2018-11-21, 18:25
At tab "Formats" all set? Already tried different sources and players like mpc?
(2018-11-22, 21:49)markm75 Wrote: I have a samsung q6f series tv + denon x4300h avr and the htpc nvidia box with 1080 gtx card on hdmi.. i have the hdmi going through the receiver then out to the tv..Doing a quick google search resulted in this webpage for your AVR. https://denon-uk.custhelp.com/app/answer...ot-working check if following those steps enables it. (plus a quick test, bypassing that AVR and see if it kicks your tv into hdr mode.
I cant get the tv to kick into hdr mode when using kodi/ds player and setting it to passthrough (which has rather crushed blacks when enabled too).. the samsung is a 10bit panel.. but from seeing this thread i guess RGB 8bit and FULL is the normal setting here correct?
(2018-11-22, 23:29)spencerjford Wrote:I got it working by setting kodi.. player.. dsplayer.. video decoder.. D3D11 Automatic (Native) hardware decoding.. once i did this its golden.. although the menu in pause, the colors are super saturated, orange lettering instead of yellow, probably expected.(2018-11-22, 21:49)markm75 Wrote: I have a samsung q6f series tv + denon x4300h avr and the htpc nvidia box with 1080 gtx card on hdmi.. i have the hdmi going through the receiver then out to the tv..Doing a quick google search resulted in this webpage for your AVR. https://denon-uk.custhelp.com/app/answer...ot-working check if following those steps enables it. (plus a quick test, bypassing that AVR and see if it kicks your tv into hdr mode.
I cant get the tv to kick into hdr mode when using kodi/ds player and setting it to passthrough (which has rather crushed blacks when enabled too).. the samsung is a 10bit panel.. but from seeing this thread i guess RGB 8bit and FULL is the normal setting here correct?
(2018-11-24, 16:24)Warner306 Wrote: Were you using software decoding previously? This may have somehow caused an issue, but it shouldn't prevent HDR passthrough.This worked like a treat.. only thing i'm still stuck on is that Dsplayer no longer seems to be the default player.. i've checked off the box in settings but it doesnt seem to take effect.. i always have to do a play with option to select it.. any thoughts? EDIT: i guess i messed with video player merits.. removed that and it now works.. golden..
You will get a better picture by allowing DSPlayer to play 1080p files compared to VideoPlayer, so might as well use it, too, for these files.
It shouldn't be hard to get DTS-HD audio.
In DSPlayer: Set the audio renderer to Sanear, set the device to System Default, check Exclusive mode and Allow bitstreaming.
In LAV Audio: Check DTS-HD and be sure NOT TO CHECK Use DTS-HD framing for all DTS types.
(2018-11-24, 23:35)curael Wrote: Slightly off- topic, but..I hope the RTX 2080 works with madVR without issue. I know of two accounts where it was working fine and two accounts where it wasn't. Not many out there in the wild are testing this.
Okay so.. Nvidia RTX 2080.. Very high NGU scaling across the board .. And Black Friday got me a QLED 6 82" television. Dude.. I'm beefing up my Kodi setup real hard atm. I can't wait to see the result DSplayer and MadVR provides on such a big screen, OH MY GOD!
Oh, and happy Thanksgiving to the ones who celebrate that.
(2018-11-25, 03:02)markm75 Wrote:I would configure things using these rules: https://forum.kodi.tv/showthread.php?tid...pid2739438(2018-11-24, 16:24)Warner306 Wrote:This worked like a treat.. only thing i'm still stuck on is that Dsplayer no longer seems to be the default player.. i've checked off the box in settings but it doesnt seem to take effect.. i always have to do a play with option to select it.. any thoughts? EDIT: i guess i messed with video player merits.. removed that and it now works.. golden..
One other question/confirmation.. I should only be seeing RGB 8bit FULL in nvidia settings with the samsung q6f series TV (10bit) correct? Should i have madvr settings at 10bit or auto.. i think 10bit?
(2018-11-25, 13:09)curael Wrote: RGB 8bit is the only RGB setting nvidia supports, so yes. No matter how many bits your panel is, you will only get RGB 8bit from your card. Same with 4:4:4.No, not true. I'm running 4:4:4 and 10 bits (as long as it's not 60 hertz, 23/24/25/29/30 all work at 10 (or rather 12, but whatever) it shows you get MORE than just 8bit from an nVidia card.
4:2:0 and 4:2:2 will give you 10bit.