Windows applies a filter to Film and TV video players.

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Windows applies a filter to Film and TV video players.

Windows applies a filter to Film and TV video players.

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PalmaBoss
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03-31-2016, 01:58 PM

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I was experimenting with Vegas Pro 16 and it crashed. After the crash, my videos in Windows 10 playback added some strange filters. The colors aren’t off because I checked the settings, but flipping them made everything messed up. I’m not sure what happened, but now all my game recordings I planned to use for YouTube are useless. The odd part is that it only affects my right monitor (Benq GW2480, with three screens—two Benq and one Kogan) when dragging videos there, but works fine on full screen or another monitor. It’s really confusing. I’d guess it’s a driver issue, though I’m not sure.

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PalmaBoss

03-31-2016, 01:58 PM #1

I was experimenting with Vegas Pro 16 and it crashed. After the crash, my videos in Windows 10 playback added some strange filters. The colors aren’t off because I checked the settings, but flipping them made everything messed up. I’m not sure what happened, but now all my game recordings I planned to use for YouTube are useless. The odd part is that it only affects my right monitor (Benq GW2480, with three screens—two Benq and one Kogan) when dragging videos there, but works fine on full screen or another monitor. It’s really confusing. I’d guess it’s a driver issue, though I’m not sure.