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<blockquote data-quote="NewUser" data-source="post: 239922" data-attributes="member: 64286"><p>No, its because dvd players naturally output TV colorspace. So when it sees 16 from the DVD media it outputs black to the projector.</p><p></p><p>When its hooked up to a PC it sees 16 and it outputs grey. The projector outputs whatever color the RGB it gets (for component). What we did was "fool" the PC to output black for 16, so your projector puts out black. Bascially a spectrum shift.</p><p></p><p>However newer TV's are smart nowadays. It knows when you use it as a PC and automatically shifts the color for you. E.g. PC outputs grey. TV knows it's suppose to be black so it outputs black. If you do a shift twice (once with ffdshow and then the TV) you'll get smurfs (blue skin tones LOL)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NewUser, post: 239922, member: 64286"] No, its because dvd players naturally output TV colorspace. So when it sees 16 from the DVD media it outputs black to the projector. When its hooked up to a PC it sees 16 and it outputs grey. The projector outputs whatever color the RGB it gets (for component). What we did was "fool" the PC to output black for 16, so your projector puts out black. Bascially a spectrum shift. However newer TV's are smart nowadays. It knows when you use it as a PC and automatically shifts the color for you. E.g. PC outputs grey. TV knows it's suppose to be black so it outputs black. If you do a shift twice (once with ffdshow and then the TV) you'll get smurfs (blue skin tones LOL) [/QUOTE]
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