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Old 20th December 2017, 04:33   #47841  |  Link
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To use full range with the JVC 9900 change the "Input Signal" option "Input Level" to "Enhanced".

Or keep using limited range.
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Old 20th December 2017, 04:38   #47842  |  Link
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Not to beat that dead horse to death, but, I thought we determined if you need to use limited it was better to have:

madvr: limited
gpu: full
tv: limited

......right?
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Old 20th December 2017, 04:42   #47843  |  Link
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True, but then the rest of Windows is the wrong range.

Having madVR set to full and the GPU set to limited allows everything to be the correct range but at the expense of the GPU drivers compressing madVR's output so you lose the quality dithering and don't have a 1:1 playback chain.
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Old 20th December 2017, 04:53   #47844  |  Link
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Right. And in my case, I can do full:full:full EXCEPT when doing 3D. I get horrible ghosting when I have it set like that so I have to do limited:full:limited for everything to work. As for the rest of Windows, oh well in my case. LOL The PC is 99% for HTPC duty anyway. For others that may present a problem for sure.
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Old 20th December 2017, 06:11   #47845  |  Link
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LG OLED 4k upscaling is actually pretty good, it also has a superes option which is also very good.
Err... No! I don't like it one bit.
1080p120 input (which I might want to use for fast video games [where image quality is bad to begin with or much less relevant than aiming precision] and/or old movies with software BFI) looks terribly soft (almost like it's 720p) in the PC / ISF modes (PC mode is needed to achieve 4:4:4 chroma and low lag for games) and even though PC / Technicolor looks fine (and similarly flexible to calibrate for this 1080p120 mode which is unique in several ways, so needs it's own calibration settings) there is no way to achieve 2x2 "nearest neighbor" upscaling (which would be nice for games). I don't think it's hard to realize that running additional sharpening on a previously softened image can never be the same (neither in terms of "purity/honesty", nor "raw quality") as simply skipping both. And even if you are willing to make a little sacrifice, I couldn't really find any sharpness/enhancer/superres settings which look "right" to me. When these are presents, I always see the fuzzy/noisy artifacts and/or find the result way too "soft" still. So, I avoid feeding it with <2160p unless 120Hz seems to be important (for example, if I want to play a little bit CS:GO).

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Old 20th December 2017, 09:35   #47846  |  Link
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The last script looks fine on OLED TVs (it achives the same thing on the LG OLED what Panasonic does in firmware on their LG panel based OLED TVs). The flicker is comparable to that of most PDP displays (which have black intervals by nature).
I kinda doubt that, PDPs have black intervals during the display of a single frame itself, they don't display a whole frame instantaneously and then have a whole frame black interval, that would be horrible.

Do you really watch movies with that script? I thought BFI was only really useful for video games?
24 fps film is already a bit blurry by nature in action scenes, but content I think BFI could be useful with in madVR is 50/60 fps sport with a lot of quick unpredictable action, at which sample-and-hold panels aren't that good (not as bad as with video games, but still).
Do all Panasonic OLEDs have that feature? I need to see that by myself in a shop.
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Old 20th December 2017, 10:36   #47847  |  Link
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I kinda doubt that, PDPs have black intervals during the display of a single frame itself, they don't display a whole frame instantaneously and then have a whole frame black interval, that would be horrible.
Indeed, BFI can only function properly if you have much shorter black intervals, not a 24 fps video and 24 fps black playing interleaved. The flicker would be horrendeous.

Also, of course you would want to avoid a double black frame to ever appear in succession, not sure why you would make a script where this would even be possible to happen in the first place, /me shrugs.
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Old 20th December 2017, 12:10   #47848  |  Link
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Before I paste a wall of text with the details of what I'm using, I should ask is anyone having an issue with MadVR, a black screen, and a BSOD that says 'irql_not_less_or_equal' when trying to play content in exclusive fullscreen ?

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Old 20th December 2017, 12:33   #47849  |  Link
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if you like that "result" fine by me. but if you think LG OLED have special processing compared to the normal TVs. well...
@70mm
you asked that before and the answer didn't change full range RGB is in theory superior.
it may well be better, I just cant tell to be honest so I'm going for the easier option which is 420 10 bit for everything.
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Old 20th December 2017, 12:39   #47850  |  Link
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Before I paste a wall of text with the details of what I'm using, I should ask is anyone having an issue with MadVR, a black screen, and a BSOD that says 'irql_not_less_or_equal' when trying to play content in exclusive fullscreen ?
yeah, there has been quite a bit of this since the creators update for win10 users. HAs been mentioned quite a bit on here if you read back. I have a workaround for AMD cards and I think removing FSE works for NVIDIA cards.

AMD or NVIDIA?
WIN 10 creators?
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Old 20th December 2017, 17:25   #47851  |  Link
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1st post. Been lurking quite a while and have learned so much here. Intend to help where I can and continue absorbing what is provided now that I've finally registered. Wanted to thank madshi for providing his creation we all digest and together help him refine. Special thanks also to nevcairiel visits and his Lav filter package as well as the MPC crew pulling all this together. Lastly to the posters, regulars and one-offs alike, who tirelessly endeavor to help others in a thankless task. I just want all of you to know your efforts are not taken lightly and this new member appreciates every single one of you.
+1, me too! Merry Xmas!
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Old 20th December 2017, 17:57   #47852  |  Link
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I see nvidia has just released another driver (388.71), anyone tried it yet with HDR?
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Old 20th December 2017, 18:04   #47853  |  Link
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HDR will be fixed in the next major driver update. Not sure about the driver number, it could be 389.xx or 390.xx. It will not be fixed in 388.xx.
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Great news!

And yes, no change in 388.71.
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Old 20th December 2017, 18:51   #47855  |  Link
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HDR will be fixed in the next major driver update. Not sure about the driver number, it could be 389.xx or 390.xx. It will not be fixed in 388.xx.
Thats great news to hear, have a wounderful Christmas and new year!
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Old 20th December 2017, 18:52   #47856  |  Link
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HDR will be fixed in the next major driver update. Not sure about the driver number, it could be 389.xx or 390.xx. It will not be fixed in 388.xx.
There is at least a Linux driver "promised" with 390.xx versioning, according to Phoronix.
(But sometimes they appear a week or two before the new branch lands for Windows.)
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Old 20th December 2017, 19:35   #47857  |  Link
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Just had a Win10 update with a new version of the core OS today (insider build 17063) and HDR is fixed.........it installs by default nvidia driver 382.53

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Old 20th December 2017, 20:52   #47858  |  Link
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HDR will be fixed in the next major driver update. Not sure about the driver number, it could be 389.xx or 390.xx. It will not be fixed in 388.xx.
Thanks Madshi, that's great news for HDR. Do you know if they also fixed the bit depth issue with a custom res (not possible to select 12bits when a custom res is selected) in any driver after 385.28? 12bits can be applied if you switch to a standard frame rate, but it's greyed out with the 23p custom res (displayed as 24p in the nVidia panel). This is one of the reasons why I'm still with 385.28, as it's the last version that fully works.
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Old 20th December 2017, 21:52   #47859  |  Link
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yeah, there has been quite a bit of this since the creators update for win10 users. HAs been mentioned quite a bit on here if you read back. I have a workaround for AMD cards and I think removing FSE works for NVIDIA cards.

AMD or NVIDIA?
WIN 10 creators?
Ah, well then.

I've only been using W10 for two months since I just built a new system, and the iso was build 1709 which contains the creators update.

I'm also using a GTX 1080

Removing FSE ?
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Old 20th December 2017, 22:13   #47860  |  Link
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He means not enabling Fullscreen Exclusive (FSE) mode.
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