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Yes, please add a Reset to defaults button for Image Adjust, I'm really surprised it's not there after all these years (This has been requested many times in the past).

Same issue with dual monitors here. VLC is fine on the primary monitor but if I drag the VLC window to secondary monitor and make it full screen the video is choppy, It doesnt matter if its a low res xvid or HD .mkv etc. (CPU usage is very low regardless during the choppiness so I doubt its that). J...

Running Win 7 RC 7100 and every time VLC launches I get a a popup asking if I'm sure I want to run the program (Unknown Publisher) Is there anyway to stop this from happening, Without completely disabling UAC? Thanks.

I'm having the same issues with VLC, blocky/Pixalation with 64bit version of Windows 7. Not what to do, watching movies is blah. WMP is still also a little blocky, so there must be an issue somewhere. WMP in Win7 plays perfect here its just VLC outputting pixelated video. Im dual booting WinXP &...

Ill just have to stick with windows media player then, Thanks for the replies!

Driver issue. DirectX output with or without Overlay video output should work correctly, but DirectX output disables Aero. Yea even when it does disable Aero for DirectX its still pixelated. Whats wierd is the pixelation problem doesnt exist in windows media player.. So I wasnt sure if vlc or video...

Hi I recently installed Win 7 (build 7100) and having issues with blocky / pixelated output in VLC, Ive always ran VLC in WinxP without this issue, So far ive tried changing Video output modes in VLC to Opengl / directx / directx3d etc and nothing seems to be fixing it, I can reboot into XP and the ...

I disabled (unchecked) RGB->YUV conversion but the problem still occured, But if I also uncheck Use hardware acceleration the problem goes away (I have proper black levels) is this a normal fix? or can I get this working properly with hardware accell enabled? Im using an EVGA Geforce GTX 260 videoca...

Whenever I play .mkv files in VLC they're noticabley over-bright (Black levels suffer) and I was wondering if there's anyway to adjust the RGB output range, for example with CoreAVC you can select either 16-235 or 0-255, VLC seems to be defaulting at 16-235 and I was wondering is there anyway to cha...