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RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - noggin - 2019-01-05
(2019-01-05, 20:08)wesk05 Wrote:Yep - seems to still be the case. Just ran a BTB and WTW ramp test through it and nothing at either end.(2019-01-05, 13:58)noggin Wrote: Quick check on that image suggests clipping still. This is with it output at 1080p23.976 Rec 709 YUV 12-bit.It used to passthrough super whites/blacks with YCbCr output, but that was changed in one of the updates (I believe the one that introduced refresh rate switching).
Very quick check with PLUGE suggests <16 is being clipped on my display.
nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - ars92 - 2019-01-07
Those running the latest beta, does the colorimeter settings under developer options actually help to properly switch colour space? Anyone with 1080p screen can test with a HDR rec.2020 file?
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - Hitcher - 2019-01-07
(2019-01-07, 14:39)ars92 Wrote: Those running the latest beta, does the colorimeter settings under developer options actually help to properly switch colour space? Anyone with 1080p screen can test with a HDR rec.2020 file?
(2018-12-31, 01:53)olevelo Wrote: I'm running the new test image and happy to report color space switching is working perfectly so far! Tested Kodi, Netflix, Prime Video and Youtube.
(2018-12-31, 18:49)Hitcher Wrote: Colour space switching on my LG OLED (2017) through my Onkyo AV is working perfectly using the test update.
(2018-12-31, 20:13)rwijnhov Wrote: Here also perfect switching. With this feature the shield is King of the Hill again.
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - hdmkv - 2019-01-07
Also working well for me with Optoma UHD51A projector. No more washed out UI and REC709 content.
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - ars92 - 2019-01-07
(2019-01-07, 16:42)Hitcher Wrote:Well that's seems like good news! Will stay on 7.1 for now and update to the stable version which has colour space switch.(2019-01-07, 14:39)ars92 Wrote: Those running the latest beta, does the colorimeter settings under developer options actually help to properly switch colour space? Anyone with 1080p screen can test with a HDR rec.2020 file?
(2018-12-31, 01:53)olevelo Wrote: I'm running the new test image and happy to report color space switching is working perfectly so far! Tested Kodi, Netflix, Prime Video and Youtube.
(2018-12-31, 18:49)Hitcher Wrote: Colour space switching on my LG OLED (2017) through my Onkyo AV is working perfectly using the test update.
(2018-12-31, 20:13)rwijnhov Wrote: Here also perfect switching. With this feature the shield is King of the Hill again.
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - Theetjuh - 2019-01-09
Seems 7.2.2 has been released here, how can I check if the color space switching is in it?
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - Hitcher - 2019-01-09
(2019-01-09, 22:35)Theetjuh Wrote: Seems 7.2.2 has been released here, how can I check if the color space switching is in it?
Quote:Enable Developers options: Go to Settings > About > Build > Click 7 times on build to become a developer (you will see a toast which will say you are now a developer)
Then, go to Settings > Developer Options > Colorimetry (set toggle to ON) > restart device for changes to take effect
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - Theetjuh - 2019-01-09
(2019-01-09, 22:44)Hitcher Wrote: Enable Developers options: Go to Settings > About > Build > Click 7 times on build to become a developer (you will see a toast which will say you are now a developer)Thanks, just found that on Google, after I found the thread on the nvidia forum
Then, go to Settings > Developer Options > Colorimetry (set toggle to ON) > restart device for changes to take effect
Will probably help someone else as well!
nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - wapvi - 2019-01-10
So which mode should I select, HDR works but colors are washed out
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - Hitcher - 2019-01-10
(2019-01-10, 07:54)wapvi Wrote: So which mode should I select, HDR works but colors are washed outMaybe you need to recalibrate your TV for both 709 and 2020 now that colour switching is automatic.
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - noggin - 2019-01-10
(2019-01-10, 07:54)wapvi Wrote: So which mode should I select, HDR works but colors are washed out
We need way more information than this. Are you playing HDR on an SDR TV or an HDR TV?
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - clarkss12 - 2019-01-10
(2019-01-10, 11:07)noggin Wrote:How can I tell if my Samsung UN65KU6500 is HDR capable(2019-01-10, 07:54)wapvi Wrote: So which mode should I select, HDR works but colors are washed out
We need way more information than this. Are you playing HDR on an SDR TV or an HDR TV?
thanks.
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - Hitcher - 2019-01-10
(2019-01-10, 18:46)clarkss12 Wrote:It's not.(2019-01-10, 11:07)noggin Wrote:How can I tell if my Samsung UN65KU6500 is HDR capable(2019-01-10, 07:54)wapvi Wrote: So which mode should I select, HDR works but colors are washed out
We need way more information than this. Are you playing HDR on an SDR TV or an HDR TV?
http://4k.com/tv/samsung-ku6500-review-4k-uhd-smart-curved-led-tv-series-un65ku6500-un55ku6500/
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - clarkss12 - 2019-01-10
(2019-01-10, 21:55)Hitcher Wrote:thanks.(2019-01-10, 18:46)clarkss12 Wrote:It's not.(2019-01-10, 11:07)noggin Wrote: We need way more information than this. Are you playing HDR on an SDR TV or an HDR TV?How can I tell if my Samsung UN65KU6500 is HDR capable
http://4k.com/tv/samsung-ku6500-review-4k-uhd-smart-curved-led-tv-series-un65ku6500-un55ku6500/
RE: nVidia Shield TV (2015 & 2017 Models) - UPDATED: May 25, 2018 - SparkyBoy - 2019-01-11
I have a Sony KD-65A1 4 k TV and am now pleased that the colour switching is much better for BT.709 and BT.2020 content.
However I am struggling with Netflix HDR content appearing much darker than 4k only content.
For example, my daughter watches "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina". My experience so far is:
1) on Shield TV, Netflix content is HDR (4k) and the scenes are generally very dark
2) on Sky Q, Netflix app shows the exact same content as 4K but no HDR. The same scenes are much brighter.
So we are having to watch any Netflix HDR shows on the Sky Q app as non-HDR content due to the general darkness.
For reference, I use KODI for movies and the HDR content is nice and bright and looks amazing. So I know the issue is not with the TV or with KODI. It seems to be the Netflix HDR content.
Does anyone else experience this or have suggestions on what I can change on Shield TV?