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5. Color Correction Panel 

 

5.1.1  Color Correction Settings 
 

If you are using a GeForceX GPU-based card

, another non-nView nVIDIA 

GPU-based card, or have not enabled nView on your system yet, 

follow these 

steps: 

•  

Right click from the Windows desktop to display the context menu, click 

     

Propertie

s, the 

Settings 

tab, and the 

Advanced 

button. 

•  

Click the 

Color Correction 

tab to display the nVIDIA Color Correction 

   panel. 

If you are using a nView-based card, 

have nView enabled, and want to 

access the Color Control Panel from the nView panel, 

follow these steps:

 

•  

Open the nView control panel. 

•  

To access the context menu, right click on a monitor icon that 

  appears on the nView panel. 

•  

Select 

Color Correction 

from the context menu.

 

1.  Open Color Correction 

 

 

 A. 

Active Color Channel: 

Allows you to 

select the color channel controlled by the 
sliders. You can adjust the red, green or 
blue channels individually or all three 
channels at once. 

 

 

 

   

 

 B. 

Brightness, Contrast, and Gamma 
Controls: 

The slider controls allow you 

to adjust the brightness, contrast, or 
gamma values for the selected color 
channel.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

C. 

Diagonal Line/Curve: 

A graphical 

representation of the color curve. This 
curve will change in real time as you 
adjust the contrast, brightness or gamma.

 

 

 

 

 

   

 

D. Selecting 

Automatically apply these 

settings at startup 

automatically 

restores the color adjustments you have 
made here when Windows is restarted. 

   

 

 

 

   

2. 

Note: 

If your computer is running on a network, the color will be adjusted after 

you have logged on to Windows. 

 
 

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Page 7: ...S Video In Video Out S Video Out 8...

Page 8: ...9 Low Profile VGA with TV Out Low Profile VGA with TV Out...

Page 9: ...ard into the AGP slot 3 Align and secure the mounting bracket of your new VGA card to your computer and replace your computer cover 4 Connect your monitor cable to the DB 15 connector at your new VGA...

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Page 12: ...AV input Connect the signal cable between TV OUT of VGA and TV s Video input and turn on the TV before launch Display Properties Otherwise the TV OUT function would be gray and un selectable 1 Boot u...

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Page 15: ...Digital Flat Panel to switch VGA output to Digital Flat Panel B Click OK or Apply to switch your display device 2 Click OK to make sure 3 Windows will ask you to keep this setting Click Yes to finish...

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Page 17: ...s B Enable video overlay zoom Click this check box and click Apply to use the Zoom control slider to zoom in out on a specific area of the video output overlay on your screen Using the diagram of the...

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