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<blockquote data-quote="rohnfe" data-source="post: 1152545" data-attributes="member: 154942"><p>Well i just wanted to calibrate my TV and setup my HTPC for best possible picture quality while preserving BTB and WTW therefore you need setup the video chain to output proper video levels (16-235) to the TV... this is how it started. Unfortunately MePo seem to only work with EVR and (0-255) internaly therefore i tried to get a setup where i can get BTB and WTW show up correctly. I found a way to achieve by changing LAV Filter settings and /or GPU settings in the Nvdia Panel. To be hones i got it to work but meanwhile i doubt that its the correct way with as less conversion as possible.</p><p></p><p>There have been two ways of getting BTB/WTW to show up:</p><p></p><p><strong>GPU: Full RGB 0-255</strong> (second option set to Fullscreen video, somehow i think this is wrong)</p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>1: LAV output set to untouched and Conversion set to RGB32</strong></p><p><strong>or</strong></p><p><strong>2: LAV set to untouched and no conversion option ticked + Nvidia video color control set to 16-235</strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong></strong></p><p><strong>TV set to HDMI level low</strong> (meanwhile i know that this could be wrong and it should be normal for TV levels but i am still not sure, could also be a "default" fault by my TV - Samsung LE46A786 2008 model)</p><p></p><p>This is how i got BTB and WTW to show when brightness is turned up high on TV.</p><p>Just using White and Black PLUGE pattern from a calibration disc.</p><p></p><p>Meanwhile i have tested with KODI too which has an option too use 16-235 internally but its the same issue here, so it might be something else in the end.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="rohnfe, post: 1152545, member: 154942"] Well i just wanted to calibrate my TV and setup my HTPC for best possible picture quality while preserving BTB and WTW therefore you need setup the video chain to output proper video levels (16-235) to the TV... this is how it started. Unfortunately MePo seem to only work with EVR and (0-255) internaly therefore i tried to get a setup where i can get BTB and WTW show up correctly. I found a way to achieve by changing LAV Filter settings and /or GPU settings in the Nvdia Panel. To be hones i got it to work but meanwhile i doubt that its the correct way with as less conversion as possible. There have been two ways of getting BTB/WTW to show up: [B]GPU: Full RGB 0-255[/B] (second option set to Fullscreen video, somehow i think this is wrong) [B] 1: LAV output set to untouched and Conversion set to RGB32 or 2: LAV set to untouched and no conversion option ticked + Nvidia video color control set to 16-235 TV set to HDMI level low[/B] (meanwhile i know that this could be wrong and it should be normal for TV levels but i am still not sure, could also be a "default" fault by my TV - Samsung LE46A786 2008 model) This is how i got BTB and WTW to show when brightness is turned up high on TV. Just using White and Black PLUGE pattern from a calibration disc. Meanwhile i have tested with KODI too which has an option too use 16-235 internally but its the same issue here, so it might be something else in the end. [/QUOTE]
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