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VLC on Vista 64 Ultimate pixelated picture
Posted: 02 Sep 2008 11:18
by aleq
Hi
My system is Vista 64 Ultimate, and when I open my video files in full screen, I see pixels and it's annoying. How do I make the picture smooth?
My resolution is 1600x1200
Re: VLC on Vista 64 Ultimate pixelated picture
Posted: 02 Sep 2008 17:32
by nickfromgib
I see pixels and it's annoying
Obviously you see pixels, how else would you see the video. LOL. Just joking around okay, now for the help.
The probable reason why the video appears "squarey" is because it is a low bitrate and/or it does not have a high enough resolution so as to apear "non-squarey".
nick
Re: VLC on Vista 64 Ultimate pixelated picture
Posted: 03 Sep 2008 03:41
by random
Hi
My system is Vista 64 Ultimate, and when I open my video files in full screen, I see pixels and it's annoying. How do I make the picture smooth?
My resolution is 1600x1200
try, Adjust for Best Appearance option in Advanced system options.
Re: VLC on Vista 64 Ultimate pixelated picture
Posted: 03 Sep 2008 06:30
by cmw
In VLC Advanced Options set Video Output to OpenGL.
Re: VLC on Vista 64 Ultimate pixelated picture
Posted: 03 Sep 2008 12:20
by VLC_help
You have Intel display adapter?
Re: VLC on Vista 64 Ultimate pixelated picture
Posted: 04 Sep 2008 08:03
by aleq
WORKS! Thanks
Did as you told me: changed output to OpenGL.. you rock
Re: VLC on Vista 64 Ultimate pixelated picture
Posted: 04 Sep 2008 14:18
by lordmarv
Actually, setting OpenGL video output doesnt give the best of quality -> check this
viewtopic.php?f=14&t=49845
Re: VLC on Vista 64 Ultimate pixelated picture
Posted: 04 Sep 2008 19:20
by aleq
I don't quite get it. Can you explain please, which option and where? Could not find what he mentions there...
Re: VLC on Vista 64 Ultimate pixelated picture
Posted: 04 Sep 2008 19:44
by lordmarv
I don't quite get it. Can you explain please, which option and where? Could not find what he mentions there...
actually I dont get it in VLC but Media Player Classic... But I believe there is way how to set that in VLC, no idea where yet.. stay tunned,we have to wait while some geek comes with damn answers