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  1. 2nd Sep 2004 00:26 #1
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    Does any one know how can i editing the brightness of mpeg file? bcoz the movie i downloaded was too dark.. Thanks
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    Re-encode with filters. TMPGENC is good.
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    :any other method, ppl help me out!
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    No, really, there's no other way than to reencode and apply filter(s).

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    Originally Posted by mats.hogberg
    No, really, there's no other way than to reencode and apply filter(s).

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    Thanks for the help!.
    Wich kind of filter i need to apply when i re-encode??
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    mrtummy,

    I think you have two options that will help you out:

    - Increase the brightness and/or contrast on your monitor, or,

    - Buy the damn movie.
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    VirtualDub comes with a brightness/contrast filter that might do the trick - A lot more can be found here.

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