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Dmitry Yun September 21st, 2007 06:35 AM

Playback in WMD is DARK as if Codec is missing
 
Hi, just downloaded NEO Player, Already have Neo HDV installed. A bit after my Windows Media Player palys back all the cineform avi. files dark and not really visible. I tried uninstalling both Neo Player and Neo HDV and installing seperately, but it seems like something's busted. Any suggestions?

Richard Leadbetter September 21st, 2007 08:40 AM

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Originally Posted by Dmitry Yun (Post 747799)
Hi, just downloaded NEO Player, Already have Neo HDV installed. A bit after my Windows Media Player palys back all the cineform avi. files dark and not really visible. I tried uninstalling both Neo Player and Neo HDV and installing seperately, but it seems like something's busted. Any suggestions?

It sounds to me as though the video overlay settings for your graphics card require adjustment. If the codec was missing, you wouldn't see anything, or else you'd see the visualiser patterns WMP puts up when you're playing a CD or MP3.

David Newman September 21st, 2007 10:50 AM

There is no need to every install NEO Player if you have any other CineForm product installed -- it will reduce your functionality -- so uninstall both and reinstall NEO HDV. NEO Player is designed for people how don't have a CineForm product but want to decode and use CineForm files.

Richard is correct, your graphics card settings are wrong for the overlay -- a typically NVidia default bug. You can adjusted the overlay's contrast, brightness and saturation.

Jon Jaschob September 21st, 2007 12:46 PM

Nvidia Card, not Cineform
 
I have found a bug in the Nvidia video overlay, on my system. I play a 3D game online. If I open the game and run it, then close it and try to watch a video, (avi, DVD, etc.) I get the black screen with pure white barely visible, and a bit red. I restart my machine and all is well. Since this happens on any video, QT player included, it's the damn nvidia card, man, these cards are nothing but problems. Oh well, I get 250fps in my 3D game......
Jon

Dmitry Yun September 21st, 2007 06:30 PM

Damn, Can't wait till monday my bank froze the last paycheck for some reason. I'll contact the other cineform David and finally get into Aspect HD era :) Thanks for the help everyone it was my curazy nvidiya :P


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