(2019-09-06, 17:47)mclingo Wrote: hmm, not much activity or help on the displayCAL forum, i'll have to ask on here until I can get back into DOOM9 and ask on the MADVR gen thread.

When I setup my TV for calibration, I reset the profile to defaults, the picture looks fine, no issues. I then also set black clipping pattern to 17 flashing to get everything roughly ok. I start DISPLAY CAL, When I measure my white balance its way off, green is very high and blue/green a bit low, i also tested this with an older DP24 and my mobile phone camera, all report high greens, thing is picture looks fine to me, black bars in clipping pattern are perfectly grey, if I turn the green down they start to go red, I guess the green could be mainly in the higher luminance?

When I say green is high, I have to take it down to -13 or more and take blue/red up for 6 pointes to even the bars out, does this sound really off or could this be fairly normal does anyone think?

Are there any settings I should definately choose for calibrating an OLED with an ageing SPYDER2 - (getting something better shortly hopefully)

(2019-09-06, 18:12)rootz Wrote:

(2019-09-06, 01:48)Warner306 Wrote:

(2019-09-05, 17:22)rootz Wrote: Yes I have subtitles enabled using Xysubfilter.
Yes Kodi is in fullscreen mode.
In Dsplayer I have set ”load from madvr active profile” which is the recommended mode in the tutorial.
Filters are Internal filters, no extra external filters or custom rules.  

Try disabling the subtitles. Kodi should be set to a fullscreen window and not a true fullscreen. The second issue may be the most likely culprit.  

Thanks! I had in kodi system settings Use fullscreen window enabled. I tried with this setting enabled and disabled to no avail.

However disabling subtitles fixes the problem but causes another one. This way when I press backspace the OSD closes. However after this if I press ”I” again to bring up the OSD, nothing happens. I have to stop and resume the video to get the OSD to show up again.  

(2019-09-07, 12:28)Warner306 Wrote:

(2019-09-06, 17:47)mclingo Wrote: hmm, not much activity or help on the displayCAL forum, i'll have to ask on here until I can get back into DOOM9 and ask on the MADVR gen thread.

When I setup my TV for calibration, I reset the profile to defaults, the picture looks fine, no issues. I then also set black clipping pattern to 17 flashing to get everything roughly ok. I start DISPLAY CAL, When I measure my white balance its way off, green is very high and blue/green a bit low, i also tested this with an older DP24 and my mobile phone camera, all report high greens, thing is picture looks fine to me, black bars in clipping pattern are perfectly grey, if I turn the green down they start to go red, I guess the green could be mainly in the higher luminance?

When I say green is high, I have to take it down to -13 or more and take blue/red up for 6 pointes to even the bars out, does this sound really off or could this be fairly normal does anyone think?

Are there any settings I should definately choose for calibrating an OLED with an ageing SPYDER2 - (getting something better shortly hopefully)

If your white balance is way off, then your default calibration is not set close enough to D6500, or your meter is inaccurate. Make sure you have the correct meter profile selected in DisplayCal with the correct corrections for the meter.

To get the white balance close enough to create a 3D LUT, you should be able to input the basic settings for your display from RTINGS.com. Disable the 10-point and 2-point white balance controls, set color to 50 and tint to 50, because they settings are almost always correct from the factory, and determine what color temperature is closest to D6500 by looking at the setting used by RTINGS.com. The Delta E of your white balance should be somewhere close to 3, I would think.

You don't want to touch the white balance controls before creating the 3D LUT. 

(2019-09-07, 12:28)Warner306 Wrote:

(2019-09-06, 17:47)mclingo Wrote: hmm, not much activity or help on the displayCAL forum, i'll have to ask on here until I can get back into DOOM9 and ask on the MADVR gen thread.

When I setup my TV for calibration, I reset the profile to defaults, the picture looks fine, no issues. I then also set black clipping pattern to 17 flashing to get everything roughly ok. I start DISPLAY CAL, When I measure my white balance its way off, green is very high and blue/green a bit low, i also tested this with an older DP24 and my mobile phone camera, all report high greens, thing is picture looks fine to me, black bars in clipping pattern are perfectly grey, if I turn the green down they start to go red, I guess the green could be mainly in the higher luminance?

When I say green is high, I have to take it down to -13 or more and take blue/red up for 6 pointes to even the bars out, does this sound really off or could this be fairly normal does anyone think?

Are there any settings I should definately choose for calibrating an OLED with an ageing SPYDER2 - (getting something better shortly hopefully)

If your white balance is way off, then your default calibration is not set close enough to D6500, or your meter is inaccurate. Make sure you have the correct meter profile selected in DisplayCal with the correct corrections for the meter.

To get the white balance close enough to create a 3D LUT, you should be able to input the basic settings for your display from RTINGS.com. Disable the 10-point and 2-point white balance controls, set color to 50 and tint to 50, because they settings are almost always correct from the factory, and determine what color temperature is closest to D6500 by looking at the setting used by RTINGS.com. The Delta E of your white balance should be somewhere close to 3, I would think.

You don't want to touch the white balance controls before creating the 3D LUT.  

(2019-09-11, 17:58)oldpainless Wrote: So, looks to me like no Dev is coming to the rescue with a new build - is that a fair assessment? If so, I have an idea....well, kinda.

(2019-09-11, 22:23)ashlar Wrote:

(2019-09-11, 17:58)oldpainless Wrote: So, looks to me like no Dev is coming to the rescue with a new build - is that a fair assessment? If so, I have an idea....well, kinda.

What idea? I don't understand... 

(2019-09-12, 17:16)fandangos Wrote: Can I give my 2 cents here?

I'm a noob dev, started learning just recently and I don't even know enough to be called a dev at all.

The best approach to bring dsplayer to Kodi 18 or 19 would be:

Fork aracnoz git
Merge with Kodi 18.
Try to build.
Fix all the errors.
The ones that can't be fixed, gets deleted.

In 3 months I'll end my graduation and this would be a fun project but I really doubt I can pull this off. This code is years beyond any ability I have.

Also dsplayer doesn't support libbluray and adding support to it is really beyond what I can ever do in this lifetime.
Because of that, to me personally, it's not that interesting.

Still it would be really cool if someone could do it

(2019-09-12, 18:52)mclingo Wrote: what we really need is to somehow convince KODI devs to add external filters to the movie player, I imagine the request has been made many times before though and has basically zero chance of happening.