colors being to colorful

[bananacreamandpeca]

I don't know how to explain this well.
I am using agk for a while now and always been happy with the end results.
Until recently I updated to agk 2.20.
I do not know if it is because of the particular dvd-title or the
xvid setiings/version number or it is just me.

I converted "kung fu hustle dvd" and "ewoks - the battle for endor dvd"
to xvid.avi with agk 2.20 (1 disc 700mb-rip, vbr mpp3 96kpps, endtitles 40% Q.)

And the results were that the colors are too bright or "too colored"
The colors are so bright as if they are cartoony-like on the result avi's.
On old tv-remote controls, you would have this color-control knob that had
this little sun-logo, that brightens or de-brightens the color of the picture.
That same effect I would see in de result avi's.

Why is this?

I checked the log:
One thing I came acroos was "color correction enabled"
Does this have anythign to do with this?
I re-ripped agian this time with the color correction of.

Only on "kung fu hustle" the colors lookes pretty close to the original dvd-source.

[Wilbert]

Could you upload a 25 frames vob?

[bananacreamandpeca]

i already deleted de resulting avi's cause I thought nobody would answer a newbe.

I let agk 2.20 reconvert "kungfu hustle" with color correction option disabled.
The colors are now pretty o.k.

The same did not work for the "ewoks - battle for endor" DVD.
So I will not keep a backup of that movie on my harddisk.
Disabling the color correction on the ewoks-flic did not help.
Th brightness was reduced, but I was not content with the colors.

I now only need to know how to adjust the audio (that is off a few secs)
in kungfu hustle.avi using virtualdubmod.
I cannot find a audio-video skew option anywhere in vdubmod :|

(I will re-connvert "ewoks - battle for endor" using color correction on, if you wish.
but tell me how to create a 25 frame.vob from that final avi..)

[Wilbert]

but tell me how to create a 25 frame.vob from that final avi..)
No, i would like to see a bunch of frames of the source (using ChopperXP, VobEdit or whatever), from the one that "didn't work" (kungfu ...).