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27th February 2018, 18:54 | #49302 | Link | |
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BTW the nvidia setting doesn't do anything the last time >i< checked. if you send 10 bit to the GPU driver it was sending 12 bit to the screen when possible even when set to 8 bit. my current TV doesn't tell me the input type so i can't do new tests. BTW if you guys have so much trouble with banding try 6-7 bit it's hard for bad processing to add banding there. and no this is not a bad joke and no dithered 6 bit is fine not perfect in term of banding. and when we are already talking about bit deep stuff it should be possible to change the EDID in a way that it reports the TV only supports up to 10 bit in this case nvidia doesn't have a chance and has to send 10 bit. |
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27th February 2018, 20:16 | #49303 | Link |
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@huhn: I'm not interested but just curious. Is it possible to analyze EDID TV report with some tool and verify if TV supports 8/10/12 bits (I mean through EDID info) or they all accept 12 bits in EDID whereas it's not true in reality ?
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27th February 2018, 20:32 | #49304 | Link |
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Yes, madVR's "identification" shows the EDID info. My TV reports 8bit, 10bit, and 12bit for supported bitdepths but really it isn't very good at anything over 8-bit (2017 LG OLED).
Just use 8bit RGB @60Hz.
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27th February 2018, 20:55 | #49305 | Link |
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And it shouldn't. Nothing can. Anything above 30Hz is not within the current HDMI spec.
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27th February 2018, 21:13 | #49307 | Link | |
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I think a lot of this fervor surrounding 60Hz is because some displays are limited to it and require it to produce a semi watchable picture vastly improved using madVR fixes. Fortunately, madshi supplied them. I'm all for it and support it although I have no need for these fixes since my display is 120Hz, thus I can use native source rates fluent. The general consensus here does not apply to all users. Those just getting to understand madVR and settings in conjunction with it should be informed imo. To raise fists and start name calling when a spade is called a spade is not becoming nor informative.
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27th February 2018, 23:06 | #49308 | Link |
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Since we are on the topic of colorspaces i have a samsung 6 series 55 inch (mu6300) i5 3570k(overclocked to 4.8) 32gigs of ram on a asus p8z77lk with a rx 560 on windows 10 now idk if im not doig something right or what but i have my amd color settings set to 10bit full rgb and res is at 23.97585 but now when using mpchc or jriver no matter what i get stuck with 4:2:0 ..res is still at 23.97585 output is 10bit the only way i can get it to output 4:4:4 while whatching a movie is to use dxva copy back if i use native or d3d11 no matter what it always defaults to 4:2:0 and won't budge ..now id be totally fine with copy back if I could have not offload to the cpu cuz there is no reason for it at all...not only that if i say switch to 4:4:4 i get micro stuttering and it off synchs the audio but about 2 seconds...no dropped frames just the ques wont fill .4:2:2 will play fine ..i just wanna know if im doing something wrong or . missing something...sorry im on my phone at work so i can't give screenshots atm but i can explain anything that maybe needed as far as my setup gos...im connected from gpu into my sony 7.2 receiver (which supports 4k hdr 8-10-12 bits 4:2:2 and 4:4:4@24/30/50/60) then into my tv
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28th February 2018, 00:25 | #49309 | Link |
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How do you know you are "stuck with 4:2:0"? Are you looking at the MadVR OSD? You may be looking at the wrong information. If you can post a screenshot (link to image sharing site) that may help clear up any misunderstanding.
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28th February 2018, 11:45 | #49313 | Link | |
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I use bluray setting on my TV as motion controls are disabled in PC mode. I'm using an RX 550 and find no loss of image quality on my TV when using my desktop colour space set to 4:2:0 60hz, real world viewing anyway, dont doubt there would be some minor differences in slides but the convenience of having everything running without having to create CRU's and profiles works better for me. As a test, set your desktop colour space to 4:2:0 60hz and see if your problems disappear. The alternative would be to sack of 10bit and stick with 8bit as most people on here would recommend. |
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28th February 2018, 13:07 | #49316 | Link |
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My 2012 Sony also disables motion interpolation in 4:4:4 mode, I would wager that most displays actually do that.
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28th February 2018, 14:26 | #49317 | Link |
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That might be true for flat panels, but my JVC projector is happy to do motion interpolation with 4:4:4, either 12bits 24p or 8bits 60p.
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28th February 2018, 14:42 | #49318 | Link |
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Panasonics don't do MCFI in 4:4:4 as well...only they call it 4K/1080p direct mode so that's probably the logic of a direct signal path, like direct on AVRs - you're not supposed to touch it, to the extent that 24Hz input is pulled down to 60 Hz because it's can't natively sync to 24Hz but must do some motion processing...What would be the difference between a flat panel and a projector in that regard...price vs expectations?
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28th February 2018, 16:40 | #49320 | Link |
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Motion interpolation in the sense of producing a framerate that looks smooth instead of stepped compared to original, yes.There are other motion compensated algorithms that reduce the blur but keep the original framerate, on many panels it is required to have proper pulldown-free 24 hz....
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