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Originally Posted by brazen1
VBB,
In devices/your display/, create a profile group for PROPERTIES using this rule:
If (deintFps <= 30) "10-bit"
else "8-bit"
Add a profile for PROPERTIES named 10-bit.
Add another named 8-bit.
For the 10-bit profile under 'the native display bitdepth is: - select 10 bit (or higher).
For the 8-bit profile, select 8bit.
I use older nVidia drivers. Never a problem going into HDR mode and both are set to 8 bit here.
Follow this link and you'll see the screenshots I've listed - https://imgur.com/a/4h7U0#MruR8Lw |
Thanks, but wouldn't that just switch anything with less than or equal to 30fps to 10-bit and the rest to 8-bit, regardless of what bit rate the source actually is?
Maybe I didn't explain this right
Ideally, I'd like to have the entire chain set to 8-bit. That's best case scenario with the OLEDs, but it's not doable at the moment, because madVR won't switch into HDR mode when it's set to 8-bit.
As a workaround, I want to split DISPLAY -> PROPERTIES into two separate profiles, one for SDR using 8-bit, and one for HDR using 10-bit/auto. The only boolean I can see useful for this is "HDR", as in
if (HDR) "HDR"
else "SDR"
but that does not work. madVR will always use the SDR profile.