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That sounds possible, but I usually disable all "Color Enhancements" in the HD Graphics settings, with the exception of slight tweaking of skin tone, and hue. Anyway, the graphics look better to me in the Kaby Lake NUC when using D3D11. It remains to be seen if they will look better in the Haswell and Skylake NUCs.
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No chroma upscaling after win10 reinstall
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I have been using madvr for some time but recently I had to reinstall windows. Now all the settings work fine except for chroma upscaling, it doesn't produce any image changes. Any idea on what it may cause this? |
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You can't have chroma upscaling not work, it's (in 99% of cases) a necessary step to display compressed video. Probably the differences between algorithms are so subtle that you don't spot them.
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Don't use CUVID, use D3D11 or DXVA2 copy-back.
Use ctrl-J to see the OSD. There you can see what chroma upscaling method is being used. edit: also disable the rendering "trade quality for performance" options "use DXVA chroma upscaling when doing native DXVA decoding" and "use DXVA chroma upscaling when doing DXVA deinnterlacing".
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Sorin, chroma options don't tend to change the appearance a lot when it is noticeable however it's mostly on red images, I notice your settings are too high in that screenshot, set to NGU AA med or low to get your rendering time down so you're not dropping frames. Some of the 'trade quality for performance' options can actually be quite useful here with little image quality affect.
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Hi!
Any Windows 10 users here? When I experimented with it a while ago I had a significant issue with video playback: after I left the media player paused for a while and wanted to resume playback the video froze with madVR (not sure about other renderers, I forgot whether I checked or not...). I had to stop playback and restart. Very inconvenient. Do such things still happen on Windows 10? BTW. How does it compare to Windows 8.1 from the aspect of multimedia? |
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anyone else out there with a 2015 or 2016 LG OLED without a pro calibration, just wondering what you've set your MADVR calibration to, DCI-P3 / power curve 2.20 looks the best to my eyes, with calibration disabled MADVR is overblowing colour, mainly reds for me.
No idea if this is even correct. |
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direct compute, dithering, error diffusion, madvr, ngu, nnedi3, quality, renderer, scaling, uhd upscaling, upsampling |
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