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<blockquote data-quote="kiwijunglist" data-source="post: 397905" data-attributes="member: 76888"><p>I run MP on XP SP3 with Catalyst 8.12 and ATI HD3200 onboard video card using VMR9 renderer.</p><p>My monitor is a Samsung LCD 1920x1080 Display connected directly to HTPC via HDMI</p><p></p><p>I ran a display calibration .mp4 video and set brightness level down so that anything at or below level 16 was black and contast level so that 235 and above are white. I believe this is correct because VMR9 only uses 16-235 color space.</p><p></p><p>When i view starwars 720p mkv rip i notice that when the movie fades to black, the black of the movie is not the same color as the black bars above and below the video. Should i set my contrast level lower so the fade to black is the same black as the black framing bars?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="kiwijunglist, post: 397905, member: 76888"] I run MP on XP SP3 with Catalyst 8.12 and ATI HD3200 onboard video card using VMR9 renderer. My monitor is a Samsung LCD 1920x1080 Display connected directly to HTPC via HDMI I ran a display calibration .mp4 video and set brightness level down so that anything at or below level 16 was black and contast level so that 235 and above are white. I believe this is correct because VMR9 only uses 16-235 color space. When i view starwars 720p mkv rip i notice that when the movie fades to black, the black of the movie is not the same color as the black bars above and below the video. Should i set my contrast level lower so the fade to black is the same black as the black framing bars? [/QUOTE]
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