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Brightening a Movie

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Alright, I used to watch videos from my windows pc on my tv and they were very bright becuase of the ATI software that came with the video card put an "overlay" over the video. Anyway, now something happened with the video card and it will only display in B&W so i have been watching movies on my CRT monitor. I was wondering if any of you know of a program that will put an overlay of the video on the monitor to brighten it up? Most of the scenes in all of the movies are WAY darker on the monitor than the TV used to be. I know this is a mac forum, but I figured I would ask anyway...

Thanks, Ste
 

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