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<blockquote data-quote="Flerbizky" data-source="post: 77375" data-attributes="member: 13834">Video Card: GeForce 6600GT (Passively cooled)Video Card Driver: 91.xx1. TV Card: Hauppauge1. TV Card Type: WinTV-PVR 5001. TV Card Driver: 2.0.43.24108TV: 28&quot; CRT (Old B&amp;O)TV - HTPC Connection: S-VHSI having the same issue as well.. In My TV, the picture looks slightly &quot;dead&quot; compared to just watching TV. I'm more or less happy with the way the picture looks, sharpness and detail is quite good, but it lacks color and intensity - And I'm sure turning up brightness and contrast would solve this - Only I can't figure out how.. I can easily do it on the GFX card, but that doesn't solve the problem as that'll do it system wide, and it's specifically a TV problem - Anywere else, I'm very very happy with how things look..It should also be said, that recorded TV has the same issues - Looks &quot;dead&quot;..I've tried the Hauppauge Tweaker, and while it certainly saves the settings, it does nothing for neither watching TV, neither recorded..Hope someone has some good pointers !..Btw.. Tried changing the brightness / contrast settings in WinTV2000.. Didn't help either...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Flerbizky, post: 77375, member: 13834"] [b]Video Card[/b]: GeForce 6600GT (Passively cooled) [b]Video Card Driver[/b]: 91.xx [b]1. TV Card[/b]: Hauppauge [b]1. TV Card Type[/b]: WinTV-PVR 500 [b]1. TV Card Driver[/b]: 2.0.43.24108 [b]TV[/b]: 28" CRT (Old B&O) [b]TV - HTPC Connection[/b]: S-VHS I having the same issue as well.. In My TV, the picture looks slightly "dead" compared to just watching TV. I'm more or less happy with the way the picture looks, sharpness and detail is quite good, but it lacks color and intensity - And I'm sure turning up brightness and contrast would solve this - Only I can't figure out how.. I can easily do it on the GFX card, but that doesn't solve the problem as that'll do it system wide, and it's specifically a TV problem - Anywere else, I'm very very happy with how things look.. It should also be said, that recorded TV has the same issues - Looks "dead".. I've tried the Hauppauge Tweaker, and while it certainly saves the settings, it does nothing for neither watching TV, neither recorded.. Hope someone has some good pointers !.. Btw.. Tried changing the brightness / contrast settings in WinTV2000.. Didn't help either... [/QUOTE]

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