Controlling brightness and contrast in DVD Player

Is it possible to control the brightness and contrast in DVD player?

It depends on your graphics controller. Select "Show Supported Features" in DVD Player's "Help" menu. If it shows "Video Color" supported, you can choose "Video Color" from the "Windows" menu. Don't forget to click the "On" box at the top-left.

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You're very welcome.
You can get the latest version of the HP Support Assistant from the link below:
The download link is on the upper right side of the page (Download HP Support Assistant - Notebooks, Laptops, Netbooks)
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I'm a HP employee
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