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Old 30th May 2019, 18:02   #56381  |  Link
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The only option in Kodi to use MADVR with HDR goes through Kodi DSPlayer ???

There is no other?
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Old 30th May 2019, 18:04   #56382  |  Link
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Which OS are you on? There is no reason D3D11 should not work, it works for many other users just fine.

Would you report this in the LAV thread with all hardware, OS and video details?
Will do, have been doing various tests all day so will try to do a thorough report in a bit
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Old 30th May 2019, 20:57   #56383  |  Link
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anyy?
the only other way to do it is use kodi with a madvr supported external player like mpc-be, might as well just use kodi ds, its old but it still works fine.
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Old 30th May 2019, 23:39   #56384  |  Link
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On your laptop madVR should be set to output full range 0-255, but it only happens in fullscreen? If that was the issue it should not be only when fullscreen. Any more details, like OS, GPU, driver, laptop model, etc?
Intel HD 630, RTX 2080, GE75 Raider 8SG, Windows 10 1809.

Only some mkvs does that on laptop monitor when fullscreen. Everything is fine on external monitor.
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Old 31st May 2019, 00:17   #56385  |  Link
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maybe start with a screen of the OSD.
Sure, here it is. I think watching full hd (on full hd screen) I don't see this issue, but HD and SD I occasionaly see this.
Screenshot is 720p movie.


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Old 31st May 2019, 01:37   #56386  |  Link
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Asmodian, how does HD upscaled to 1440P @ 120hz Smooth Motion look? Also is 4K worth downscaling with SSIM 2D to that res for 120hz SM? Just curious..
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Old 31st May 2019, 02:00   #56387  |  Link
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I have a weird issue. I used the report 2020 to display option to do some testing, and now even when I am on the desktop and in SDR on 709 material, my display is still getting reported BT2020. If I switch sources to my Oppo player it clears, but no matter what I do now on my computer it is stuck sending the BT2020 flag. Is there any way to clear this?

Edit: A full DDU uninstall of the drivers seemed to have fixed it. Isnt that option supposed to work as a toggle though? If I uncheck it, shouldnt it turn that flag off that nvidia is sending?

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Old 31st May 2019, 04:00   #56388  |  Link
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Sure, here it is. I think watching full hd (on full hd screen) I don't see this issue, but HD and SD I occasionaly see this.
Screenshot is 720p movie.
is this screen pause? the OSD show very odd numbers.
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Old 31st May 2019, 07:29   #56389  |  Link
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I have a weird issue. I used the report 2020 to display option to do some testing, and now even when I am on the desktop and in SDR on 709 material, my display is still getting reported BT2020. If I switch sources to my Oppo player it clears, but no matter what I do now on my computer it is stuck sending the BT2020 flag. Is there any way to clear this?

Edit: A full DDU uninstall of the drivers seemed to have fixed it. Isnt that option supposed to work as a toggle though? If I uncheck it, shouldnt it turn that flag off that nvidia is sending?
I have noticed the same issue recently. Yes it should work as a toggle. I haven't had a chance to debug it, but it definitely doesn't work as it should. It could be a change in madVR, as I haven't changed the OS or GPU driver (I'm testing 430.86 at the moment but I get this issue with 385.28 to).

Please could you report:

GPU & driver version
OS version and build
madVR version

Anyone else noticed this?
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Asmodian, how does HD upscaled to 1440P @ 120hz Smooth Motion look? Also is 4K worth downscaling with SSIM 2D to that res for 120hz SM? Just curious..
Smooth motion at 120Hz looks like the native refresh rate to me, the resolution and smooth motion don't really interact in my experiance. 2160p is noticeably better than 1440p for both 1080p upscaled and 4K (obviously) but 1440p still looks very good with good scaling. Smooth motion does not make SSIM 2D any less helpful either, in my experiance the extra details from SSIM are mostly only visible when not in motion and for 24p at 120Hz smooth motion does not noticeably soften the image anyway.
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Smooth motion at 120Hz looks like the native refresh rate to me
Well that's a good thing, but I'm kinda disappointed.

Am splashing out on a Pana FZ950 OLED, no more downscaling for me, gonna miss the plasma refresh resolution but there's a lot to gain with an upgrade now.
Even Sony's BFI isn't good enough that I would want to use it as the flicker bothers me.

A pity every display technology we've had replacing the previous one has gone backwards in terms of motion resolution.
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Old 31st May 2019, 09:53   #56392  |  Link
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Am splashing out on a Pana FZ950 OLED
That's good, so finally someone can test chroma 4:4:4 and judder free playback with PC mode @ custom 23Hz on Panasonic
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A pity every display technology we've had replacing the previous one has gone backwards in terms of motion resolution.
And banding, tinting, DSE, etc
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Old 31st May 2019, 11:01   #56393  |  Link
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Hi,

I'm looking to buy a new Nvidia GPU for madvr processing but I want the best processing power for a reasonable budget.

A 1080 is only roughly 35-40% faster than a 1060 in standard 3dmark benchmarks.

However am I correct in thinking that the processing capability of madvr would be more linearly proportional to the number of unified shader cores in an Nvidia GPU? Or is it more complex than that? ie would a 1080 with 2560 cores have half the rendering time of a 1060 with 1280 cores (assuming identical source and settings)?

Thanks for any advice
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That's how it works, yes. I have a used 1060 6GB and it's enough for me (using HDR passthrough) with a 4k screen. But if you can get similarly priced better card then go for it.
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Well that's a good thing, but I'm kinda disappointed.

Am splashing out on a Pana FZ950 OLED, no more downscaling for me, gonna miss the plasma refresh resolution but there's a lot to gain with an upgrade now.
Even Sony's BFI isn't good enough that I would want to use it as the flicker bothers me.

A pity every display technology we've had replacing the previous one has gone backwards in terms of motion resolution.
It is supposed to be as good as gets for current displays, particularly the color accuracy of its internal HDR 3D LUTs. Probably won't be disappointed with it. You will want a 65" screen if possible if you are moving to a 4K display and care about visible improvements from upscaling, which I would assume you would.
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Well that's a good thing, but I'm kinda disappointed.

Am splashing out on a Pana FZ950 OLED, no more downscaling for me, gonna miss the plasma refresh resolution but there's a lot to gain with an upgrade now.
Even Sony's BFI isn't good enough that I would want to use it as the flicker bothers me.

A pity every display technology we've had replacing the previous one has gone backwards in terms of motion resolution.
welcome to the OLED club, guarantee you wont be disappointed but watch out for 5% black vertical banding, its much better than my first gen 4k OLED but it can still be a panel lottery for OLEDS.
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Old 31st May 2019, 14:34   #56397  |  Link
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Quantum Oled is suppose to fix all that, and reduce visible burnin as well.

ALTHOUGh.... it's still oled, motion clarity will be meh...
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Old 31st May 2019, 14:36   #56398  |  Link
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That's how it works, yes. I have a used 1060 6GB and it's enough for me (using HDR passthrough) with a 4k screen. But if you can get similarly priced better card then go for it.
Asked this question a while ago, no one knew, How is the 980 Ti for NGU performance. It's got lots'o Cuda cores, and it's cheaper (used)

I think most people with overclocked 2-series and above i7 can push 4K on CPU if they know what they're doing, leaving GPU just for scaling..
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HDR only working in windowed mode

Hi. After just upgrading to the latest Nvidia drivers (after being stuck at 385.28 forever), I've been unable to get HDR working satisfactorily in fullscreen mode in either Potplayer or MPC-HC, despite working perfectly in (non-fullscreen) windowed mode in both players.

MPC-HC exhibits the most curious behaviour, as HDR will enable if I move the mouse on to the screen, or let the control panel appear at the bottom; once I hide the panel/mouse, HDR disables again.

Potplayer gets stuck in a perpetual loop once entering fullscreen mode, making viewing the content unwatchable.

I've tried with and without the "enable automatic fullscreen exclusive mode" options (the above is the behaviour without it set). The behaviour differs slightly when enabled, with MPC-HC behaving as Potplayer does as described above.

I'm using the latest MadVR with Nvidia 430.86 drivers for my 1060 6GB card, and an LG B7 TV.

Thoughts? TIA.
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Old 31st May 2019, 16:52   #56400  |  Link
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430.86 has been working very well for me. 430.53 fixed that bug.

I am still experiencing mini stutters with my RTX 2080 after going to 430.86 and using the nvidia profile.
Can any RTX user confirm they have solved it?
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