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<blockquote data-quote="NewUser" data-source="post: 240101" data-attributes="member: 64286"><p>No, DVDs are made for DVD players. No need to level correct. Everything is matched up correctly. DVDs are encoded with the TV Colorspace, DVD players expects an input of TV Colospace. And hence outputs correct colors. They don't need to level correct anything. </p><p></p><p>PC's expects Monitor Colorspace for media, but gets TV colorspace input from DVDs (or anything that was originally made just for tv). PC doesn't know, so all the colors are shifted when it outputs. So we had to make sure, all media the PC gets is in its format of Monitor Colorspace (by expanding inputs 16-235 to 0-255) So it outputs correctly. </p><p></p><p>Is just that its the same thing but each unit expects a different format. (I guess the original engineers never imagined DVDs and PCs to merge)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="NewUser, post: 240101, member: 64286"] No, DVDs are made for DVD players. No need to level correct. Everything is matched up correctly. DVDs are encoded with the TV Colorspace, DVD players expects an input of TV Colospace. And hence outputs correct colors. They don't need to level correct anything. PC's expects Monitor Colorspace for media, but gets TV colorspace input from DVDs (or anything that was originally made just for tv). PC doesn't know, so all the colors are shifted when it outputs. So we had to make sure, all media the PC gets is in its format of Monitor Colorspace (by expanding inputs 16-235 to 0-255) So it outputs correctly. Is just that its the same thing but each unit expects a different format. (I guess the original engineers never imagined DVDs and PCs to merge) [/QUOTE]
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