[Gereral1]

I can add more range but it will crush the blackshse tv and whites. This is the maximum setting. I could offer test files from default, stronger, strongest. Problem is if you push TV past HDR range you introduce interference into the video signal. You end up with banding and other weird effects. At first crushing blacks or whites looks fantastic but as you move from daylight to night video the night video looks bad. HDR must still be within a certain range. Original was 24 stops but ended up a 10 stops to match HDR main 10 content. My TVs black level is different than others so maybe offering 10, 11,12,13,14,15 stops might be a good idea to find sweet spot of every type of screen. It's not fair to release an app calibration to my HDR TV. I'll release a beta and offer 5 settings. 5 HDR on exe files. You try each one and use the one that looks the best without having to touch your TV levels. My XDR app can work in any GUI interface outside kodi. You would simply click on HDR on.exe anywhere on your PC to activate. I'll do that this week and release 10-15 stops and poll the crowd on the best one. Be warned once you go past 10 stops you may crush the details in the blacks or whites. Seiedits HDR calibration will show this in HDR TVs. On sdi TVs you may not see this so much so maybe it's a little more forgiving to push these levels. I'll do this Sat and release this update for testing.