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From your log:
You don't have a 24.0 fps mode - so it can't switch.
For your 23.976 fps movie it switches to 23.97 mode (your TV only tells you it's 24)
For the 59.94, it also switches:
00:57:26.812 T:140677670368384 DEBUG: Matched fuzzy whitelisted Resolution HDMI-0: 1920x1080 @ 59.94Hz (18)
00:57:26.812 T:140677670368384 NOTICE: Display resolution ADJUST : HDMI-0: 1920x1080 @ 59.94Hz (18) (weight: 690.009)
Btw. most TVs don't show 59.94 (but 60 instead) - you can use xrandr -q to verify.
First decide what functions / features you expect from a system. Then decide for the hardware. Don't waste your money on crap.
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Hi guys,
First off a big thanks to everyone here for all the hard work on this project. Over the last few days I've been reading about the Nvidia situation and getting 4K HDR working in Libreelec, so it seems this is a no go at the moment which sucks for me because I have two HTPC's both with Nvidia GTX 1050Ti video cards hooked up to a 4K TV and a 4K projector respectively and obviously have to use Windows as the operating system with MadVR and Kodi DSPlayer so that I can get actual 4K HDR playback. It works fine but I would much prefer to use Libreelec - faster, ease of use etc.
So, without going the Intel NUC route, am I correct in saying that if I were to change to AMD for my video cards, using the brilliant Milhouse builds with Kodi 18 I would get 4K HDR? And if anyone had a suggestion as to which AMD video card to get I would be very grateful as their website is not the greatest in giving info. Forgive me if I've been reading this whole situation incorrectly in the forum over the last few days, it can be quite confusing sometimes.
Thank you.
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Thank you for the quick reply, Windows is it so for the moment. Thanks again for all the great work !
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That's an interesting question - in MadVR there is a HDR setting to allow "passthrough HDR to the display" and once the 4K HDR file starts playing the TV automatically switches to the right resolution and HDR appears on the screen to show that the file is playing, so I presume that this right. I also have the Nvidia settings to 10Bit display in the Nvidia control panel, it looks fine and I have it working for months this way - it just pops off the screen.
