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If I'm not mistaken, you should see 66–67 flashing from a normal distance, and 65 only when looking about one foot away from the screen. Of course, all of this is in a dark room without lights. Wrong. Bar 64 is reference black. Bar 64 and everything below it should be black. Bar 65 and 66 should al...

P7 FEL > P5 > P8 (= P7 MEL)

deadchip12 wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 29, 2025 4:37 pm

daffie wrote: ↑

Sun Jun 29, 2025 7:49 am

In order to do that you have to connect both the Ugoos and your PC to the "ugreen usb 3.0 switch"?
Correct?

Yes.

Not really an option for me. My Ugoos is hooked up below in the living room. My pc is upstairs in the bedroom

In order to do that you have to connect both the Ugoos and your PC to the "ugreen usb 3.0 switch"?
Correct?

It would only be logical they go bankrupt soon.

Great system for the Trump lovers. Super rich and they don't have a clue.

Sounds about right.

That is truly unbelievable mate. Thanks for sharing.

First I was mad this service is not available in the EU. I'm not so mad anymore...

@foxbat
very true mate.

Too bad it is only available in US/Canada.

200 nits. That is basically SDR in a HDR container

@RESET_9999

How is the HDR10 of the movie Flow (2024) ? Is it just SDR in a HDR container ?
Would love a decent DoVi RPU of that movie. Is that Generated T3 xml a good one?

Is there some list of movies in old/original cmv2.9 algo (the ones with no automatic trims, no cmv4.0 to 2.9 conversion)?

I read some pages back that this is only about 10% of the movies anyway. Is that correct?

I ran some tests on my Sony A95L, and it seems tone mapping starts at: avg_pq 600, MDL 1000, CM v2.9: 1150 nits avg_pq 600, MDL 1000, CM v4.0: 1150 nits avg_pq 600, MDL 4000, CM v2.9: 150 nits! avg_pq 600, MDL 4000, CM v4.0: 1150 nits How can one be sure that the old algorithm is being used? Does h...

But wouldn’t generating CMv4.0 metadata mean losing the original manual L2 trims? In that case, wouldn’t it be better to just stick with CMv2.9 if those trims were carefully tuned? My 2500nits G5 rarely needs tone mapping, so this doesn't really affect me, and all the 1000nits MDL trims are already...

RESET_9999 wrote: ↑

Mon May 05, 2025 1:27 pm

yes, Profile 5 is supposed to be full range but Apple being Apple as always, all their stuff is in limited range. I don't think it matters though

But Dolby Vision from Apple is kinda crap anyways, right?