HandBrake

It would appear your source is full range (0..255) but is not tagged as such. HandBrake converts it to TV range (16..235), producing the correct result. So, it appears whatever media player you're using is displaying the original incorrectly; the media player assumes the original is already TV rang...

It would appear your source is full range (0..255) but is not tagged as such. HandBrake converts it to TV range (16..235), producing the correct result. So, it appears whatever media player you're using is displaying the original incorrectly; the media player assumes the original is already TV rang...

It looks like this is the result of converting your videos to TV range (16..235), which HandBrake always does. It's possible your player is incorrectly displaying the source files. It's also possible your source files are mistagged. Hard to say without seeing the required activity log. https://past...

i switched lot of configs to try if it will fix it but nothing happened brighter more static noise dunno am i missing some codec or i ihave xvid divx and k-lite
http://imgur.com/a/ib2RR here is an example