The video at this link, when saved and played with the VLC player, is tinted green.
The same saved video plays normally in the MediaPlayerClassic - HomeCinema:
https://www.masterbeat.com/#general/countdown2010
After having played the video, several others are now vertically striped with various tints.
I uninstalled and re-downloaded the installer and it is still the same result...?...
Green!...
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Re: Green!...
Change video output
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Re: Green!...
What does that mean?
The flash plays fine in the browser and the saved .flv in MediaPlayerClassic-HomeCinema.
I've never seen this sort of distortion before and now I've seen it more than once.
Did you get the same green cast to the video? How do I 'change video output'?
I just want to make sure I haven't imported a bug of some kind...
The flash plays fine in the browser and the saved .flv in MediaPlayerClassic-HomeCinema.
I've never seen this sort of distortion before and now I've seen it more than once.
Did you get the same green cast to the video? How do I 'change video output'?
I just want to make sure I haven't imported a bug of some kind...
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