Why does burningvideo desaturate colors?

[Noiecity]

I was trying to use software renderer because it's perfect if you don't get too close to closed geometry (like the inside of a cube), so I tried burnings video, but it turns out that it desaturates the texture. Software renderer maintains the colors of the texture in the model, but other renderers like burningsvideo desaturate the colors.
Can this be fixed?

[CuteAlien]

Don't know much about that and not sure if Thomas Alten still reads the forum. If you post an example I can try notifying him per mail about it.
But maybe try first if it's a light thing. So disable lighting in the material and check if it is still happening. Because light increases desaturation often. While software renderer probably has no light calculation at all.

[Noiecity]

Don't know much about that and not sure if Thomas Alten still reads the forum. If you post an example I can try notifying him per mail about it.
But maybe try first if it's a light thing. So disable lighting in the material and check if it is still happening. Because light increases desaturation often. While software renderer probably has no light calculation at all.

I have the light turned off, and: SMaterial& m = node3->getMaterial(0);
m.DiffuseColor = SColor(255,255,255,255);
m.AmbientColor = SColor(255,255,255,255);
m.EmissiveColor = SColor(255,255,255,255);
m.SpecularColor = SColor(255,0,0,0);

Software renderer:


Burnings video:


Although it was my mistake, in reality the software renderer seems to saturate the texture, and Burnings Video keeps the original.