[vlc] Re: Video brightness.

[Sigmund Augdal]

There is an option to do this inside vlc - use the "adjust" filter. Go to
the preferences window, in the "video" tab, select the "adjust" filter in
the filters list, and click in "configure" to change the
bightness/contrast/hue.

I have also seen videocards that let you give individual gamma correction
values for video,3d graphics and ordinary graphics, don't know if this is
the case with your bord, but if it is, then it should be much faster. Have a
look in the advanced section of the windows control panel.

Sigmund

On Tue, May 13, 2003 at 08:54:11PM -0400, Klisk Fyrerain wrote:
> I'm running VLC on a Win2k box. It works great, but there's one problem I see, which is a slight annoyance.
> 
> I'm using a Geforce4 card, and Nvidia cards are.. Well.. Dark, when it comes to videos, and games. So in order to brighten up the video, using VLC, I'm forced to manually brighten the gamma via my Videocards setting, rather inside of VLC, which lacks this option.
> 
> The problem? Once I'm done watching the video, everything /else/ on the screen is too bright to even see. Which is... Well, an annoyance. ;)
> 
> Not a big deal, honestly. But I guess I'm wondering if there's any way to brighten the video, inside of VLC? Or perhaps even suggest that option for the next version of your software.
> 
> Anyways. Thanks! And keep up the good work. ;D
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