KMPlayer Gamma WAY Too Bright
Hello all,
I've been trying to get video to play in KMPlayer under Mandriva linux on and off for a day now and I have an issue. All videos play with what seems to be a very, very high gamma level. Any text on screen, details and such are all completely washed out and the image is practically white. How can I adjust this? I'm running on an Acer Aspire 3620: Intel Celeron M 1.5Ghz 1GB RAM 100GB HD Intel GMA900 Chipset Video If you need any more specs I can give them but the rest of the laptop is stock, anyway. I tried to take a standard screenshot and the video overlay simply turned out blue - oops. So I can't show you what I mean but suffice it to say, it's so bright the second you see the video you know it's wrong. |
Okay, I've figured out how to fix it.
The driver KMPlayer was using for video output was the problem. When it used the XVideo driver I had the gamma issues and any other driver is fine.
I simply went into the settings under General Options in KMPlayer, selected another video renderer that worked and now I can watch video. I hope this helps someone else with the same problem. Cheers~ |
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i was having the same issue, glad i read your solution, many thanks.
i was testing different players, as i am in the process of abandoning VLC due to a seekbar issue (combined with little irks here and there that have been building up over the years). i don't know much about codecs and such and i almost blamed the washed out colors on KMPlayer, but switching to Haali decoder (or renderer or whatever) fixed it. incidentally, i see a lot of complaints from users on forums regarding this problem, and i feel like they are also unaware that the setting is to blame rather than the player. i'm sure there are reasons for this but i have to say that vlc's default settings are simply optimal and version after version i have never seen a washed out effect. having said this, vlc is a trainwreck lately. not sure what the reasons are but i hope KM makes the full-color thing default in some future version.\ because as far as i see thus far it seems to be a far superior player for the average multimedia consumer. |
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