On 08/07/2016 01:32 PM, Dave Plater wrote:
That looks close enough to my version, have you tried ffplay from ffmpeg. On the command line ffplay moviename.
OK, did that without any options and the very first thing I noticed is that the 'dark scenes' (for example in Blade Runner) are much .... lighter. Or is it brighter. All the shadow detail that was black in other layers is not visible. There's a trerm for this, isn't there, the something-gradient? So that settles the matter, its NOT my hardware, card or monitor, it is the application or at least the application settings/paramters. If ffplay can do this without any tweeking, what does it say about the others! But I miss having a clear menu bar for controls. keyboard controls require memory and differ between application. How do I get to to play the DVD with the on screen menu DVDs have?
Depending on the codec and container all of the video players use ffmpeg libs for playing movies at least some of the time and mplayer is pure ffmpeg. The video from the decoded stream is handled differently by different players.
What video card do you use?
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