ExtraEye
7th July 2005, 17:55
Hello all,
about a week ago I bought a new computer.
Armed with an 3000+ AMD(1.8 GH) and 1024 DDRAM and Geforce 6600 GT, I expected the card would be DirectX9 compatible and would be able to play all my games.
I didn't expect it to effect my viewing pleasure(I have the same screen) but thought postprocessing and editing would be much better along with support for VMR9 Renderless.
Because I watch anime, colors are very important to me.
I liked using Zoom player's interface to increase the contrast(so that black would be blacker and white would be lighter) and the saturation(so that colors would be felt more). - I might have mixed those up just now but you get the messege.
When I switched to a new computer I switched over to VMR 9 Renderless and am trying to make the colors look the same.
I know this thread is pretty lame but I know it shouldn't be hard to make an avisynth script that will make colors look better.
Could anyone help please?
about a week ago I bought a new computer.
Armed with an 3000+ AMD(1.8 GH) and 1024 DDRAM and Geforce 6600 GT, I expected the card would be DirectX9 compatible and would be able to play all my games.
I didn't expect it to effect my viewing pleasure(I have the same screen) but thought postprocessing and editing would be much better along with support for VMR9 Renderless.
Because I watch anime, colors are very important to me.
I liked using Zoom player's interface to increase the contrast(so that black would be blacker and white would be lighter) and the saturation(so that colors would be felt more). - I might have mixed those up just now but you get the messege.
When I switched to a new computer I switched over to VMR 9 Renderless and am trying to make the colors look the same.
I know this thread is pretty lame but I know it shouldn't be hard to make an avisynth script that will make colors look better.
Could anyone help please?