Brightness nsv stream

vonip · 3rd February 2005, 19:11

Is there some way to correct brightness when I watching any nsv stream ?
Thanks for step by step advance.

sankt · 3rd February 2005, 20:23

Not with Winamp.

vonip · 3rd February 2005, 20:55

Oh, that's bad. How can I make brightness high ? I can see almost nothing in some scenes.

Inedible Bulk · 4th February 2005, 01:05

some monitors feature 'buttons' on the 'front' of the 'panel' and they can be 'used' to 'adjust' 'brightness'

starless · 4th February 2005, 02:18

if you're using an nvidia card, you can right click on the desktop and select settings/advanced and dig around for "color correction" or "video overlay" where you can adjust brightness/contrast

also make sure in winamp that you have video overlay turned on, which i think it is by default. (right click on video window and check hardware overlay from there)

i'm sure other video cards have a software brightness/contrast as well

Jeeper One · 4th February 2005, 06:09

Hi everyone:

You can also do it via Windows Media Player (full mode only) if you have the controls enabled).

One of the few (VERY FEW) BRILLIANT IDEAS Microsoft actually thought of and implemented.

Hope this helps

Cheers for now

Inedible Bulk · 4th February 2005, 22:08

Quote:

Originally posted by Jeeper One
Hi everyone:

You can also do it via Windows Media Player (full mode only) if you have the controls enabled).

One of the few (VERY FEW) BRILLIANT IDEAS Microsoft actually thought of and implemented.

Hope this helps

Cheers for now

that post seems to indicate that you either 1) don't know wtf you're talking about or 2) you've got nsv working in wmp.

i'm leaning toward 1.

starless · 4th February 2005, 23:06

Quote:

Originally posted by Inedible Bulk
that post seems to indicate that you either 1) don't know wtf you're talking about or 2) you've got nsv working in wmp.

i'm leaning toward 1.

he's talking about the brightness/contrast controls in windows media player 9 and higher

its basically the same thing as adjusting the brightness through your videocard's driver software. i.e. launch mediaplayer, raise the overlay brightness and then switch back to winamp

3rd February 2005, 19:11	#1
vonip Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2	Brightness nsv stream Is there some way to correct brightness when I watching any nsv stream ? Thanks for step by step advance.

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sankt Moderator Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: SCVI . NET Posts: 2,833	Not with Winamp. Internet Broadcasting - Internet Streaming Guides

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Inedible Bulk Forum King Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: You're the man now dog Posts: 2,303	some monitors feature 'buttons' on the 'front' of the 'panel' and they can be 'used' to 'adjust' 'brightness' Originally posted by yeshuawatso : ...get Nullsoft to [accept] new moderators? ... election? ... If Inedible Bulk is the candidate, then I give my vote.

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Jeeper One Major Dude Join Date: May 2003 Location: Denver, Colorado Posts: 1,054	Hi everyone: You can also do it via Windows Media Player (full mode only) if you have the controls enabled). One of the few (VERY FEW) BRILLIANT IDEAS Microsoft actually thought of and implemented. Hope this helps Cheers for now Pat Cook WSO-AM Soap Opera Radio (Currently On The SHOUTcast YP But Website Coming Soon) Englewood, CO

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3rd February 2005, 20:55	#3
vonip Junior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 2	Oh, that's bad. How can I make brightness high ? I can see almost nothing in some scenes.

4th February 2005, 02:18	#5
starless Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Posts: 15	if you're using an nvidia card, you can right click on the desktop and select settings/advanced and dig around for "color correction" or "video overlay" where you can adjust brightness/contrast also make sure in winamp that you have video overlay turned on, which i think it is by default. (right click on video window and check hardware overlay from there) i'm sure other video cards have a software brightness/contrast as well