That would be Pinnacle 9.4 to be precise.
Here's the deal. Every time I create an AVI file from Pinnacle it takes on a slightly greenish tint. The good news here is that it's all but unnoticeable the first couple of times around. The bad news is that this discoloration is cumulative. That is to say, each and every time I import the same file back into Pinnacle for further manipulation and then create a subsequent AVI from the same, it gets greener.
Now, here's where it gets really mysterious. The program is two years old (roughly) but I've had this problem for only the past few months. I don't think this is about catching a virus because I have the same program on three offline computers and the problem has manifested itself on them as well.
Note: When I say offline computers I mean mostly offline as I will plug those boxes into the net from time to time to download product updates, but nothing else.
Anybody have any idea what the problem could be?
Here's the deal. Every time I create an AVI file from Pinnacle it takes on a slightly greenish tint. The good news here is that it's all but unnoticeable the first couple of times around. The bad news is that this discoloration is cumulative. That is to say, each and every time I import the same file back into Pinnacle for further manipulation and then create a subsequent AVI from the same, it gets greener.
Now, here's where it gets really mysterious. The program is two years old (roughly) but I've had this problem for only the past few months. I don't think this is about catching a virus because I have the same program on three offline computers and the problem has manifested itself on them as well.
Note: When I say offline computers I mean mostly offline as I will plug those boxes into the net from time to time to download product updates, but nothing else.
Anybody have any idea what the problem could be?
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