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August 27th 09, 09:23 PM
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Saturation problems when publishing
I originally posted this on another message board, but have not received any responses, so I'm posting here in hopes that someone can help me. When I publish my movie (to a DVD or my computer), the red tones (specifically skin tones) tend to be over saturated. The people in the pictures look like they're sunburned. I originally created the movie on my old computer using version 2.1 (XP) and never had this problem. When I got my new computer over the weekend and opened up the movie in version 6.0 (Vista) the pictures also looked fine. However, when I publish it only the red tones look over saturated. Any ideas what would cause this problem? Please help! -- ISW 
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