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HDR 4k UHD source video: audio but no video
mstan:
I haven't been using JRiver for video for awhile until the Olympics where it's ability to skip commercials is such a timesaver. I would like to use MC for all video but I can't get MC to display video for 4k UHD HDR video in HDR mode. I don't know if the problem is my mediocre hardware (Intel NUC 11th gen i3 UHD graphics), HDMI cable or MC.
When trying to playback a ripped 4k UHD version of Bladerunner 2049, for example, it is clearly running playing audio but no video is displayed on the LG OLED (48C2). I have got HDR turned on in WIN10 and the default HDR settings in MC32. If I turn HDR off in Windows, the 4k video plays fine in SDR mode. So is the Intel GPU not capable of playing back 4k HDR? Or perhaps HDMI cabling? I am using short (6') cable but it isn't premium certified. Or some settings in MC? Advice appreciated.
JimH:
Maybe here: https://wiki.jriver.com/index.php/JRVR_-_JRiver_Video_Renderer/Configuration
jmone has posted about HDR, too.
mstan:
Ok, Jim. I tried the "performance" and "balanced" quality presets. Same result. Now the quality preset is stuck on balanced and I can't change it back to performance (where it probably belongs given my GPU). When I click on the performance radio button and then load preset nothing changes - it remains on balanced. How do I change it back?
JimH:
That wiki topic has a section on HDR.
Also, do a Google search for jriver HDR. Here's an example of what's been discussed before:
https://yabb.jriver.com/interact/index.php?topic=134038.0
mstan:
The HDR Wiki just tells me I can load various quality presets. I know that and have done it except now I want to unload one preset and load another or just not load any presets and go back to default. It doesn't say HOW to do that.
Update: I just successfully set the quality preset back to "performance." I have no idea why the "load preset" button popped up the overwrite message this time but it did and it stuck. Anyway, the original problem remains: how to get HDR source video to the screen in HDR format.
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