I've not enabled it, just checked again and Windows 10 says "use HDR - off". While playing Mass Effects Legendary Edition however it automatically switched to HDR mode.
LG 48CX OLED - 4K 120 Hz
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I've not enabled it, just checked again and Windows 10 says "use HDR - off". While playing Mass Effects Legendary Edition however it automatically switched to HDR mode.
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I would expect this to work pretty well - I mostly run 1080p as I prefer to aim for 120Hz over high resolution. And I don't believe this TV is doing pixel perfect upscaling (1 to 4), most won't. The resolution is high enough you really shouldn't have many issues when upscaling.
Got a problem with my OLED panel at the top you can see a thin white line on the picture and the movie image is uneven at the top I did pixel refresh but didn't clear it anyone had this problem! This only happens when watching streaming movies/Blu-ray
At the bottom
At the bottom
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That is inside the edge of the panel (content is black barred), so have you checked it with some different content?Got a problem with my OLED panel at the top you can see a thin white line on the picture also the movie image is uneven at the top I did pixel refresh but didn't clear it anyone had this problem!
Yes it will, my 1080TI runs my OLED @4K, 120hz on a 2.0HDMI so your 2080TI would do the same
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Thanks for the reply
only on streaming and blu-ray I get this, first time I have seen it today will check it on games tonight and post later
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See these are now sub £1k and tempting as my next upgrade. Anything else that I should consider at this price point? I almost bought a G9 but the lack of proper local dimming is off putting and the micro-LED version is really expensive.
HDMI2.0a/b can only run 4.2.0 @120hz @4K 8bit in windows 10 because of the 18gbps, and who's talking about 4.4.4 settings?
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3840x2160 120hz 8bit 4:2:0
3840x2160 60hz 8Bit 4:2:0
3840x2160 60hz 8bit 4:4:4
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3840x2160 120hz 10bit 4:4:4
3840x2160 120hz 12bit 4:4:4
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If you look at the image again, I posted you see it's not the inside edge of the panel the OLED TV edge is near the grey shelf above it, when a movie is stream in the original-ratio or letterbox I get the thin white line on the screen, but if the movies is in full screen ratio I don't see it, and I don't see it in any games too.
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Yes that was exactly my point, the line is inside, away from the edge of the panel. I suspect it's a quirk of the encoding or image processingIf you look at the image again, I posted you see it's not the inside edge of the panel the OLED TV edge is near the grey shelf above it, when a movie is stream in the original-ratio or letterbox I get the thin white line on the screen, but if the movies is in full screen ratio I don't see it, and I don't see it in any games too.
It's not uncommon to see content where there's some discrepancy in the first or final row of pixels, I often notice it on animated content where colours are brighter. Not specific to OLED TVs here, I've seen it on lots of content over the years.
You can't use RGB @120hz only YCbCr4.2.0 and output dynamic Range = Limited only because of the limited 18gbps 2.0HDMI. But higher colour depth is more important than full chroma subsampling
3840x2160, 60hz, 8bit, RGB, output dynamic Range = Full
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Yes that was exactly my point, the line is inside, away from the edge of the panel. I suspect it's a quirk of the encoding or image processing
You could be right about the encoding or image processing
at least you know what it was
. Yes the movie was only HD format on Netflix but when it's in 4K I don't see it
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i see that also on some content, not all
and when i played it on my kids pc with a diff monitor it also has a line like that like a bright white line thats flashing, maybe a encode glitch or something
i also have a video with a bright yellowish line
and when i played it on my kids pc with a diff monitor it also has a line like that like a bright white line thats flashing, maybe a encode glitch or something
i also have a video with a bright yellowish line
I read the thin white line or flicker in LCD monitors it's a hardware issue when monitor starts to fail and in OLED all I could find was the C7/8 models that some people report it, and only vertical bands on the CX65/77
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