2007-02-01, 18:22
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Junior Member
Join Date: Jan 2007
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saturation control on mac
In quicktime pro, you are able to control various aspects of a video file, such as color intensity (saturation). My question: is there a way to increase the saturation while playing a file in the mplayer for macs? I read somewhere that if you press 7/8 while in mplayer, you can decrease/increase saturation, but it didn't work when I tried. Any ideas?
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2007-02-01, 19:55
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King of Hosers
Join Date: Dec 2005
Age: 41
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The 7/8 keys will only work if you are using a specific video output driver (as the manpage says), and I'm not sure what mac's use but I'm guessing that build isn't using it.
Rather you can specifically use the -saturation command, which has values ranges from -100 to 100. I know there is some option to select what parameters are used when opening MPlayer on Mac, I saw TheFluff show someone once, but I have no idea where that is  .When in doubt read the manpage! |
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