(2018-04-06, 06:40)mkohman Wrote: @Warner306 I was wondering would their be any point in sending my RX560 4GB back and replace it for a RX580 4GB? I mean what benefit will I get? Will the 580 be much better in performance or is it pretty much an overkill for what I use it for (movie playback only).

(2018-04-06, 15:40)Bibio Wrote:

(2018-04-04, 19:12)Warner306 Wrote:  

if i'm understanding correctly then what you are saying is that the GPU will apply any settings in its "config utility" after madvr for the final output to the display device.

madVR -> GPU settings -> GPU output -> display device. 

(2018-04-06, 16:49)Warner306 Wrote:

(2018-04-06, 15:40)Bibio Wrote:

(2018-04-04, 19:12)Warner306 Wrote:  

if i'm understanding correctly then what you are saying is that the GPU will apply any settings in its "config utility" after madvr for the final output to the display device.

madVR -> GPU settings -> GPU output -> display device.  

 Yes, that is correct. 

(2018-04-06, 15:59)Bibio Wrote:

(2018-04-06, 06:40)mkohman Wrote: @Warner306 I was wondering would their be any point in sending my RX560 4GB back and replace it for a RX580 4GB? I mean what benefit will I get? Will the 580 be much better in performance or is it pretty much an overkill for what I use it for (movie playback only).

 personally i would get things playing smooth without glitches with the card you have then spend the money on getting an ISF calibration done to the system. after that then there would be no more fiddling.

another thing you might want to consider is upgrading your motherboard.  

(2018-04-06, 18:32)mkohman Wrote:

(2018-04-06, 15:59)Bibio Wrote:

(2018-04-06, 06:40)mkohman Wrote: @Warner306 I was wondering would their be any point in sending my RX560 4GB back and replace it for a RX580 4GB? I mean what benefit will I get? Will the 580 be much better in performance or is it pretty much an overkill for what I use it for (movie playback only).

 personally i would get things playing smooth without glitches with the card you have then spend the money on getting an ISF calibration done to the system. after that then there would be no more fiddling.

another thing you might want to consider is upgrading your motherboard.   

 That is solid advice thank you.. If I upgrade my motherboard I would need a new cpu and ram aswell.. lets see thanks anyway Do you reccomend a motherboard and a cpu that will be sufficient? I can go atx as I am thinking of changing my case to silverstone gd09b thanks

Also what benefit will I gain from upgrading my motherboard as I only with movies with this HTPC? Thanks 

(2018-04-07, 06:17)Warner306 Wrote: Those are better looking pictures than the last ones you posted.

It looks fine. I was pretty sure your display was already doing some form of color management because you weren't complaining about the colors being off. Setting this in madVR is likely achieving the same thing. I would just leave it like that. Your projector is calibrated to BT.2020 in SDR mode, so you should output in BT.2020 from madVR, if possible. If outputting in BT.709 from madVR was achieving the same result, then your projector was converting the input. So no loss, no gain.

I would just leave everything as is if you are getting proper picture quality and functionality. You'll drive yourself mad if you keep tweaking things.

I might have steered you wrong on setting 10-bits in the GPU control panel. madshi now says fullscreen exclusive mode should be enabled to get 10-bit output from the GPU in HDR passthrough mode. You seem to be getting 10-bits in HDR mode, already, so I don't know if this is true. Do you notice any banding in HDR titles? This is the bug that others are reporting when not using fullscreen exclusive mode with HDR passthrough - banding. Because of the problems you are reporting with fullscreen exclusive mode, it might be best to set the GPU to 8-bits. I am still waiting confirmation from madshi on the best settings for HDR passthrough for an AMD card. For now, leave it at 10-bits and stop fiddling with your computer.

(2018-04-07, 16:30)mkohman Wrote:

(2018-04-07, 06:17)Warner306 Wrote:  

Thank you for your help @Warner360 I do not get any banding that I can see and if I change to 12 bit it will also show 12bit on the projectors info panel. My projector and AMD GPU can both do 8, 10 and 12bit. I tried both 10 and 12 bit and don't notice any difference..

Here's what I am wondering.. My GPU is RGB 4:4:4 10 bit, madVR ouput is set to 0-255, my projector (JVC x5900) is showing RGB.. Where is the conversion to YcBcR happening? I mean isn't movies supposed to be 4.2.0? I am confused at this to be honest with you guys.. If someone can please try to break it down to me because my projector is showing RGB and I am not sure if this is correct? The colours look fine but I don't want to be making any unnecessary conversions etc.. Thank you  

(2018-04-06, 17:28)Bibio Wrote:

(2018-04-06, 16:49)Warner306 Wrote:

(2018-04-06, 15:40)Bibio Wrote:  

can you hear the penny drop.... lol

if i'm also correct then madvr osd is only reporting what madvr is doing and not what the gpu is outputting via its settings, which is invisible to the user unless the display device has its own "rendering osd".

this might want an explanation in your guide?  

• Set the desktop to 3840 x 2160 with RGB Full at 8 bpc at 60Hz;
  
• Ensure frame rate matching is activated in the video player or madVR;
  
• Play a video with a different frame rate (e.g. 23.976Hz);
  
• Return to the GPU control panel while the video is playing and change the bit depth to 10-bit/12-bit to match the output bit depth in madVR.
  

(2018-04-06, 18:46)lanzorg Wrote: @aracnoz
Are you still maintaining Kodi DSPlayer?
Could you add AssFilterMod as XySubFilters alternative in your next setup?