quicktime's high gamma video look. i turn it off for that reason but i wa...

i got the same problem, its VLC's fault as its not compatible with windows 7. they should fix it but they seem to not be interested even though after a year many of us will be using win 7 only.

it still pixlates when its resized and maybe when there is too much movement

trying to see if there is a solution on the way or not

serious issue that needs fixing people. i havent used VLC for a long time now because of the pixelation in win 7

did alittle bit of research and found this: The default downmix levels for Dolby Digital 5.1 are: Center: -3dB to Left, -3 dB to Right Left Surround: - 3 dB to Left Right Surround: - 3 dB to Right LFE: Ignore, Not Downmixed so im guessing there should be an option in VLC that changes those or someth...

well i cant download from the link you gave me as it requires authentication password thing, but i was comparing VLC with other players and there is a difference most notably the downmixing. and VLC's equalizer needs a little bit of work because i would like it to be more easy to use, an exxample wo...