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  1. The problem I am having is a washing out of the colors on my VHS captures. The caputre's I do are perfect 1:1 ratio, But the problem is that the video is washed out with white colors so it looks to bright. I have tried to adjust the contrast and brightness of the capture programs but to no sucess. I turned around and hooked up my DVD player through the RCA Video-In and also Tried the S-Video in. The Picture is not washed out at all. It looked perfect! I tried another VCR and same thing with the first one, washed out. Is it because a VCR is such low Resolution that it causes this? Should I get a High Resolution VCR that has S-Video out? Or Is there something Else that should fix it? My DVD player worked great on it, but 2 VCR's that only have RCA look washed out.

    I have a:
    1.4GHz Athlon
    Asus V8200 Deluxe
    2x60GB HDD
    El-Chep-o Toshiba VCR

    I use:
    InterVideo WinCoder
    ASUS Digital VCR
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  2. Also I have used almost every video card and video capture drivers I could get my hands on, and same thing:

    DVD - Great
    VCR - Bad

    I am also using Windows XP Pro
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  3. I have the same problem, brightness to high using Windows XP.
    I tried with VitualDub, ASUS Digital VCR,iuvcr, WDM 1.04,WDM 1.05, WDM 1.06 and now with WDM1.08.
    I am using a NVIDIA Geforce3 Asus V8200 Deluxe and NTSC VCR.
    Any help would be great.
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    i have this whiteness problem too after i upgraded to win xp. is it the drivers, tv tuner or win xp??

    Avermedia TV98, Voodoo 3 3k.

    i think alot of people want this problem resolved! i've looked for patches..no luck
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  5. Have you tried calibrating it to your source footage with a histogram? There is one built into Virtualdub.

    I found that I couldn't adjust the settings in virtualdub directly, but setting them in AMCap saved them for the VFW apps as well. I think it's a WDM driver thing.

    Also, on my WinTV board I have to set my input to either Svideo or Composite, depending on the line I'm actually using to feed in the signal. If I pick the wrong one the colors are messed up similar to what you are describing.



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