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Everytime I watch a video I have to go into video
settings and change the hue all the way to the left or to
the blue end of the spectrum. I have installed the latest
version of media player and it still does not play the
video with the correct color untill I make an adjustment
has anyone else had this problem and how did you fix it??
Thanks Bob

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"Bob" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Everytime I watch a video I have to go into video
> settings and change the hue all the way to the left or to
> the blue end of the spectrum. I have installed the latest
> version of media player and it still does not play the
> video with the correct color untill I make an adjustment
> has anyone else had this problem and how did you fix it??
> Thanks Bob
>

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>-----Original Message-----
>Everytime I watch a video I have to go into video
>settings and change the hue all the way to the left or
to
>the blue end of the spectrum. I have installed the
latest
>version of media player and it still does not play the
>video with the correct color untill I make an adjustment
>has anyone else had this problem and how did you fix it??
> Thanks Bob
>.
>
After checking a few news groups I went into my control
panel/ Display Properties/Settings/Advanced/S3Overlay/
while running a video on media player you can adjust
brightness,contrast,hue,saturation. I just clicked on the
defualt setting and all is back to normal! Trying to
manually adjust this will totally mess up the video
picture default is the best setting! this will only work
while media player is running.

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