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DVD brightness

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  • Started 5 months ago by fairpaul
  • Latest reply from shelleywen

  1. fairpaul
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    Why is it that a movie created in Final Cut Pro, authored in iDVD, is much brighter when burned to disc played on a domestic DVD player and viewed on a LCD TV than the same movie viewed on the same TV but used as a monitor direct from the Final Cut project?

    Is the extra brightness just the way it is when 'Burning" to DVD or am I doing something wrong? 

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  2. Johnboy
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    LCDs will always be brighter, you need to preview your work on a monitor/tv.  Merely burning the project will not adjust any level of luminance or chromiance.

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  3. johnboy said is very correct.LCDS is really brighter than other moive .maybe next time you should to choose this kind of panel.

    hmmm good luck to you

    haha better life and better electronics

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  4. johnboy said is very correct.LCDS is really brighter than other moive .maybe next time you should to choose this kind of panel.

    http://www.onvon.com/tft-lcd-monitors-c-21.html

    hmmm good luck to you

    haha better life and better electronics

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