I randomly made a screenshot and realized it has better contrast than normal video output. Now, I can use contrast effect to make it look more like the screenshot but I don't get it. Why is there a difference?
http://imgur.com/eYCbl3n
Screenshot contrast
Re: Screenshot contrast
Also, I realized that other players like WMP do not have this problem so its either something with VLC or maybe gpu drivers.
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Re: Screenshot contrast
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Re: Screenshot contrast
Sorry for digging up this old thread.
This solution works fine, but I realized that when you select <always on top>, the color limitation is applied again, this may be some nvidia driver limitation or a bug.
When you restart VLC, the picture is fine again.
This solution works fine, but I realized that when you select <always on top>, the color limitation is applied again, this may be some nvidia driver limitation or a bug.
When you restart VLC, the picture is fine again.
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