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Troc · 15th November 2020, 12:22

I have some 4K UHD discs that I have ripped. I would like to apply some Virtualdub filters, but based on MediaInfo, even HEVC lossless output didn't manage to keep the HDR profile. The output video looks grey and very unappealing.

How would I keep the the video looking as vibrant after outputting from Virtualdub? Do I have to adjust the brightness, saturation, contrast and value by hand or is there a way to automatically adjust the video the same way it's adjusted by video players?

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Troc Registered User Join Date: Oct 2020 Location: Finland Posts: 23	Virtualdub and HDR? I have some 4K UHD discs that I have ripped. I would like to apply some Virtualdub filters, but based on MediaInfo, even HEVC lossless output didn't manage to keep the HDR profile. The output video looks grey and very unappealing. How would I keep the the video looking as vibrant after outputting from Virtualdub? Do I have to adjust the brightness, saturation, contrast and value by hand or is there a way to automatically adjust the video the same way it's adjusted by video players?