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<blockquote data-quote="GUAGS99" data-source="post: 169116" data-attributes="member: 54260">Great question!&nbsp; Even before I read your question I bagan to wonder if I was mis-diagnosing my problem.&nbsp; My main concern was that when I used the NVIDIA control panel to adjust gamma and color settings these did not effect the video coming from MP.&nbsp; It does however properly adjust when I use MS Media Player, VLC, or env the WinDVD player.&nbsp; I am thinking now that this is not indicative of the GPU not being utilized for video acceleration, but something diferent.&nbsp; I came to this when I purposly turned off HW Acceleration in the WinDVD player and I was till able to adjust the settings from the NVIDIA control panel.&nbsp; Bottom line is when using MP for videos (DVD or otherwise) the picture is too dark.&nbsp; I do not have this problem after adjusting the NVIDIA settings when I play using other players.I've uninstalled and reinstalled every codec and WinDVD..and still no change.Thoughts anyone??</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GUAGS99, post: 169116, member: 54260"] Great question! Even before I read your question I bagan to wonder if I was mis-diagnosing my problem. My main concern was that when I used the NVIDIA control panel to adjust gamma and color settings these did not effect the video coming from MP. It does however properly adjust when I use MS Media Player, VLC, or env the WinDVD player. I am thinking now that this is not indicative of the GPU not being utilized for video acceleration, but something diferent. I came to this when I purposly turned off HW Acceleration in the WinDVD player and I was till able to adjust the settings from the NVIDIA control panel. Bottom line is when using MP for videos (DVD or otherwise) the picture is too dark. I do not have this problem after adjusting the NVIDIA settings when I play using other players. I've uninstalled and reinstalled every codec and WinDVD..and still no change. Thoughts anyone?? [/QUOTE]

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