Hi, I found that enabling "Use rgb limited color range" in system video preferences I get rgb full range instead (crushed shadows and blown highlights).
MrMC 3.50 on ATV 4K, 1080p SDR, 2K oled LG TV
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Use rgb limited range option works the other way round
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Re: Use rgb limited range option works the other way round
Sorry, is this a bug or I'm doing something wrong?
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Re: Use rgb limited range option works the other way round
Which test clips are you using ?
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Re: Use rgb limited range option works the other way round
AVS HD 709 clips. Black clipping and white clipping. If I enable "use rgb limited color range" I'm able to see <16 and >235 bars blinking. That means I'm using full rgb range.
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Re: Use rgb limited range option works the other way round
good stuff here.davilla wrote: ↑05 Mar 2018, 18:40 which codec ?
also see https://kodi.wiki/view/Video_levels_and_color_space
I assume I'm going along the limited>full>limited path since most content is limited, MrMC has "use limited" unchecked in system video settings, and my tv is limited...yet I can see up to 253. But, the nature of my TV is that <17 is black because of the way it dims the LED backlights to try to get black.
Also, have to keep in mind that if we use AVF as decoder (on ATV) the levels settings are moot. So, that would be my suggestion to anybody having problems.
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Re: Use rgb limited range option works the other way round
When Kodi's "use limited range" option is enabled, it does the YCbCr->RGB conversion in an odd way (in my opinion). If you test with a test pattern you may be able to see super blacks/whites, but the levels are actually shifted upwards. Black level 16 becomes 30, and black level "0" becomes "16". Similar shift happens with super whites. At least this is what I have seen before. I haven't checked this on the ATV 4K with MrMC.
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Codec should be h264. I think taht my video content is limited.davilla wrote: ↑05 Mar 2018, 18:40 which codec ?
also see https://kodi.wiki/view/Video_levels_and_color_space
My player: MrMC;
My GPU: Apple TV 4K.
My current settings:
Player: Mrmc (use rgb limited disabled) --> GPU: ATV 4K (RGB High, that should actually work as RGB low) --> TV (RBG Low)
So I should be in Full, Limited, Limited case, right? That's why I can't see <16 and >235 on my TV.
When I enable "use rgb limited" option in mrmc then I go to Limited, Limited, Limited case and that's why I can see <16 and >235 but I have wrong video level.
According to kodi wiki you linked, the best solution for me should be to enable "use rgb limited" option in Mrmc (player) and to set RGB Low (that should actually work as RGB high) on ATV (GPU) system video preferences. In that case I'll go into the Limited, Full, Limited case.
Did I understand correctly?
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Re: Use rgb limited range option works the other way round
The same happens to me. I think that this matches the Limited, Limited, Limited case here https://kodi.wiki/view/Video_levels_and_color_spacewesk05 wrote: ↑05 Mar 2018, 19:01 When Kodi's "use limited range" option is enabled, it does the YCbCr->RGB conversion in an odd way (in my opinion). If you test with a test pattern you may be able to see super blacks/whites, but the levels are actually shifted upwards. Black level 16 becomes 30, and black level "0" becomes "16". Similar shift happens with super whites. At least this is what I have seen before. I haven't checked this on the ATV 4K with MrMC.
If I understood correctly, it's due to your GPU working in RGB limited mode.
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Re: Use rgb limited range option works the other way round
Which is the difference between:
1) "Disable limited to full video rescalng" option in settings>video>acceleration and ...
2) "Use limited color range (16-235)" option in settings>system>video output?
And how do they interact with TvOS settings RGB high or low?
What is the contribution of each of these settings to the final output?
I'm going crazy to find the combination with no scaling.
Thanks
1) "Disable limited to full video rescalng" option in settings>video>acceleration and ...
2) "Use limited color range (16-235)" option in settings>system>video output?
And how do they interact with TvOS settings RGB high or low?
What is the contribution of each of these settings to the final output?
I'm going crazy to find the combination with no scaling.
Thanks