Closed fcueto closed 3 months ago
In case you want to know, "Prefer DV over PQ and HLG" makes no difference.
I don't see any difference in color or statistics
me neither but I don't know if what I capture is what I see on the screen?
See if this tool has any effect on colors in Windowed mode: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/calibrate-your-hdr-display-using-the-windows-hdr-calibration-app-f30f4809-3369-43e4-9b02-9eabebd23f19
Try looking at DolbyVision Profile 5 samples. It will immediately be clear whether DolbyVision processing works or not. https://www.demolandia.net/4k-video-test/dolby-vision/page-1.html
The problem is probably related to which HDR metadata is used. Either the renderer's values or the default ones from Windows. I suspect fullscreen might be the "correct" ones from renderer, and in windowed mode it uses the default desktop values.
By using the calibration app he can test if that is the case.
Colors are great on Profile 5 samples
Windows calibration tool has no effect. I tried with extreme values just to be sure but not effect at all.
When in windowed mode, DV seems to remain active. When in fullscreen mode, it works during a fraction of a second then DV goes off (my monitor removes the DV label right away) If I use the arrow keys to get back or forward, it activates DV again during .2 second and it goes off again.
my monitor is asus pg32ucdm with firmware 105
The renderer does not support DV passthrough, so the DV label that your monitor shows temporarily is nonsense.
The renderer converts DV into HDR10 and then does HDR passthrough.
what you said about HDR metadata seems to be correct but I don't get why I see no difference playing with the HDR calibration tool. Maybe when windows 11 detects a DV capable display, it uses different metadata than the HDR calibrated ones ?
HDR calibration tool is for how the desktop looks in HDR mode.
It does not affect the metadata extracted from the video send out by the renderer. (when things are working as they should)
I get that but does it affect how the desktop looks in DV mode ? (because when HDR is activated, windows 11 is sending a DV signal, and not HDR, when a compatible display is detected).
You can't output DV passthrough on Windows, only HDR. MPC-VR read DV rpu and convert DV colors to PQ. That's all.
When I play DV content using mpc-hc 2.3.4 it is working and improves image quality considerably, but... it stops working in full-screen mode unless the seekbar is showing.
my settings:
Capture of the screen. DV works for less than a second then it disable (when in fullscreen)
In windowed mode DV works normally