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Title: OLED TV's
Post by: dwalme on April 06, 2022, 01:29:14 pm

Thanks for the replies guys.  I appreciate it.

Unfortunately I have a an LG OLED and those TVs are terrible with PC level input.   And Nvidia graphics cards are only accurate with RGB Full output even though the other modes are not necessarily terrible it is nice piece of mind configuring things to their optimal state.

So I have to choose between the lesser of evils it seems.

Title: Re: OLED TV 's
Post by: tkolsto on August 23, 2022, 10:30:21 am

dwalme I also have an Oled Tv. And they can not display full range. I have a Rtx 3050 8 gb. What setting should one use. In nvidia display panel I go to "change resolution" and scroll down and chose videocard and set it to limited range ( I also bump up from 8 bit to 10 bit). This is it, right. There is not anything else I should do or consider.

Title: Re: OLED TV 's
Post by: dwalme on August 25, 2022, 09:33:40 am

Quote from: tkolsto on August 23, 2022, 10:30:21 am

dwalme I also have an Oled Tv. And they can not display full range. I have a Rtx 3050 8 gb. What setting should one use. In nvidia display panel I go to "change resolution" and scroll down and chose videocard and set it to limited range ( I also bump up from 8 bit to 10 bit). This is it, right. There is not anything else I should do or consider.

Which OLED do you have?     They all can all accept a full range signal, just not process it very well.   

However the latest C2/G2 series seems to have made significant improvements here.    You still only calibrate 16-255 but mapping for PC levels (0-255) is much improved (or so I read).

Title: Re: OLED TV 's
Post by: tkolsto on August 25, 2022, 03:43:56 pm

Unfortunatly I bought a Lg Oled B1 65". I just bought a new desktop which I use to play movies on this tv. I dont use pc mode on my tv. I set hdmi to theater view or standard so that I am allowed to use truemotion/dejudder to get better motion without it is terrible(so bad that I suspect it to be flaw on the tv, can not understand one can watch movies without it.

Title: Re: OLED TV's
Post by: dwalme on August 25, 2022, 03:59:52 pm

Quote from: tkolsto on August 25, 2022, 03:43:56 pm

Unfortunatly I bought a Lg Oled B1 65". I just bought a new desktop which I use to play movies on this tv. I dont use pc mode on my tv. I set hdmi to theater view or standard so that I am allowed to use truemotion/dejudder to get better motion without it is terrible(so bad that I suspect it to be flaw on the tv, can not understand one can watch movies without it.

Then I would set your video card to RGB Limited (16-235) and just compromise that way.   

Title: Re: OLED TV's
Post by: tkolsto on August 25, 2022, 04:48:06 pm

Thank You!