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Old 1st May 2019, 16:38   #56081  |  Link
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It's the greatest thing since cheddar cheese puffs
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haha ,no they expect me to do the work as well :-)

I have high hopes, after your extensive praises !

Planning to go for bigger OLED as well later this year (B965") , With the calibration , planning to start this weekend and also wanna dive into the MadVR Measurement thing, as well. (Have the latest beta and also a special version for ISO/BD folders, hopefully it also works on disc-burned MKV's)

Already amazed what MadVR does to 1080P and UHD files so far , took me quite a while to learn things from this thread and on AVR MadVR threads how to configure optimally. Had great help from Asmodian , Warner306, Huhn and ryryzn, very grateful for the great contributions on this thread. MadVR is pretty complicated , but great fun as well !

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Old 1st May 2019, 16:50   #56082  |  Link
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What I find weird is that I don't have many of the reported problems about studdering , banding and such and I am on WIN Insiders Fast Ring , plus I never do the DDUcleaner ... any other folks with a RTX2070 with similar behavior and chroma on NGU AA High, Image downscaling on SD 2 50%, image upscaling on NGU sharp > doubling High?

I think my settings are pretty high, no ? it renders usually at 25ms

I did OC my GPU with MSI afterburner, but no VOLT or MEM OC,need to redo this
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Old 1st May 2019, 18:04   #56083  |  Link
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What I find weird is that I don't have many of the reported problems about studdering , banding and such and I am on WIN Insiders Fast Ring , plus I never do the DDUcleaner ... any other folks with a RTX2070 with similar behavior and chroma on NGU AA High, Image downscaling on SD 2 50%, image upscaling on NGU sharp > doubling High?

I think my settings are pretty high, no ? it renders usually at 25ms

I did OC my GPU with MSI afterburner, but no VOLT or MEM OC,need to redo this
One of my first thoughts was that older quad core cpus in combination with the newer rtx cards on madvr are not playing nice together, stutter. For example in games the cpu relays to the gpu and if the cpu cant do it fast enough you will get a bottleneck. I was thinking this because changing prerendered frames or frames presented in advance takes care of the stuttering for the most part for some people. There is a relationship there, although I do not know what it is.

Nvidia has pretty much locked overclocks. It is limited to power and thermals. The clocks are gonna do what they want no matter what you do in afterburner. You will get the fastest clocks at 50-59c then 60-69c and will get worse from there. Pretty ridiculous that it will throttle around 60c. I think Gamers Nexus has a pretty good explanation if you care to search it out. Basically keep it under 60c and the mem can go up to +1000 offset or so.
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Old 1st May 2019, 21:50   #56084  |  Link
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Since you guys are talking about CPUs... I have no issues with my stock-clocked 1st generation Core i7-920/X58 chipset combo (ca. 2008) Goes to show how very little the CPU matters.
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Old 1st May 2019, 22:16   #56085  |  Link
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haha ,no they expect me to do the work as well :-)

I have high hopes, after your extensive praises !
Do the PC monitors first, once you understand certain setting behaviors and develop a workflow, then tackle the Oled.

Oled is slightly more complicated due to ABL.
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Do the PC monitors first, once you understand certain setting behaviors and develop a workflow, then tackle the Oled.

Oled is slightly more complicated due to ABL.
Good Luck Sven. You will be impressed with the OLED from what I've read. Calibration is also a rabbit hole of sorts. Once you see it, you can't unsee it, lol.
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3DLut + Madvr = Magical . !

It's not just a rabbit hole, every animal agrees, it's a very nice hole.
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Haha, but I have to agree.. it is a pretty deep hole but a nice one.
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It's the greatest thing since cheddar cheese puffs

The benefits and usefulness are immense.
You're all talking about this product, right? https://www.amazon.com/X-Rite-i1Disp.../dp/B0055MBQOW
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Old 2nd May 2019, 00:37   #56090  |  Link
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Yes that is it.
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Old 2nd May 2019, 02:06   #56091  |  Link
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You're all talking about this product, right? https://www.amazon.com/X-Rite-i1Disp.../dp/B0055MBQOW
You don't have to get that one.

You can get the cheaper Colormunki-display version.

It's the same thing with lower-certification.

The Cmunki Disp is firmware limited to read slightly more slowly, But that Doesn't matter or affect the accuracy much.

Either one works.

For calibrating TVs, the cmunki disp works just fine.

If you're enthusiastic about calibration, you Might consider the i1Dp, over the long run, it might save you some time, NOT much, but some.


The i1dp went on sale for ~$140 last black friday, and the lowest Cmunki-Disp on sale I've seen is ~$100
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the i1d3 is notable faster which pretty important for 3D LUT creation.

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$140? if I had known that I would've got one.. Uhh.. Someone should've posted here. T_T
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I barely use my HTPC any more (spending hundreds on a GPU for slightly better image quality vs a £120 box that does everything is hard to justify) but that last GoT episode looked like absolute garbage on my OLED TV. Banding all over the blacks (which are everywhere to begin with). So I might try playing the episode from my HTPC rather than my Minix box to see if looks any better using Kodi + madVR.
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Banding all over the blacks (which are everywhere to begin with).
I only saw banding in the sky with the dragons
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this is one area low and mid LCD trounce OLEDs, horribly compressed content, sort of. Because all the blacks are just a grey mush you dont see any of the problems on GOT, this has been almost unwatchable on my OLED, much better with MADVR but it looks fine on my sammy MU8000, albeit grays instead of blacks.

with the proliferation of OLEDs I'm hoping MADSHI gets some time to look at the near black streaming artefacts as these are all kinds of horrific, much worse than a bit of banding in the sky or a slight loss of detail on a HDR image, this is by far the biggest problem PQ wise for all OLED owners and this is unlikely to get better, we really need some work in this area.
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Yes that is it.
Thanks to you and tp4tissue for the info!
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Old 2nd May 2019, 11:33   #56098  |  Link
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RTX 2080 @stock clocks
i5 8600k @stock clocks
Windows 10 1809
Kodi 17.6+ds player MPC BE 1.5.3 +MPC HC 1.7.13 (not sure which one being used)
Nvidia 430 new drivers. 1809 windows 10
LGC7OLED55 TV screen

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Using madVr Default settings.

PS. HDR only seems to work in fullscreenexclusive.
Nvidia drivers on Ycbr422 12 bit.
Any tips as to how to aquire the most correct/ best quality HDR?

It's a bit hard to find in almost 3000 pages what is actually the best.
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Did you try both passthrough HDR to display and tone map HDR using pixel shaders with output video in HDR format checked?

Those are your two best options for HDR with an LG OLED display. There is no magic.

If you are talking about chroma upscaling or dithering, try NGU Anti-Alias or NGU Sharp combined with Error Diffusion option 1 or 2.

That should give you the "best quality" HDR.

Also, set the GPU to RGB rather YCbCr. That will actually lower image quality on a PC.
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update LAV filters,
0.73.1 or the last 0.74.1, I still have the penultimate, but yours are 0.70 (a little old)
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