Saving A/V Controls in QuickTime Pro 7 Windows

Is there a way to save a/v control settings so that I don't have to change the brightness and contrast everytime I open a new .mov? I can't seem to find a setting for this anywhere and couldn't find any other post for this after a quick search so I know I must be missing something simple :\
Windows XP

The A/V controls (for those computers that support the feature) allow you to modify the playback of only one file at a time.
Each new movie is a new "event" and there are no "global" A/V settings.
My fairly new Mac mini doesn't have a graphics card that supports A/V adjustments in version 7. I can, however, make A/V adjustments using version 6.5.2.
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