2019-07-22, 08:59
(2019-04-19, 13:52)Wanilton Wrote: Use the new Kodi 19 (M*** generation), have a re-work rendering and decoding video on windows code was merged.Sorry to wake up an old thread here.
Improvements by Afedchin
added experimental HDR10 support for d3d11 processor
re-written WinRenderer and WinRenderBuffer because they were overloaded with code.
re-written DXVA decoding, now decoder uses its own d3d11 device and share surfaces (if possible)
added support HDR->SDR conversion for dxva processor (if a driver support it)
some cosmetics changes.
Link to download:
http://mirrors.kodi.tv/nightlies/windows...er-x64.exe
Kodi 19 is currently alpha and there is likely to be a lot of activity in the coming weeks/months. There will be some breakage. For now, it's the same Kodi Leia with a few more fixes and improvements, all fine for use.
Is there something I need to do to enable this? I've been testing with a file that is 4k HDR10 on a 1050 Ti going to a 4k HDR TV. I'm on Windows 10 1903.
Using DSPlayer I know this setup works. But I would really like to get back to vanilla Kodi if at all possible an no matter how many hoops are required.
Or am I interpreting "added experimental HDR10 support for d3d11 processor" incorrectly?
If you need a guinnea pig I will do my best to try out all of the possible options and tweaks.