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<blockquote data-quote="almostcrimes" data-source="post: 21939" data-attributes="member: 15178">I am having a very similar problem to this one, on an ATI Radeon 7500 TV-Out. As soon as MP goes into video display mode everything gets brighter. In my case it isn't too severe a change but definetely noticable and the colors look a bit washed out. Interestingly, I can see the same effect on the menus screens in two cases: a) if I shrink the video to preview mode and then stop it (i.e.: when I'm watching a previously recorded TV show) the gamma levels go down as soon as the video stops playing. b) For a split second after I select an item to view the menus get brighter. This is right before full screen video kicks in.This leads me to believe that the issue is definetly related to invoking video playback. Strangely, I've been running MP for about two weeks and didn't really notice this issue until recently. I am still digging around to see if I changed an option that might account for this somewhere.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="almostcrimes, post: 21939, member: 15178"] I am having a very similar problem to this one, on an ATI Radeon 7500 TV-Out. As soon as MP goes into video display mode everything gets brighter. In my case it isn't too severe a change but definetely noticable and the colors look a bit washed out. Interestingly, I can see the same effect on the menus screens in two cases: a) if I shrink the video to preview mode and then stop it (i.e.: when I'm watching a previously recorded TV show) the gamma levels go down as soon as the video stops playing. b) For a split second after I select an item to view the menus get brighter. This is right before full screen video kicks in. This leads me to believe that the issue is definetly related to invoking video playback. Strangely, I've been running MP for about two weeks and didn't really notice this issue until recently. I am still digging around to see if I changed an option that might account for this somewhere. [/QUOTE]

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