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@@ecruz010 You're welcome bro

@@PatrickBateman-co6cs Well if the laptop still works you should just keep it intact and use sunshine/moonlight streaming over Ethernet. But if not you would need a dp/power to edp adapter board and the correct edp cable. If it's 40 pin edp+non touch then it's generally one standard connector. 0.5mm spacing on the end that goes into the edp board and 0.4mm spacing on the end going into the display

@@displaytalk , thank you very much

​@displaytalk , I think lossless scaling frame generation also works for videos as well , if you compare it with svfi using gmfss on a 60 fps video to 120 fps , which one will have the best result ? Your help is greatly appreciated!

@@PatrickBateman-co6cs Of course gmfss has a way better result but also lsfg is way faster. Rife is in between them in speed but much closer to gmfss quality so for now I use rife

@@displaytalk , many thanks

@@Spectrulight Retroarch, Deadlock, nvqftswitcher, Kate(text editor), OBS, Shotcut video editor

@@displaytalk thanks

This thing especially annoying me while watching cartoons or anime, where many mono-colored moments 🤔

@@RestleSSOtaKU That's just guaranteed. You can set ABL200 as directed in my other kuro video, but it will only reduce it not remove it. Disabling energy saver and swapping picture mode can help too. User should be the brightest

@@Chu_the_Master I recommend turning up the contrast on the crt rather than boosting the brightness digitally

I was referring to xsus b and ysus b and vol sus but I didn't go deep into voltage tweaking for a reason. Use the avsforum threads for that

@@KornFlace Yes you can raise ABL to 200 safely on any kuro from my experience, experience of others on avsforum, on Facebook and in my discord. No, it is not a reset and you can always put it back. Just don't go above 200 abl if you don't want to risk random shutdown on bright screens

@@shinigamiyukki5739 Svp rife is now obsolete. Sometime in the next month or 2 I will be doing a video about the free portable mpv+rife setup that has replaced it

@@displaytalk Can it be done with MPC-HC + madvr ?

Colorspace 2 is a rec709 lut, colorspace 1 is the native gamut of the panel. So, unless you are using your own luts and/or viewing tonemapped hdr video in MPV then you should keep it in colorspace 2

@@displaytalk why are you first connecting as 500m and then 5020?

@@mikes5311 Connect as 5020: do service menu white balance. Connect as 500m: do isf modes

@@displaytalkso you can’t calibrate wb while connected as 500m?

@@mikes5311 You use the service menu wb(5020fd) for your gain and the isf mode manual color temp for your bias. It's because the isf mode gain changes luminance too much

Hi there, did you make any changes?

@@chrisohagan7982 No I haven’t done it yet. DirtGarry has some settings on the forums that might be worth looking at though

@@chrisohagan7982 no, not yet

They are totally different. Displaycal actually doesn't calibrate your display at all, it essentially calibrates your source to calibrate your display indirectly(by creating icc profiles and luts). HCFR is the only robust free software for actual hardware display calibration(which would apply on other sources besides the pc you use with displaycal).

@@displaytalkoh, ok. Still learning about this stuff. Do you think our Pioneer plasma will benefit from calibrating with your tutorial or would just a regular visual color bar calibration should be sufficient for casual viewing?

@@gonzoret with 6010fd you can calibrate it, but you don't have isf mode so just do the service menu RGB high. It will get pretty good. I had one. Just whatever you do don't reset the pulse meter on it. Voltage tweaking is ok if you know what you're doing and save original values. Resetting messes up 60" unlike 50"

It can be a good number. I set that one depending on the amount of black lag(black misfires on movement) I get. After some hours post reset you can lower it(or can reset again).

I swapped back to video mode and ISF day. You need to use a pc and a 3dlut to get SRGB/rec709 colors on the kuro pc mode. Additionally you miss out on the higher max luminance with the video isf modes which would be useful for hdr to sdr tonemapping or fighting glare in a lit room

And yeah what you see on the remote settings on pc mode is what you get. You can't use the normal isf mode settings with it. You have to use service menu white balance to calibrate it

@@displaytalk Interesting info with the 3dLUT. I’m not a big PC user so I thought the icc profiles were the same thing. I’ll definitely have to research it more. Actually the service menu white balance values don’t apply to PC mode. Only to the video picture modes / isf modes. I confirmed this by adjusting Red High in the service menu all the way up while in PC mode, then leaving the service menu to see if my WB was changed and it was exactly the same. I then repeated these steps with service menu Blue High and Green High, moving them all the way up, then all the way down separately. Once again, my WB in PC mode was exactly the same after exiting the service menu. The only WB controls for PC mode are the RGB sliders in the regular picture settings menu. Which are effectively the rgb high numbers for PC HDMI input mode.

I haven't changed the icc profile settings. I only use my pc so if different sources are different it won't affect me. But, do go on if you want to explain more. HCFR shouldn't be affected by any icc profile effects because I have the disable video lut setting checked in there.

I actually have not found a good solution for the icc profile throwing off calibration for non-PC sources yet. I was curious if you had discovered something or noticed as well. If you have the disable video LUT setting checked in HCFR during calibration, wouldn’t that cause the calibration to be off once you close HCFR and the icc profile is reapplies itself to PC content?

@@Cheesybread963 If it's applying to pc content yeah it would. But actually most programs aren't color managed and don't use icc profiles no matter what icc profile you have active. It won't apply to fullscreen games for example

@@displaytalk oh my I didn’t realize that. Ok thanks for clarifying. I just recently got my I1 Display Pro and I’m still figuring calibration out. Thanks for posting this video

​@@Cheesybread963You're welcome!

But I adjusted the colors through the usual menu (for example, on 110FD, there is no RGBCMY setting in the service menu)

Yeah, I think the built in rec709 lut(colorspace 2) from pioneer just isn't perfect.

@@displaytalk But the blue one cannot be lifted in any way. Increasing saturation does not put blue in place.

@@dirtgarry But a displaycal lut could adjust the hue and saturation. Try putting in colorspace 1(native gamut) and make a profile and 3d lut in displaycal. I haven't done it yet because it's quite annoying to apply to games, but someday I think I will

@@displaytalk No, I've played around with the calibration. Now I just use 1 space and adjust the gamma. This display is for entertainment and not for work in the printing industry. It shows damn well out of the box.

Are you using gpu av1? And pg104 gmfss? That's the best model so far. If you're upscaling you should definitely do it at the same time as interpolation so there's only 1 encode

@@displaytalk each video requires its own upscaling options imo, so i use topaz video enhance afterwards. i don't have pro version yet but i don't feel the need of those options.

@@BorealSine well svfi has basically every ai upscaling model. I don't use ai upscaling myself so I don't use any of them. Totally content with just using B-Spline Bicubic at playtime in mpv, even with dvd to 4k. Anyways encoding twice is no good, you want as few re encodes as possible

@@displaytalk I've not seen similar options to what topaz video enhance has, its just a tick to upscale a video in svfi, no other options. Also svfi doesn't save all audio tracks, so i have to re-add them after all these processes with mkv tool, takes few minutes. SVFI has option to save audio but it only saves 1 track, but movies im encoding has 7 voice-overs.

@@BorealSine Well SVFI gets new upscale models all the time. I can see all the models, but I am in the alpha(same as the beta branch which you can opt into in the steam preferences for svfi) and bought pro.

In a lot of places the LG C1 or CX can be a better deal than any plasma now.

I can answer one of your questions/comments right away quite simply: You can't damage a pc crt by sending too high of a resolution. The idea I talk about in my video is just sending one that's too high to be sharp. 1920x1440p will be pretty good for most pc crts, you can go higher until it doesn't scan out any more. I'll try to address the other scanline questions later

@@displaytalk Many thanks! I'll try 1440p like you suggested, then.

you would want to do 30fps to 60, not 30fps to 48. There's a transcoding section in svp

Well if you check lists.tc I have done lots of movies now hehe

I don't think it even can be reset, I don't know anything about the service menu on that one. I only know 6010fd and onwards

@@displaytalk ok thanks! If I pick one up, i’ll find out

It's vo=gpu-next. Sorry for the confusion, I am soon going to make this video unlisted and make a new mpv config video

Resize definitely does something.. You must have done something wrong.

For now only with rtx 3080 and model 4.7 tensorrt(not ncnn) for 24fps to 60fps. Ncnn not fast enough even with rtx 3080

@@displaytalk please tell how to install model 4.7.

@@PiyushSingh-qs8yc 4.7 is actually slightly slower than what is shown in this video. You need a high end RTX card like rtx 3080 for 1080p and use tensorrt rife

Yeah you will just have to downscale. Probably you're not getting above 720p for 24fps to 60fps. Yeah you have to put the full path for the icc profile

@@displaytalk okay and which value would i need to change if i want to try f.e. 1600x900?

#1 you need to watch and use the mpvrife ncnn video on this channel, NOT svp(svp's ncnn rife is hopelessly slow), and not mpc. MPC is old and busted, and tanks performance for rife. #2 ncnn rife has low performance compared to trt. You will need to downscale to probably at least 720p in order to playback 1080p24 at 60fps for example link to the ncnn mpvrife video: th-cam.com/video/lY1UC7aB2Ac/w-d-xo.htmlfeature=shared

Thanks for the quick answer! Tho i might try to stick with mpc, bc i had mpv for the last week and its kinda complicated to me.. when i had mpv, i wasnt even able to get rife ai to work at all, it would just display "file doesnt look like a video, skipping" or sthg (in svp event display section). Also i dont like that it doesnt have any gui, so i tried to search the web about what settings to use in the config and stiff but i wasnt satisfied at all, didnt get vapoursynth to work i think. If you got spare time you might do a video on how to set up mpv with svp and preferably vapoursynth and maybe even with rife ai. I would definetly watch that! :) But if i understood correctly, xou dont even use svp right? Thats another hurdle to take 😂 mpc with madvr and svp is just so convenient..

@@framo_official The video I sent IS to set up MPV with rife. I also have a video about mpv configuration and a premade config file.

@@framo_official I only use SVP+trt rife(I have rtx 3080 so I can use trt) to stream RIFE stuff to other devices in my house. If I am watching in my room I use an mpv+vstrt rife script setup similar to the ncnn one I just sent you the video for, because it's way faster than SVP+trtrife

@@displaytalk greeat you earned a sub! :D but i might ask some more tomorrow lol i bet i get lost at some point ahaha oh that sounds cool but i figure i wouldnt be able to use that vstrt rife script without an nvidia card damnit

Yeah with OBS Virtual Camera and loading it as a directshow video device in MPV you can, but I don't have a guide for that, you're just going to have to figure it out(for now)

@@displaytalk thanks man. will try it, i'm a noob, but i'll try ?

Downscaling is needed to get enough speed, so yes it is normal. If you want more speed(so you can downscale less) use an rtx card and my TRT tutorial

I deleted your other 2 comments because they didn't make any sense. Sure, any pc crt has scanlines at 480p, what I say on the video is that the native/480p+scanline scanlines of 20" viewable is much too thick for most people. Smaller size has much more normal scanline thickness.

Dunno anything about that sorry

You're welcome! It might work, just try it and see what happens.

And it's pretty heavy on the device above 1080 48fps it crashes and and i have 4060ti lol

​@@thebennatorsame problem

some problem

well, just lower resize value until it works guys, I explained that in the video

Yeah like I said on my discord I didn't go in depth for this video, just a very quick and dirty explanation of the purpose and how I personally make tc lists. Maybe soon I will make a video showing all of the options.

@@displaytalk Yes, I mean the new users, before they start, they should take a look...

@@ChristianArabellaundco oh ok, just the way that was written I thought you are talking to me

Glad you found it helpful, thanks for the feedback

" the weird blending" you call this frames, we call morphed or ugly interpolframes. In TC "Blendframes" are the frames that really are the fading from one scene to another. Its a smooth transition and looks good. But some users prefer just a double (repeated) frame for scene change. You can decide what you want for yourself.

Thanks!

Not sure, I never had one or read about resetting/tweaking them.