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veggav · 29th July 2018, 00:25

That sucks, for the first time I was able to get my TV to recognize 23p as 24hz if I use CVT CRT timings.

But giving up on 12bpc it's not a good trade off.

One idea would be actually change the timing for 23hz based on the findings with MadVR and put those on CRU (custom resolution utility).
But I don't know how to modify timings of specific hertz like 3840x2160.

EDIT: Got 12bpc to stick after a reboot.
Used CRU with the timings I wanted, added as a detailed resolution, moved it up to be together 3840x2160@60 and after rebooting I selected 23hz, changed to 12bpc and the 24hz (23.976) I had as 12bpc.
Rebooted once more, changed resolutions and still 12bpc.

So, yay!

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veggav Registered User Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 80	That sucks, for the first time I was able to get my TV to recognize 23p as 24hz if I use CVT CRT timings. But giving up on 12bpc it's not a good trade off. One idea would be actually change the timing for 23hz based on the findings with MadVR and put those on CRU (custom resolution utility). But I don't know how to modify timings of specific hertz like 3840x2160. EDIT: Got 12bpc to stick after a reboot. Used CRU with the timings I wanted, added as a detailed resolution, moved it up to be together 3840x2160@60 and after rebooting I selected 23hz, changed to 12bpc and the 24hz (23.976) I had as 12bpc. Rebooted once more, changed resolutions and still 12bpc. So, yay! Last edited by veggav; 29th July 2018 at 04:12.