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As I said its an option on my tv not the game and its personal pref. my tv is a Sony Bravia 55XE93. out of the choices in the game though alone I wouid pref BT 709
read my posts iv allready told you what my personal pref is and why. You need to look through your tv manual and find out what setting on your tv relates to different colour space. I dont have an LG . you have to find stuff out yourself.
under picture menu. advanced settings
Yes, it does still display the 16-235 sRGB. I'm a little confused about what you are trying to ask, but I'll try my best: If the image being displayed is sent as 0-255, and your screen is set to display only the colours from 16-235, then its not going to display the image correctly. The colours 0-15 will ALL be displayed as 16, and 236-255 are all displayed at 235. That leads to muddy dark colours and washes out bright details.
You already have a picture of this though - The behaviour of that test image, where you cant see higher than 20, is the proof of that. The end colours all looking the same is the result of the numbers higher than 235 being made to look like 235.
Depends on the TV, I dont know what TV you have dude. It's different from brand to brand, and even model to model. By crusty I mean 'bad'. I'll use common English from now on.
Hey I'm not saying your TV is bad... I'm just saying it's on limited sRGB mode. The fact that TV's default to limited sRGB is not saying anything of their quality, or potential, it's just saying that it's their default colour space for non-HDR content. OLED's are great. Chill, lol :P
HDR is usually enabled automatically if the feed is detected as HDR, it's not a toggle you can turn on and off to affect all feeds.
SDR, I dont know what that is sorry. There are a lot of new terms floating around HDR, and I imagine SDR is a way of saying NOT HDR? I dunno though, sorry. It's not important though, don't worry.
sRGB has two types: Limited and full. Limited is 16-235 and full is 0-255. sRGB has been around for ages, I think it became the de-facto standard in TV's and digital monitors in 2007? Might have been earlier, but it's been around for much longer than it was the standard.
Yep, that's prettty standard. your TV is displaying limited sRGB. Because it starts at sRGB 16, which is grey, and ends in sRGB 235 which isn't very vivid (remember, limited is 16-235), it applies some magic and makes the darks darker and the brights brighter. The 20 box on my screen doesn't look bright, because it's not a bright colour, and my screen is expecting full 0-255 colour. But, on your screen the 20 is very bright because your TV is boosting it AND adding effects and filters.
Sport mode isn't clean colour, it has an effect applied to it. It's displaying colours how it thinks might look visually appealing, not accurately. If you turned on custom mode instead, all default, you might be able to see up to box 24-28.
Boxes beyond 24 will all look the same as they are all being downconverted to a colour that can display on your screen when it's in limited sRGB mode.
You sure you wanna know? Alright, lets do it:
It's 32 boxes because it's numbering for one colour per byte rather than bit. For every 8 numbers in sRGB's 0-255 full it's displaying one of them.... Well, this image is throwing away every second box, so it's 1 in 16. This is so you can see the large jumps in the colours, it's just for test purposes. Basically, take the box number and x it by 8 and that's the sRGB full colour the box is showing. So, if you can't see beyond 20 your settings on your TV are preventing you from seeing higher than sRGB 160 (at least in green).
32 bit colour is kinda confusing. It's the same thing as 8 bit colour, just looking at if differently. It refers to the total number of bits controlling the colour of a pixel. 8 for red, 8 for blue, 8 for green and another 8 for transparency. sRGB is termed 8 bit colour, because it's 8 bits per colour. It doesn't add them all up to total 32, but you can think of it as the same thing. Like, you could call 12bit HDR 48 bit colour in the same way but you would get funny looks.
More detail:
sRGB is 8bit colour. 8 bits, either set in 1 or 0 (binary) leads to a possible 256 combinations (2x2x2x2x2x2x2x2 = 256). That's where you the 0-255 (count the 0). sRGB has three 8bit chunks to control colour, one for each of Red, Green, and Blue. All these combined add to a total unique ~16.7 million colours that can be displayed.
Limited sRGB is ~10.5 million colours, seeing there are less possible combinations of colours.
You can now see why displaying full sRGB on a display set to only show limited sRGB leads to some bad results - about 6 million out of the 16 are not being displayed correctly! Yikes.
Yes, that's what's termed as banding. The higher bit your color gamut, the less banding you see. 8 still has some banding, but that's where HDR shines. You can still get it, but it's MUCH harder to spot.
you get banding from displaying images that have a higher gamut than your monitor can display - so it's why I was saying you get it when you display full sRGB images when your TV is in limited sRGB mode.
I did answer this, but maybe I was unclear? It's because most content that is played on a TV other than games and high gamut blu-ray is mastered to display well in limited sRGB mode. If TV's defaulted to full sRGB it would be the wrong colour space for most people, and most TV related content would look plain bad on it. The blacks would be grey, and the brights would be dull. You can't have 99.9% of people having their pictures looking terrible on their TV's because they don't know how to turn on the correct colour space.
For you, maybe limited sRGB is bad - but for most people with a TV, it's absolutely the right colour space. For people like you and me, they have options to enable full sRGB.
That goes to everyone else playing on a TV - Set your colour space to limited if you don't know how to drop your TV into full sRGB mode. Games will look a lot better.
i dunno then..you really should read through your tv manual to get a better understanding of how to set up and use your TV because it sounds like you have not set it up correctly.
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lol if you cant be ♥♥♥♥♥♥ to figure something out by reading a manulal then good luck. im done.
Bwahahahahahahahaha you were here because of answering my questions? XD
LOL, IF YOU CAN'T BE ♥♥♥♥♥♥ TO FIGURE OUT SOMETHING OUT BY TELLING ME THEN GOOD LUCK. I'M DONE. IT'S NOT ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ CAN'T BE ♥♥♥♥♥♥ TO FIGURE OUT SOMETHING OUT BY READING A MANUAL. I'M NOT GONNA ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ READ A WHOLE PAGES OF A ♥♥♥♥♥♥ MANUAL.
What happened to the education system? Is Common Core to blame?
Your either a troll or a real dumb ass.. you cant even be ♥♥♥♥♥♥ to read a manual to learn how to use your own tv to fix your problem and you dont listen to the advise thats been given to you. lol have fun rageing to yourself on the this thread.