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No, I mentioned that it doesn't matter how it looks in the inaccurate cinema home mode.aboulfad wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 1:45 pm Though @RESET_9999 mentioned it isn't the color that is important, rather some visible change between the 'original' & 'no-trim-chroma-weight' shots.
Neither of these two files show any change on E7 Cinema (calibrated)/Oppo. Full circle, it seems for my setup I have no conclusive mechanism to check that my TV is in TV_Led.RESET_9999 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 1:12 pm other CW test files... On the C2, no reaction at all on any of the test files and the eagle beak looks darker green like in HDR10, not bright yellow as it should.
Now that's strange and sounds like my C2 behavior...aboulfad wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 2:52 pm Neither of these two files show any change on E7 Cinema (calibrated)/Oppo. Full circle, it seems for my setup I have no conclusive mechanism to check that my TV is in TV_Led.
On my E7, there's some interesting relationship with Cinema pic mode & chroma weight where the default cinema doesn't react to changes, while the calibrated DV profile applied to Cinema reacts to the chroma weight changes. Maybe it all doesn't matter, bcoz you said earlier that chroma weight isn't used that often.
Looks pretty bright yellow to me. Will test it out in HDR10 later, made me curious.RESET_9999 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 1:59 pmDV chroma weight makes the eagle beak bright yellow instead of greenish looking in HDR10. You can see it in @Vincent video and @aboulfad pictures.azreil24 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 1:36 pmWhich part of the test shows a darker green beak? I haven't noticed any green tint on my C2, which is also calibrated.RESET_9999 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 1:12 pmOn the C2, no reaction at all on any of the test files and the eagle beak looks darker green like in HDR10, not bright yellow as it should.
On the C2, CW doesn't work and the beak looks more like HDR10(darker yellow greenish)
Idk! Now that’s what I’ve been searching for. I can’t use bscpylgtv nor any other means to retrieve it from this 2017 TV, nor can I root it bcoz it’s on Webos 3.9.2. I’ve unpacked the firmware & the contents of a Dolby dir but doesn’t show E7 specific files. I did find some OLED_ALL config file…
its because you've never seen it with Chroma Weight working.azreil24 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:09 pm
Looks pretty bright yellow to me. Will test it out in HDR10 later, made me curious.
I don't think the guy who calibrated my TV changed the internal config and I never tried to get that info from my TV( I never mess with my C2).aboulfad wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:18 pm I’ve also ssh’ed to my TV in dev mode, but that’s a chroot limited mode so I can’t search… how do you know or have your TV’s default DV config ?
Oh, so the C2 doesn't process the Chroma Weight by itself, but if processed by a player than can, it will have an effect on the C2's colors.RESET_9999 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:26 pmits because you've never seen it with Chroma Weight working.azreil24 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:09 pm
Looks pretty bright yellow to me. Will test it out in HDR10 later, made me curious.
Try on the FireTV stick or on the Shield in LLDV.
Idk how DV calibration works for C2 (check avsforum), but for the older 7 series, it’s a tedious procedure & $ equipment that in the end you load a DV profile onto the TV using a USB stick. This is a LG supported procedure used by DV pro calibrators. I can add that profile, update or erase it using the LGTV when I play a DV film.RESET_9999 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:28 pm I don't think the guy who calibrated my TV changed the internal config and I never tried to get that info from my TV( I never mess with my C2).
rightazreil24 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:53 pm Oh, so the C2 doesn't process the Chroma Weight by itself, but if processed by a player than can, it will have an effect on the C2's colors.
It is the same process on a C2.aboulfad wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:54 pmIdk how DV calibration works for C2 (check avsforum), but for the older 7 series, it’s a tedious procedure & $ equipment that in the end you load a DV profile onto the TV using a USB stick. This is a LG supported procedure used by DV pro calibrators. I can add that profile, update or erase it using the LGTV when I play a DV film.RESET_9999 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 3:28 pm I don't think the guy who calibrated my TV changed the internal config and I never tried to get that info from my TV( I never mess with my C2).
Oh that hurt my eyes, you should put a "seizure" warningRESET_9999 wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 4:44 pm ... could you test this file please on your E7 internal player and oppo?...
& that joker shot eery ! So I can see at the start "This device can decode..." & I think the whole test pattern looks similar on both E7 & Oppo. Though there's too much going on & idk the purpose of those flashes. I didn't follow much few years ago about the FEL decoding...when that joker shot was so popular !what is TLMS2RGBmat ? It's in the file that I used.speeddemon wrote: Mon Jan 15, 2024 5:18 pm ... I've calibrated all of them with CalMAN, and the final step is to capture the color primaries + peak/min luminance. You then upload a configuration file over the network to the LG TV.
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# DM Version:
PictureMode = 2
Tmax = 759.590301184834
Tmin = 1E-11
Tgamma = 2.2
ColorPrimaries = 0.6776 0.3223 0.2604 0.6666 0.1422 0.0556 0.3127 0.3290
TLMS2RGBmat = 4.19055329601013 -3.3243228097014 0.133769513691273 -0.92778533729114 2.08407932269406 -0.156293985402918 0.0691538802229898 -0.155635576827132 1.08648169660414