On Thursday 21 June 2007 20:06, Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote: > Nigel Henry wrote: > > On Thursday 21 June 2007 16:44, Mikkel L. Ellertson wrote: > >> You may want to play with the brightens and contrast controls in the > >> Settings --> Preferences --> Video --> Filters --> Image Adjust menu. > >> > >> Mikkel > > > > Thanks for the long and winding road to these settings, but making > > changes to them are having no effect whatsoever. ~/.vlc/vlcrc shows the > > changes I have made, but they arn't having any effect unfortunately. > > > > [adjust] # Image properties filter > > > > # Image contrast (0-2) (float) > > contrast=1.900000 > > # Image brightness (0-2) (float) > > brightness=2.000000 > > # Image hue (0-360) (integer) > > hue=155 > > # Image saturation (0-3) (float) > > saturation=1.400000 > > # Image gamma (0-10) (float) > > gamma=6.000000 > > # Brightness threshold (boolean) > > brightness-threshold=1 > > > > Nigel. > > Oops - you also need to turn it on at the Settings --> Preferences > --> Video --> Filters --> Image properties filter check box. > > You can also bring them up by hitting ctrl-G, but I don't think > setting made there are saved. but I could be wrong - I use mplayer > more then vlc. > > Mikkel Hi Mikkel. Thanks for the additional info. Hopefully that will have fixed vlc. At the moment I've got a bit sick of re-running "The Full Monty". I think I know the dialogue word for word now, but will try perhaps a different DVD. Young Frankenstein for example. It'll make a change, and I can check out the settings. Nigel.
