Hi,
I'm using VLC release 2.0.0-rc1 on windows xp professional.
To watch a video, I use the command line :
"C:\Program Files\VideoLAN\VLC\vlc.exe" MY_VIDEO.AVI --fullscreen --vout-filter=adjust --brightness=1.1 --saturation=0.7 --volume=200 --start-time=0 --play-and-exit
And whatever are the values for "brightness" and "saturation" options : it makes no difference while seeing the video.
Can someone tell me what misses in my command line, to make these options have effect ?
Thanks.
Best regards,
zebulon
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Re: VLC Command Line
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