Was your UPS scheduled originally for the 22nd and it came today?Just got delivered!
Was your UPS scheduled originally for the 22nd and it came today?Just got delivered!
On the content production side, Dolby Vision seems more focused on pushing HDR to its technical limits. The minimum specification for Dolby Vision mastering requires the use of reference monitors with a contrast ratio of 200,000:1, peak brightness of 1000 nits, colour range ‘approaching’ the Rec 2020 standard, and support for the SMPTE ST-2084 HDR format.
Thanks for the tip.Whilst this monitor (in fact no monitor...) supports Dolby Vision+HDR combo, turns out you can easily watch DV content. Just install the Dolby Vision Extension which is free via the Microsoft Store and then play the content either using the MS Film & TV app (also store), or MPC-BE using the MPC Video Renderer plugin. I posted my MPCVR plugin settings previously but can repost if needed.
The extension adds the Dolby licensing which seems to remove the pink tint you would otherwise get when playing back DV HDR content.
Enjoy!
Does it do mini refresh often, like my LG oled TV does.....reason they ask it to be plugged in all the time. My TV does is every night after 01:00 in the morningThe Panel Refresh notification popped up on mine for the first time yesterday (so I ran it). It has been almost exactly 150 working days since I received it on 21st April, so with 8hrs work/day including some extra gaming hours in the evening/weekends, it seems like it has calculated the 1,500 hours correctly. Quite a few people reporting it continues counting even while switched off, so I wonder what settings we've got differently?
Every four hours, when it first goes in to standby. I haven't got one so I am just quoting what I have heard.Does it do mini refresh often, like my LG oled TV does.....reason they ask it to be plugged in all the time. My TV does is every night after 01:00 in the morning
Does it do mini refresh often, like my LG oled TV does.....reason they ask it to be plugged in all the time. My TV does is every night after 01:00 in the morning
Do you mean the MPC settings or the monitor's OSD settings or Windows? Or all?Thanks for the tip.
Did you post your other settings at any point, if so could you repost or share post # please?
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Sorry for the late reply, yes.Was your UPS scheduled originally for the 22nd and it came today?
All please hahaI've not had a panel refresh prompt yet on my replacement delivered on 20th September and used pretty much every day for both WFH, play and productivity day/night. Normally around this time period the previous ones would have popped up a panel refresh so looks like they may have updated A03/MB102 with only a counter that tracks actual screen on time?
Do you mean the MPC settings or the monitor's OSD settings or Windows? Or all?![]()
No worries.Sorry for the late reply, yes.
I've not had a panel refresh prompt yet on my replacement delivered on 20th September and used pretty much every day for both WFH, play and productivity day/night. Normally around this time period the previous ones would have popped up a panel refresh so looks like they may have updated A03/MB102 with only a counter that tracks actual screen on time?
All please haha
No worries.
My monitor just arrived! Won’t be able to have a play with it until this afternoon but can’t wait!
It was still counting the hours using the power button for me and many others, it was almost exactly 2.5 months per panel refresh.Mine is an original on MB101 - I turn it off using the power button when I'm finished using it though, rather than just letting it go to sleep, maybe that makes the difference?
Every four hours, when it first goes in to standby. I haven't got one so I am just quoting what I have heard.
Ah that's good to hear ! Makes sure pixel are worn out evenly.Yeah, it does one every evening when I turn my PC off after finishing work (or sometimes at lunchtime if I'm not using it).
It was still counting the hours using the power button for me and many others, it was almost exactly 2.5 months per panel refresh.