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  1. 17th Dec 2004 05:03 #1
    alebertaz
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    Is there a program to change the gamma, tonality, saturation of a mpeg video file (VCD compliant) and then directly save with colour changes without reconverting with example TMPGENC?

    I'm sorry for my english but I'm from Italy.
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    No. Once you start changing the actual data that makes up the image, you are up for a re-encode. Depending on the tools you use, this may have only a small impact.
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    Originally Posted by alebertaz
    Is there a program to change the gamma, tonality, saturation of a mpeg video file (VCD compliant) and then directly save with colour changes without reconverting with example TMPGENC?
    No.
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  4. 17th Dec 2004 05:39 #4
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    And for the trifecta .....

    NO.
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  5. 17th Dec 2004 06:09 #5
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    Originally Posted by lordsmurf
    And for the trifecta .....

    NO.
    Quadrella ...

    NO
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