Wrong colors in H.264 film on windows - how to correct?

I exported a Quicktime movie on the Mac with the current version of Keynote using Export > Quicktime > High Quality (H.264)
The movie looks great when being played on the Mac.
But watching the same movie on my Windows PC shows different colors: Especially the former white color is now GRAY!
I tried to export it with/without selecting "Transparency" in the export dialog, but it makes no difference. I also tried to change the custom preferences (quality, 2-pass etc.) without success - it still shows up with no white but gray on the PC. This problem only belongs to H.264 codec. Other codecs work well, but are no good alternative in respect to size/quality. Is there anyway to get around this problem either directly or by converting the movie with tools?
Thanks for any tip on this issue.
Regards
Ronald

http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=767167&tstart=30
Open Quicktime 7
Click on Edit tab and go to preference,
then click on Quicktime Preference.
One that opens click on Advanced tab
You will see a selection for video or direct X.
Click on Safe mode (GDI only)
Then click on Apply, then OK.
Restart Quicktime and play a movie to test.
Make sure to close all QT movied and QT itself and restart. Or the changes will not take effect. Even if you press "APPLY".
This solved my WHITE looking GREY issues.
|shawn|

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