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Most graphics card drivers allow you to adjust various picture properties such as Brightness, Contrast, Gamma and saturation. Change those settings and restart the player.Īdjust the brightness. There you should see options called "Use overlays" and "Use high quality mode". That brings up the video acceleration settings. In WMP menu go to Tools -> Options -> Performance -> Advanced. If that doesn't help, then try a different version of the driver, either older or newer. First try resetting all the drivers settings to their default values. This problem is usually caused by a bug in the graphics drivers. The video plays with black and white colors in Windows Media Player Here, find a checkbox called "WMV9 acceleration" or something like it.Right-click the desktop and click "Properties".
If you have an older ATi driver that doesn't use the Catalyst Control Center, you'll find the WMV acceleration setting in the Windows Desktop properties:
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Update your driver if possible.Īll colors look completely wrong when playing WMV files This may happen with some buggy graphics drivers (on old hardware). If the colors look dull or washed out, then click here for solutions for that specific problem. Value 100 is usually a good choice if your screen isn't HDR capable. You can use the "target peak nits" value to adjust the brightness. MadVR options > devices > HDR > select "tone map HDR using pixel shaders" If you still have issues after that, then change this setting in madVR: MPC-HC Options > Playback > Output > Video Renderer > madVR You also need to make this settings change in MPC-HC: Many other players, included Windows Media Player, are not able to correctly play HDR video. We recommend using the MPC-HC player from the K-Lite Codec Pack. You need to use a player that is compatible with HDR video. See this topic for some solutions for that problem. If you (sometimes) see a single single horizontal line in the video, then that is called "tearing". In case you are using ffdshow, then you can find the option on the Output page in ffdshow video decoder configuration. You can find an option for that in the settings of LAV Video Decoder. Update your driver.Ī workaround that often helps is to disable usage of the YV12 colorspace. The video contains one or more weird lines
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Install a different version of your graphics driver.In Media Player Classic, go to Options -> Playback -> Output -> DirectShow video, select a different video renderer.General solutions to try when the video displayed is all messed up: Use Vista's default theme instead of the classic theme.Use DirectVobSub version 2.33 instead of newer versions.In Xvid decoder configuration, force Output Colorspace to YV12.The video is displayed only in the top half of the screen, upside down, and also doubled. Back to FAQ index Video display issues Q:
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