Open benzhe opened 1 year ago
The core code for HDR should be pretty trivial. The challenge is supporting the various video backends and testing on HDR-capable hardware.
What platform are you looking for HDR support for?
Sorry for the late response. I am using a moonlight-embedded build named Luna for CoreELEC, which is based on Kodi for Amlogic hardware. Amlogic devices have a high market share in the TV media box, and it seems most TV released these years have HDR features.
I introduced the basic HDR plumbing with c2f21b955d4d2dcccbf165c791db151024c24186 which enables HDR with the -hdr
option.
On the Amlogic side, it looks like amcodec does most of the heavy lifting for HDR. I was able to successfully enter HDR mode on a Vero 4K with the latest code in master.
Which Amlogic device are you using?
I introduced the basic HDR plumbing with c2f21b9 which enables HDR with the
-hdr
option.On the Amlogic side, it looks like amcodec does most of the heavy lifting for HDR. I was able to successfully enter HDR mode on a Vero 4K with the latest code in master.
Which Amlogic device are you using?
That's cool! I will try it later. And my device is TX3, with S905x3 SOC.
Hi @TheChoconut , can you merge this commit into your fork? This request may seem weird since I found my compilation buggy on CoreELEC.
Please provide the following info.
NVidia Geforce Experience version: Moonlight Embedded version: Moonlight Embedded source: repository/included in distribution/compiled from source/... Moonlight Embedded running on: Raspberry Pi/Cubox-i/Hummingboard/Other linux device/... Moonlight Embedded running on distribution: Arch Linux/Raspbian/OpenELEC/...
Verbose output
-verbose
of Moonlight Embedded:What is the expected result?
What happens instead of that?