As the topic suggests, whenever I convert an AVI to an MPEG1/2/4, the video has a bright white fog over it. If I record the AVI in 32bit color instead of 16bit (preferred) some colors are even funny due to the high intensity white. Is this normal?

I am an avid gamer (PC) and my clan and I are quite good. I recently decided to use Fraps to start recording us in-game. This records rather large AVI files, but they play FINE in WIndows Media Player. Then when I use Nero 6.6 Ultra to burn it to SVCD, everything is super-bright. I have also used WinProducer3 to convert the AVI to MPEG, and it has the same effect. Same goes for TMPGEnc!

I have dumped a lot of money on software and am at a loss. I can use Fraps to record a short video of myself in-game and then the end result after using TMPGEnc. Does anybody have any ideas?

I appologize for the post. The problem was the latest drivers nVidia has released. While they have a nice frame-boost in games, anything dealing with MPEG is screwed. Two of myf riends reported the same problem and reverting to the old driver made it work.

Cool. Glad to see you found a fix.

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