Closed Ptilopsis01 closed 1 year ago
Can you reproduce this with --no-config?
Can you reproduce this with --no-config?
Yes, it's dark
Regenerate the logs, using --no-config this time, and also update the issue with a sample file
Also just to be sure, you have to invoke mpv with --no-config from the command line. Putting no-config in your mpv.conf doesn't do anything
Regenerate the logs, using --no-config this time, and also update the issue with a sample file
Also just to be sure, you have to invoke mpv with --no-config from the command line. Putting no-config in your mpv.conf doesn't do anything
This shouldn't be happening with --no-config. I can't reproduce it unless I set target-peak=500. Either way, you're missing quotation marks in your profile-cond. Replace it with profile-cond=p["video-params/gamma"] == "pq"
and it should work
BTW, target-colorspace-hint
does not support being changed at runtime.
This shouldn't be happening with --no-config. I can't reproduce it unless I set target-peak=500. Either way, you're missing quotation marks in your profile-cond. Replace it with
profile-cond=p["video-params/gamma"] == "pq"
and it should work
Thanks!
BTW,
target-colorspace-hint
does not support being changed at runtime.
I thought the params should be loaded before runtime
But you put it in the profile. So it did nothing in your conf.
But you put it in the profile. So it did nothing in your conf.
I see...
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Reproduction steps
The first picture is an SDR video with the above profile, and the second one is the same video with the same profile which only deleted the "HDR_video" part. It's clear that the video in the first picture was limited to 203nits, but it should not be effected by this profile according to the 'profile-cond'
Expected behavior
When the "HDR_video" profile is not triggered(such as SDR videos), do not limit the video to 203nits
Actual behavior
As above
Log file
mpv.log
Sample files
Sample files needed to reproduce this issue can be uploaded to https://0x0.st/ or similar sites. (Only needed if the issue cannot be reproduced without it.) Do not use garbage like "cloud storage", especially not Google Drive.