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==Poor Quality or Strange Video==
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'''What are the problems with the playback?'''
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Some video formats are incompatible with some versions of VLC.
 
Some video formats are incompatible with some versions of VLC.
  
 
From here on out, we will assume the file which VLC cannot play back is supported by your version of VLC.
 
From here on out, we will assume the file which VLC cannot play back is supported by your version of VLC.
  
What are the problems with the playback?
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{{VSGEntry|Visual errors|VSG:Video:VisualErrors|Video output is '''black''', '''white''' or '''garbled'''; or you see '''green''', '''blue''', or '''red lines''' on your video.}}
 
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{{VSGEntry|Video is purple (a.k.a. the Smurf effect)|VSG:Video:Smurf Effect|Why is my video purple in VLC?}}  
{{VSGEntry|Visual errors, such as black lines|VSG:Video:Errors|VLC only give black, white or garbled (or other visual errors) video output.}}
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{{VSGEntry|Video is distorted|VSG:Video:Distorted|The video runs but the picture is distorted.}}
{{VSGEntry|Video Colors are washed out|VSG:Video:Color_nVidia|This is a NVIDIA issue on Windows.}}
 
  
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Latest revision as of 15:39, 5 September 2013


Poor Quality or Strange Video

What are the problems with the playback?

Some video formats are incompatible with some versions of VLC.

From here on out, we will assume the file which VLC cannot play back is supported by your version of VLC.


Visual errors

Video output is black, white or garbled; or you see green, blue, or red lines on your video. Go!

Video is purple (a.k.a. the Smurf effect)

Why is my video purple in VLC? Go!

Video is distorted

The video runs but the picture is distorted. Go!


This page is part of the informal VLC Support Guide.
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