2014-07-09, 00:34
(2014-07-09, 00:26)Mark the Red Wrote: What I don't know about Linux, OpenELEC kernels would fill the Library of Congress. But there is no question whatsover that the Intel xrandr config file supercedes the XBMC checkbox setting. I can assure you this is not a placebo or psychosomatic fix. It IS a night and day difference. The dudes over at the Intel forum where I located the fix can speak a lot more intelligently regarding the how and why of this.
(2014-07-09, 00:27)jsp1 Wrote: Matt,
Given the instant change in picture quality when the command was initiated, I would assume that for some people the 'Use limited color range' feature is not functional. Mine was already disabled, however it was obviously not using the extended color palette. It was definitely not placebo though I was watching the screen as it happened.
I didn't mean to come across as dismissive, just wanted to point out that it's not something everyone will necessarily need to do. I'll hook one of my CB's up to my Panny plasma tonight and see if any effect there. With my Dell monitor (and DisplayPort connection) there's a momentary freeze followed by a screen refresh, but no change in PQ or color range.
