I can't say I understand what you're talking about when you say "saturation
problems". Any video player will output the same video file the same way,
unless one intentionally makes alterations. Perhaps you're used to the
alterations your TV makes? If that's the case, VLC does have options to
adjust the colors.
As for the other thing, that sounds like something that pretty much always
happens when you start a video in the middle. It's because of how video
compression works, not a bug in the video player.
As far as I know, VLC is the best video player period. Even Windows users
commonly install and use it. But GNOME Videos (Totem) is pretty good, too.
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