Anyone else having this problem?
Blacks esp look very washed out, I usually end up using MPC, or Splayer, only because they look alot better esp for MKV playback.
I am currently rocking W7 64x Enterprise, in case that matters :
VLC always looks (washed out)
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servocrow101
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VLC always looks (washed out)
Though VLC does tend to play almost everything well, it just doesnt look good most of the time, I am aware you can adjust the settings but I dont want to have to do that each and everytime I play a file, is there a way to keep the settings one way or the other to a users liking?'
Anyone else having this problem?
Blacks esp look very washed out, I usually end up using MPC, or Splayer, only because they look alot better esp for MKV playback.
I am currently rocking W7 64x Enterprise, in case that matters :
Anyone else having this problem?
Blacks esp look very washed out, I usually end up using MPC, or Splayer, only because they look alot better esp for MKV playback.
I am currently rocking W7 64x Enterprise, in case that matters :
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Jean-Baptiste Kempf
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Re: VLC always looks (washed out)
nVidia?
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