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<blockquote data-quote="Monchi" data-source="post: 362559" data-attributes="member: 64228"><p>[USER=69192]edterbak[/USER] i had a similar problem.</p><p></p><p>HD movies where fine (not to dark and not to bright)</p><p>SD movies where much to bright. i searched the internet and found that ATI drivers have a bug where the "card uses wrong colorspace" </p><p></p><p>if your problem is like this: to dark HD movies and good SD movie than i guess your colour is set to dark, the SD movies look just fine cause your card uses the wrong colorspace which compensates the overall to dark picture.</p><p></p><p>if your problem ist like i discribed above then the attached vbs script might be helpfull</p><p>the UseBT601CSC=1 registry entry froces your videocard to use the same colorspace for HD and SD movies.</p><p></p><p>you should make a backup of your system, i don't know how clean the deinstallation works</p><p></p><p>for further information take a look here:</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Monchi, post: 362559, member: 64228"] [USER=69192]edterbak[/USER] i had a similar problem. HD movies where fine (not to dark and not to bright) SD movies where much to bright. i searched the internet and found that ATI drivers have a bug where the "card uses wrong colorspace" if your problem is like this: to dark HD movies and good SD movie than i guess your colour is set to dark, the SD movies look just fine cause your card uses the wrong colorspace which compensates the overall to dark picture. if your problem ist like i discribed above then the attached vbs script might be helpfull the UseBT601CSC=1 registry entry froces your videocard to use the same colorspace for HD and SD movies. you should make a backup of your system, i don't know how clean the deinstallation works for further information take a look here: [/QUOTE]
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