smulpa2k
19th December 2009, 16:29
Hello everybody,
i am new to this forum and my english isn't that good. but i hope its enough to explain my problem well.
it's very simple, I rendered my >>OWN!<< .mp4 file (an AVC video- and AVC audiostream) (and this problem happens too). I rendered it in a raw form to inprove my editing speed on Premiere. so now I got an 19GB large file with RGB/PCM and everything works well. I imported the file into Premiere and got a milky dark colour. Even if I put that raw file in my Classic Media Player, it looks milky. But when I render that file in MP4 it gets it's nice 255range black back... in my NVIDIA Control Center i've choosen 0-255 range but it still doesn't works... the same Error occours with .mkv files too... i dont know what to do now, because if i load in a picture created in PS CS4, it gets a nice black, but the video lacks with that terrible milky black.... does anybody knows if this is normal and if i should be afraid of that thing or maybe i do anything wrong?
I would be glad about some help guys!
Thank yo so far!
Best Regards
Smulpa2k
i am new to this forum and my english isn't that good. but i hope its enough to explain my problem well.
it's very simple, I rendered my >>OWN!<< .mp4 file (an AVC video- and AVC audiostream) (and this problem happens too). I rendered it in a raw form to inprove my editing speed on Premiere. so now I got an 19GB large file with RGB/PCM and everything works well. I imported the file into Premiere and got a milky dark colour. Even if I put that raw file in my Classic Media Player, it looks milky. But when I render that file in MP4 it gets it's nice 255range black back... in my NVIDIA Control Center i've choosen 0-255 range but it still doesn't works... the same Error occours with .mkv files too... i dont know what to do now, because if i load in a picture created in PS CS4, it gets a nice black, but the video lacks with that terrible milky black.... does anybody knows if this is normal and if i should be afraid of that thing or maybe i do anything wrong?
I would be glad about some help guys!
Thank yo so far!
Best Regards
Smulpa2k