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The colours in my videos are in purple and green and look like negatives


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15-Sep-2007, 11:52 PM #1
The colours in my videos are in purple and green and look like negatives
Soon after getting my computedr set up, all of the videos seem to be in three dominant colours, which appear to be in reverse, or negatived. Ie. like this:



Can anyone help me with this? I've tried googling the problem, but can't find the answer. I thought it was a missing codec, but can't fix it by updating those either.

It doesn't happen with youtube etc. Only with Windows Media Player or Windows Media Player Classic etc. That's why I reckon it's a Vista problem, but clearly this might not be correct.

Thanks in advance.

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16-Sep-2007, 12:02 AM #2
Found the problem. It was the hue control.
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