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[Steviewunda]

For HDR to SDR -> Disable "Use the display's HDR capability"

For simple HDR passthrough -> Enable "Use the display's HDR capability"
If you want to use HDR to HDR Tone Mapping -> Enable "Use the display's HDR capability" & Enable "Enable HDR to HDR Tone Mapping"

I have tried both HDR to SDR and HDR to HDR per Hendrik's directions, but changing 'Target Peak nits' has no effect (MC31). I have tried 50 nits and 5000 nits on both settings and I cannot detect any difference. My receiver/TV combo is Denon AX3700/Sony A80K OLED. I have tried enabling/disabling Auto HDR on the TV, enabling/disabling HDR in Windows 11, set Nvidia Control Panel to adjust video settings using the application settings. I haven't restarted the PC between changes - but I don't think that should be necessary. Changing peak nits in Madvr used to take effect without restarting. What am I missing?

[JimH]

Changing peak nits in Madvr used to take effect without restarting. What am I missing?

Are you using madVR?  Try JRVR.

[mattkhan]

What am I missing?

are you clicking apply after changing the value?

[Steviewunda]

Are you using madVR?  Try JRVR.

No - I used to use Madvr. My question is about using JRVR

[Steviewunda]

are you clicking apply after changing the value?

Yes - and OK in the next dialogue

[Steviewunda]

What should the Windows 11 and receiver/TV HDR settings be? I assume that HDR should be disabled on both if I want to tonemap HDR to SDR, and enabled if I wish to tonemap HDR to HDR

[mattkhan]

Yes - and OK in the next dialogue

it reacts when you click apply

show some pics of your settings and the jrvr debug osd, probably it helps clarify

[Steviewunda]

Thanks guys - everything is working as it should after a restart of the PC - and looking fantastic!