Open Hiradur opened 2 years ago
Alpha7 requires 17pt 3dlut, and I guess DoVi the new 2019 config format. You can try bscpylgtv, it works with chip type instead of.model name, although yours is not supported, but you can override it easily with -c option. Read through the calibration part of.the readme. Once you confirmed it's working, you can do a small PR for your W21U chip type. https://github.com/chros73/bscpylgtv
Thanks for the info, I'll take a look when I have more time.
Regarding my first question, does your yes
mean that it's advisable to set color temperatur and saturation as well as gamma in calibration mode before performing the calibration?
Yes.
I'd like to use the calibration function with a 2021 QNED model, more specifically a 65" QNED919PA, to upload LUTs generated with DisplayCal. Due to the risk of bricking the mainboard, I wanted to ask if there are any known compatibility issues or if someone already has successfully done it. The QNED919PA supports
auto-calibration (CalMan) with LUT access
and uses anAlpha7 Gen4 Processor 4K
according to the data sheet).Here is the output of some of the info methods:
It seems that the
calibration_support_info
method needs to be updated for QNED models.Apart from the general question of compatibility, I also have some questions concerning the calibration itself:
Does it make sense to set color temperature and saturation as well as gamma in calibration mode before performing the calibration to bring the basic picture closer to the intended target or are they redundant since LUTs also affect them?
What about the local dimming feature? Should I turn it off in calibration mode or does the calibration mode set it in some way?