Jacky Yew
April 9th, 2006, 02:24 PM
Clips play fine on TV with HD1, it's the problem with software MP4 decoding,
normally they look oversaturated with clipped highlight and black. If you are using VLC, you may turn on "extended GUI" to reduce contrast and saturation.
That would reveal more details. If you want to convert or edit, try to use MP4CAM2AVI with FFDSHOW. In "Picture Properties" of FFDSHOW's decoder configuration, adjust "Luminance gain" to 111 , "Luminance offset" to 12,
"Saturation" to 46. That would fit HD1's lumaninance range to RGB limit.
PS: Vegas 6's internal MP4 decoder is oversaturated too, color correction doesn't help. MP4CAM2AVI with FFDSHOW is the solution.
normally they look oversaturated with clipped highlight and black. If you are using VLC, you may turn on "extended GUI" to reduce contrast and saturation.
That would reveal more details. If you want to convert or edit, try to use MP4CAM2AVI with FFDSHOW. In "Picture Properties" of FFDSHOW's decoder configuration, adjust "Luminance gain" to 111 , "Luminance offset" to 12,
"Saturation" to 46. That would fit HD1's lumaninance range to RGB limit.
PS: Vegas 6's internal MP4 decoder is oversaturated too, color correction doesn't help. MP4CAM2AVI with FFDSHOW is the solution.