mechman
AV Addict
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- Preamp, Processor or Receiver
- Pioneer VSX-832
- Streaming Subscriptions
- HBO Max, YouTubeTV, Hulu, Netflix, Disney+
- Front Speakers
- Definitive Technology Studio Monitor 55s
- Center Channel Speaker
- Definitive Technology CS8040
- Surround Back Speakers
- Definitive Technology DI6.5R
- Other Speakers
- Apple TV 4K
- Video Display Device
- LG OLED65C7P
- Remote Control
- Logitech Harmony 650
There are four tabs that you have to adjust to get LLDV to work.
EDID Tab
Scaler Tab
HDR/AVI Tab
DV Tab
Some of those don't contain the full screen shot but they do contain the relevant portion that needs to be changed. One thing to keep in mind is that these are the generic projector settings. If you know your values for some of the items under the HDR/AVI tab you should enter those instead. I do know what my max and min luminance is for my projector but I kept it generic for now. I'll be testing this more as I go along.
Once you get all the values changed it is a good idea to shut down and restart everything. I had to do this like 3 or 4 times before it started working for me. A final thing to keep in mind is that when you log back into the HDFury, the values under HDR/AVI will show the default values for some reason. Don't worry about it though, just check the OSD screen to double check that your settings are still intact.
This item was an incredibly cool find! And while I can't relate to some of the claims being made, I'm told this does a much better job than the HDR Optimizer on the Panasonic UHD players. But I do not have one of those to make that judgement. Thanks for bringing this to my attention Witchdoctor!
EDID Tab
Scaler Tab
HDR/AVI Tab
DV Tab
Some of those don't contain the full screen shot but they do contain the relevant portion that needs to be changed. One thing to keep in mind is that these are the generic projector settings. If you know your values for some of the items under the HDR/AVI tab you should enter those instead. I do know what my max and min luminance is for my projector but I kept it generic for now. I'll be testing this more as I go along.
Once you get all the values changed it is a good idea to shut down and restart everything. I had to do this like 3 or 4 times before it started working for me. A final thing to keep in mind is that when you log back into the HDFury, the values under HDR/AVI will show the default values for some reason. Don't worry about it though, just check the OSD screen to double check that your settings are still intact.
This item was an incredibly cool find! And while I can't relate to some of the claims being made, I'm told this does a much better job than the HDR Optimizer on the Panasonic UHD players. But I do not have one of those to make that judgement. Thanks for bringing this to my attention Witchdoctor!