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I used this one: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=by.makarov.smarttvlgrc&gl=USYou can use an app to do this? I have an old phone with an IR blaster, could you point me in the right direction to what app is used?
Just bought LG C1. When gaming on HDR how would you setup Tone Mapping? On, Off or HGIG? Is it game relevant?
Should I enable HDR first on Windows then turn on HGIG and then launch game and setup brightness in game?
I read somewhere that HGIG should be enabled before launching game.
Have you posted in the Emby forum? There are settings you can tweak on the Emby side that this isn't the place to go into.Done that with both Emby and Serviio, no dice.
Just bought LG C1. When gaming on HDR how would you setup Tone Mapping? On, Off or HGIG? Is it game relevant?
Should I enable HDR first on Windows then turn on HGIG and then launch game and setup brightness in game?
I read somewhere that HGIG should be enabled before launching game.
When my 2017 OLED required panel replacement in 2019, it got replaced with the 2019 panel, which looked much different from the original one. It was sharper and the overall image displayed on the new panel was "cleaner". It showed image retention much faster though.I guess editing peak luminance with cru only works on Windows 11? I am still on Windows 10.
I need to update my motherboard, cpu and mem before going to 11. Unless I force install it.
Strange thing about this C1. It is manufactured March this year. I would have thought they were emptying last years models. Is there any chance of having newer panel?
I guess editing peak luminance with cru only works on Windows 11? I am still on Windows 10.
I need to update my motherboard, cpu and mem before going to 11. Unless I force install it.
Strange thing about this C1. It is manufactured March this year. I would have thought they were emptying last years models. Is there any chance of having newer panel?
What's the purpose of this?6: [CX] CRU enable 48 Gbps FRL
You could send 4k/120hz/ycbcr444/12bpc to display which requires 48 Gbps. 40 Gbps limit is 10bpc. Not sure if there are benefits since LG CX/C1 would still show 10 bit image. There is discussion on reddit with this hack and setting BT2020 mode on Lg colors would be better. There is also a comment that this could cause frame skipping.What's the purpose of this?
Also I'd add that 3200x1800 can be a useful custom resolution if DLSS/FSR/game resolution scale slider is not available and you need more performance. Before the 1.04 patch I used this in Elden Ring to get a more stable framerate since the graphics settings do almost nothing.
Meh, not worth it IMO when the panel is 10-bit. I have put my C9 and CX head to head and just can't tell any real difference with C9 at 12-bit.You could send 4k/120hz/ycbcr444/12bpc to display which requires 48 Gbps. 40 Gbps limit is 10bpc. Not sure if there are benefits since LG CX/C1 would still show 10 bit image. There is discussion on reddit with this hack and setting BT2020 mode on Lg colors would be better. There is also a comment that this could cause frame skipping.
https://www.reddit.com/r/OLED_Gaming/comments/kdj5f5/i_managed_to_get_48gbps_on_lg_cx/
Kind of in the same boat personally; LGs support has been solid thus far (B6P owner), and while the tech in the S95B may be superior, Samsungs oversaturation and poor support history make me want to stick with LG.I saw a Samsung S95B with QD-OLED in Best Buy today, and I almost bought the 65" version of it... almost.
I have 2 major issues with it.
1. Colors are WAYYYYYYYY oversaturated, to the point that it hurts my eyes. I know Samsung loves their vivid pictures, but dear god, that's just too much.
2. Post Purchase Support. I'm still waiting for the eARC update for my Samsung Q90R. It's never going to happen, even though Samsung promised it. That makes me wonder how much support we will get from the S95B.
I know that LG's WRGB OLED tech is not as good, but at the moment, I'm far more interested in the LG C2 or G2 simply because of the post purchase support I've gotten on my LG CX through constant updates and bug fixes. It's even gotten some features added to it that were never advertised (black level balancer). This CX, even 2 years and 11,000 hours of screen on time later, is absolutely phenomenal. It truly makes me want to continue to support LG as a company.
So I've got some news here. After giving the Nvidia team some driver feedback back in Feb. I've followed up with them this week as I keep seeing in the release notes with each new driver that it is a known issue with this adapter. I've been told that the one-off fix for this adapter has been approved and should make it into the driver that will be released at the end of June.They've broken it again?!
Some LD OLED's (ZX series) do support real 8K resolution.I've recently noticed that my LG TV now has 8K support and resolution, I just tried it and it works. Not sure if a firmware update allowed this or either that AMD's drivers enabled such a thing.
Currently running 8K/120Hz /4:4:4 and so far it works. Can anybody else run 8K on their OLED screen?
I've recently noticed that my LG TV now has 8K support and resolution, I just tried it and it works. Not sure if a firmware update allowed this or either that AMD's drivers enabled such a thing.
Currently running 8K/120Hz /4:4:4 and so far it works. Can anybody else run 8K on their OLED screen?
Back in April, Dark Souls modder Durante revealed a new tool he'd written called GeDoSaTo , or Generic Downsampling Tool. Downsampling is like the ultimate brute force anti-aliasing solution--it involves running a game at a high resolution, like 1440p or 4K or even 8K--and then using an algorithm to rescale that image to your monitor's native, like 1080p. Downsampled games look amazingly sharp, but downsampling usually requires some tricky hacks, like adjusting monitor timings or modifying game files. GeDoSaTo made it possible to downsample games more easily than ever before, but it's still a mod tool, and all mod tools require trial and error and tinkering.
Well, Nvidia's been paying attention. One of the major features coming to Maxwell GPUs like the GTX 980 is called Dynamic Super Resolution—and it's just downsampling, but with official driver support instead of hacking. The favorite technique of hardcore PC screenshotters is coming to the masses.
A future GeForce Experience driver for Maxwell GPUs (it wasn't yet enabled when I tested the GTX 980 pre-launch) will include a customizable Dynamic Super Resolution option alongside other GFE basics like anti-aliasing and anisotropic filtering. On a powerful enough card, GFE may even click on Dynamic Super Resolution when you press the optimize button.
At release, DSR will be exclusive to Maxwell, but Nvidia's director of technical marketing Tom Petersen said at Nvidia Editor's Day that a rollout to older cards was "very likely." Petersen showed off DSR on stage at Editor's Day using Dark Souls 2 as an example. He demoed the visible scintillation effect that happens when panning the camera around a field of grass. At 1080p, the sample resolution of the screen is too low to capture entire blades of grass, so some parts of the texture slip through the pixel grid and aren't sampled. That leads to a shimmery effect. When the game is running at 4K with DSR, though, the higher resolution sample grid leads to more grass pixels being sampled, which creates a more solid image.
DLSS stands for deep learning super sampling. The “super sampling” bit refers to an anti-aliasing method that smooths the jagged edges that show up on rendered graphics. Over other forms of anti-aliasing, though, SSAA (supersampling anti-aliasing) works by rendering the image at a much higher resolution and using that data to fill in the gaps at the native resolution.
The “deep learning” part is Nvidia’s secret sauce. Using the power of machine learning, Nvidia can train A.I. models with high-resolution scans. Then, the anti-aliasing method can use the A.I. model to fill in the missing information. This is important, as SSAA usually requires you to render the higher resolution image locally. Nvidia does it offline, away from your computer, providing the benefits of supersampling without the computing overhead.
According to Rtings, all four ports on the C2 support full bandwidth 48gbps.You still can't get full 8k 4:4:4 120hz to your screen though b/c it's a bandwidth limitation. (I think the LG OLED's since after the C9 are all 40gbs 10bit instead of 48gbs 12bit of bandwidth too).
According to Rtings, all four ports on the C2 support full bandwidth 48gbps.
It is the big dog imo. 4k, no curve (the QD oled is curved which means no go for productivity), and better pixel structure.I know the LG C9/CX/C1/C2 is no longer the big dog in town (QD-OLED has made sure of that), but Halo Infinite looks AMAZING in HDR on this display. The highlights pop even harder than they do on Doom Eternal.
It is the big dog imo. 4k, no curve (the QD oled is curved which means no go for productivity), and better pixel structure.
Yep, but not just yet.There are 4k flat QD-OLED TV's around too though. Just not in smaller/larger sizes yet compared to LG.
I know the LG C9/CX/C1/C2 is no longer the big dog in town (QD-OLED has made sure of that), but Halo Infinite looks AMAZING in HDR on this display. The highlights pop even harder than they do on Doom Eternal.
My CX had spoiled me big time. I currently have a 65” Samsung Q90R hooked up to my 7.1.2 surround sound in my living room, and I’m itching to replace it with an LG OLED something fierce. The Q90R has 480 local dimming zones, which is fantastic, but it does a horrible job in high contrast HDR situations; the gamma is washed out on some highlights because it’s trying to equalize the brightness between the dark and light area.I agree with the people commenting on LG's support, firmware and feature updates, etc. I'm in no hurry to upgrade after blowing money on a CX and C1 so I'll see how it goes with QD-OLED and what LG comes up with in the next few years.
So the Nvidia driver team emailed me last night to tell me that this latest drop of drivers on June 15 (a day before my birthday, or rather, today!) should have the fix. They warned I may need to do a clean install so I'm going to run through DDU and give it a try. I'll report back!So I've got some news here. After giving the Nvidia team some driver feedback back in Feb. I've followed up with them this week as I keep seeing in the release notes with each new driver that it is a known issue with this adapter. I've been told that the one-off fix for this adapter has been approved and should make it into the driver that will be released at the end of June.
I'm glad we can finally get 120hz back soon. Hopefully it doesn't break again!
EDIT: Since I didn't quote the correct post, this is the more recent issue with the Club3d Displayport 1.4 to HDMI 2.1 adapter (CAC-1085). It would only display 4k60hz instead of 4k120hz. Since I've upgraded to a 3090Ti I haven't been able to use an older driver to keep the 4k120hz going and have just dealt with 4k60hz for now.
That’s good news. Happy birthday either way!So the Nvidia driver team emailed me last night to tell me that this latest drop of drivers on June 15 (a day before my birthday, or rather, today!) should have the fix. They warned I may need to do a clean install so I'm going to run through DDU and give it a try. I'll report back!
Thank you. Unfortunately the fix didn't work. Send screenshots and a dispdiag back to the Nvidia driver team for them to sort out.That’s good news. Happy birthday either way!
Thanks for sharing. My C9 isn’t covered , but my two 48 CX are. Glad to know you had a good experience.Thought I would post that my cx48pub that I bought oct. 1st 2020 just got the panel replaced through Geek Squad protection as I started getting dead pixels on the edges of the screen, was up to almost 25 of them scattered on the extreme edges. Panel was replaced with a C1 panel instead of the CX one. I still have until Oct. of 2025 for the warranty so my guess is the next issue will just be fulfilling the warranty with a gift card. Pretty amazing warranty process so far.