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2019-03-30, 01:31
(This post was last modified: 2019-03-30, 04:43 by PatK.)
Thought I'd pipe-in that 4K UHD disks are running $50 CDN smackers up here in Canada at Walmart, doubt everyone is on board. I'd provide links, but that would be tantamount to spamming.
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Imo,
Set resolution to 2160p instead of 1080p.
Disable KODI limited 16-235 and change black level to NORMAL in Samsung.
Enable Adjust Display Refresh Rate.
Enable High Quality Scalers for Scaling Above 0%.
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On start/stop.
Pixel shaders as you have it.
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so which settings will fix the crappy HDR 4k picture that kodi gives?
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Are you not able to see the pictures full of settings a few posts up ^^^?
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yes I can, but which ones would affect how bad HDR 4k videos look? I don't know what some of those settings are. like dithering. or should I just copy all those settings?
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They seem to work for turbotec here. They seem to work for others in different threads. I know they work for me. I think they'll work for you. I'm fairly certain dithering is enabled with an 8bit value default. You may or may not need it enabled or do with a different value. After applying the other settings, experiment. It is probably display and GPU dependent so no one setting is correct for everyone. I suspect it will increase or decrease banding but someone else suggested it is more related to Full vs Limited which I didn't understand tbh. Perhaps another can explain the setting in detail for you. I use it enabled with 8bit because my GPU does not have a selectable 10bit setting to match my 10bit display. However it does have an 8bit selection so I match that everywhere. The difference is most likely negligible anyway.
