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My videos are missing red color

Discussion in 'Video playback problems' started by ogerman, Dec 29, 2004.

  1. ogerman

    ogerman Member

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    When I play any DVD on any one of my DVD players (I have about 5 to choose from) The colour is whacked

    It seems to missing the red. anything that should be red is a light blue. It only happens to the actual video, the player it self has all the colours, my desktop is fine and if I open a picture file the pictures look fine,

    I also tried AVI's and such in Windows Media player and they too are missing red colour.



    I tried changing the video settings and resolution but it made no difference.

    If I look at the Display settings it has 32 bit

    When I start the DVD player my display Settings seems to change automaticly (screen goes black and I hear a click and then the screen comes back) and then when I close the DVD player it changes back.



    I am stumped.....any ideas what I can do?

    thanks, this problem just started today, they worked fine before

    fred
     
  2. Ennis

    Ennis Member

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    I am having a similar problem. Can anyone please help?
    (Sorry for the bump, but I've been trying to fix this for ages and ages and this post seemed a shimmering beacon of aid, until I saw its lack of replies.)
     
  3. colw

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    Possibly due to original recording on poor quality/crap media. What brands are you using?

    Have you put labels on your DVD's?

    If yes to either of the above, it will lead to playback problems.
     
  4. BusterT

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    Apparently It's a video driver problem. I had the same thing happen and tried swiching DVD drives and using different playback software to no avail. Out of curiosity, I uninstalled my video driver and let XP install the default Microsoft driver and the playback is normal now. I'm using the onboard video which is S3 Graphics ProSavageDDR. I hope this helps.
     

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