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Mar 26th, 2005
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Windows Media Player Video content Problem!

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When I try to view wmp video, the content is somehow reverse colored or just different colors, so it becomes weird looking. Every now and then I have to adjust the hue and the contrast in video settings tab, but it very much gets annoying to do it everytime. This occurs to every video I try to play including strem video. I currently have the most updated and current Windows Media Player 10. Please help me!!!.
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Re: Windows Media Player Video content Problem!

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When I try to view wmp video, the content is somehow reverse colored or just different colors, so it becomes weird looking. Every now and then I have to adjust the hue and the contrast in video settings tab, but it very much gets annoying to do it everytime. This occurs to every video I try to play including strem video. I currently have the most updated and current Windows Media Player 10. Please help me!!!.
Not totally sure but it could be you video card getting bad ,have you tried a different video viewer to view the files.Video Viewers
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