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I run with madVR limited>GPU full>TV limited and I have Kodi set up to use video levels. DSPlayer though seems to use PC levels, as in if I press pause and the seek bar and so on comes up, it switches to PC levels, making the picture bright and washed out. Is there a way to make DSPlayer display its OSD stuff in video levels?
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Its not DSplayer but KODI, look under
SYSTEM-SETTINGS/DISPLAY and disable use Limited Colour Range.
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Hi, yes that option is checked so I get correct levels in Kodi itself, however, DSPlayer uses PC levels always, regardless of what that option with Kodi itself is set to.
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you should be using full RGB 444 on your graphics card, 0-255 in madvr and set you TV to HIGH if its LG OLED, this should not affect near black performance, in fact quite the opposite, id have another look at this again if i were you as it will fix this issue and you wont have a crushed pc desktop.
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Have you tried regular Kodi? It has better support for live TV.
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I'm not ready to give up just yet. Kodi DS still does a lot of what I need, and I can always just throw up a next pvr instance on a spare pc to try things out.
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2019-02-06, 18:29
(This post was last modified: 2019-02-06, 18:31 by madjockxbmc.)
Thanks for the reply.
Ironically I have a fix ? well sort of.
As I said earlier apart from buying a new AVR with correct full 4K passthrough I was pretty stumped, I tried all the apps, but nothing seemed to work or if it did it would be a once all and then the usual surprise.
However I did read that mirroring the display got rid of it, I had issues with this as I had a basic DP to HDMI adapter and was using DP1.4 to HDMI 2.0b, and I never knew that was a thing so was also limited to 1080p on the phantom 2nd display, so if I mirrored with that, I would be restricted with my main 4K display to 1080p as well, so no dice there.
So after messing about longer than I needed to in hindsight and very close to buying a new AVR, I bought an Active DP.1.4 to HDMI cable, set both my displays to 4K as I had the option now, could only set the phantom one to 30Mhz max (AVR) and thought I would be limited to 30 Mhz max with primary display.
But No, primary at 60mhz, and all good now, nowhere for any application to jump to so I think all is good now.