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Still got this 'banding' problem with PD5.41 and new VidTools 1.52
Hey,
Installed the new vid tools and PD 5.41.
I still have this weird problem thats affected me since i got my G400 Marvel.
It does NOT affect output to TV or Video at all, only what i see on my monitor!
After playing a few MJPEG's, all of a sudden, certain darker shades of any colors used in windows turn a 'dark green'
This happens in 16bit and to a lesser extent in 32bit mode.
Whatever mode i'm working in (16 or 32 bit)after the problem starts, i can change to a different mode and back again and it goes away for a while. I'm sure it has something to do with the video overlay because if i try to take a screen grab of it, and view it later on, the colors are fine!
Note: this affects ANY windows application i use, i.e not just video.
Any ideas ?
Thanks
Scouser
P3-500
QDI 440BX m/b
128meg PC100
Marvel G400 running PD 5.41 and VT 1.52
SBlive! (liveware 2)
HD's, 8.4g and 13g IDE, 9gig AV SCSI on Adaptec 2940u card
DVD / CDR
Win98 DirectX v7
.......................................
Installed the new vid tools and PD 5.41.
I still have this weird problem thats affected me since i got my G400 Marvel.
It does NOT affect output to TV or Video at all, only what i see on my monitor!
After playing a few MJPEG's, all of a sudden, certain darker shades of any colors used in windows turn a 'dark green'
This happens in 16bit and to a lesser extent in 32bit mode.
Whatever mode i'm working in (16 or 32 bit)after the problem starts, i can change to a different mode and back again and it goes away for a while. I'm sure it has something to do with the video overlay because if i try to take a screen grab of it, and view it later on, the colors are fine!
Note: this affects ANY windows application i use, i.e not just video.
Any ideas ?
Thanks
Scouser
P3-500
QDI 440BX m/b
128meg PC100
Marvel G400 running PD 5.41 and VT 1.52
SBlive! (liveware 2)
HD's, 8.4g and 13g IDE, 9gig AV SCSI on Adaptec 2940u card
DVD / CDR
Win98 DirectX v7
.......................................