>> Video Effects
Various video effects can be applied using GOM Media Player. You can access / control these effects from various parts of the GOM Media Player user interface, as well as from a number of keyboard shortcuts.
Preferences - Video Tab:
Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Hue, Flip, and Mirror effects can all be controlled from the Video Effect tab of the Preferences window. Push [F5] to open the Preferences window, click “Video” on the left, then click on the “Video Effect” tab.
Note: Move sliders to the right to increase the level of the relative setting, and to the left to reduce the level of the relevant setting.
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- - [Bri] Button
- Use the slider to adjust the brightness of the video image. Click the button to reset the slider to its default position.
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- - [Con] Button
- Use the slider to adjust the contrast of the video image. Click the button to reset the slider to its default position.
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- - [Sat] Button
- Use the slider to adjust the saturation of the video image. Click the button to reset the slider to its default position.
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- - [Hue] Button
- Use the slider to adjust the hue of the video image. Click the button to reset the slider to its default position.
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- - Flip
- Flip the video vertically
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- - Mirror
- Flip the video horizontally
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Note: Using “Flip” and “Mirror” at the same time will have the same effect as a 180 degree rotation.
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Preferences - Video Effect Tab:
Deblock, Deinterlace, Smoothen, Sharpen, and Noise effects can all be controlled from the Video Effect tab of the Preferences window. Push [F5] to open the Preferences window, click “Video” on the left, then click on the “Video Effect” tab.
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- - Deblock
- The deblock feature will attempt to increase video quality by reducing the 'blocking' phenomenon caused by low bitrates. The pop-menu next to "Condition" allows you to set when to apply the deblock effect, and the Quality silder allows you to set the amount of Deblock to use.
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- - Video Effect
- De-interlace: videos made with the interlacing technique will sometimes display with vertical lines running through the picture. The de-interlace feature can reduce this effect.
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- 1) Auto-enable deinterlacing: GOM Media Player will automatically determine whether or not to enable deinterlacing.
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- 2) Disable deinterlacing: Never use deinterlacing.
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- 3) Enable deinterlacing: Always use deinterlacing.
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- Smoothen: Smooth edges and reduce noise. Check the box to enable manipulation of the slider.
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- Sharpen: Sharpen edges to make blurry images clearer. Check the box to enable manipulation of the slider.
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- Noise: Adds noise to the video. Check the box to enable manipulation of the slider. Check the box next to Color Noise to add color noise.
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GOM Menu - Video
Many video effects can also be accessed by right-clicking on the playback area to bring up the GOM Menu.
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- - Flip – Input
- Flip video input vertically
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- - Flip – Output
- Flip video output vertically
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- - Mirror – Input
- Flip video input horizontally
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- - Mirror – Output
- Flip video output horizontally
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- - Use Default Screen Size
- Always open videos at their default screen size
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- - Zoom In by Aspect Ratio
- This option reduces the size of the video image so that the entire image will fit into a set aspect ratio.
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- - Zoom Out by Aspect Ratio
- This option reduces the size of the playback area to a set aspect ratio, and crops out the portions of the video image that don’t fit within the selected aspect ratio.
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- - Zoom In/Out by Pixel
- This option allows you to zoom in/out on the video image by pixel instead of aspect ratio
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- - Details
- The contents of the Details menu changes depending on which Zoom setting you choose. If you choose “Use Default Screen Size”, this menu will be disabled. If you choose “Zoom in by Aspect Ratio” or “Zoom Out by Aspect Ratio”, this menu will allow you to choose an aspect ratio. If you choose “Zoom In/Out by Pixel”, this menu will display pixel zoom options.
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- - Advanced Screen Capture
- Opens the Advanced Screen Capture window
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- - Open a Capture Folder
- Opens the currently set video capture folder
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- - Copy the Current Frame
- Copies the current frame to the clipboard
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- - Save the Current Frame
- Takes a screenshot of the current frame and saves it to the default screenshot output folder.
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- - Create Snapshot Preview
- Opens the Snapshot Preview window
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- - Set as Wallpaper
- Takes a screenshot and sets the image as your desktop background
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- - Video Settings…
- Opens the Video tab of the Preferences windows
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- - Blur
- Applies the smoothen effect to the video image
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- - Sharpen
- Applies a sharpen effect to the video image
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- - Noise
- Adds a noise effect to the video image
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- - Reset Video Control
- Resets all video settings to default
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- - Decrease Brightness by 2%
- Decreases brightness levels by 2%
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- - Increase Brightness by 2%
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- - Increases brightness levels by 2%
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- - Decrease Contrast by 2%
- Decreases contrast levels by 2%
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- - Increase Contrast by 2%
- Increases contrast levels by 2%
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- - Decrease Saturation by 2%
- Decreases saturation levels by 2%
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- - Increase Saturation by 2%
- Increases saturation levels by 2%
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- - Decrease Hue by 2%
- Decreases hue levels by 2%
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- - Increase Hue by 2%
- Increases hue levels by 2%
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Video Effects Shortcuts:
Often it’s much more convenient to control video effects via shortcuts keys instead of menus.
- - Increase Hue: [P]
- - Decrease Hue: [O]
- - Increase Brightness: [R]
- - Decrease Brightness: [E]
- - Increase Saturation: [I]
- - Decrease Saturation: [U]
- - Increase Contrast: [Y]
- - Decrease Contrast: [T]
- - Increase Contrast and Brightness: [W]
- - Reset Video Color Settings: [Q]
- - Flip Input Vertically: [Ctrl] + [Y]
- - Flip Output Vertically: [Ctrl] + [V]
- - Flip Input Horizontally: [Ctrl] + [H]
- - Flip Output Horizontally: [Ctrl] + [J]
- - Toggle Smoothen Effect: [Control] + [L]
- - Toggle Sharpen Effect: [Ctrl] + [M]
- - Toggle Noise: [Ctrl] + [N]
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