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For some reason, OS data did not appear. The problem occurs on both Win 8.1 and 10. |
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That's really weird. I'll have to create a special build to collect more information, when I find some time... |
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Note that another user has reported (on Doom) what seems like exactly the same problem. |
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I have exactly the same problem. It seems that there's something wrong with NVIDIA driver 416.94 or above, 416.81 is the last working driver version. MadVR said my display does not support HDR after I upgrade to 417.22, after rolling back to 416.81 everything works fine. Here's a thread I found in NVIDIA forum, maybe it's helpful: https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/1082012/geforce-drivers/hdr-not-working-with-movies-in-hdr-in-potplayer-madvr-with-new-drivers-416-94-and-newer/ |
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The problem reported directly above is NOT "exactly" the same problem as originally reported. On Win 8.1, the problem originally reported still exists with the Win 8.1 416.81 driver. I have not tested Win 10 with the 416.81 driver since I mostly use Win 8.1, although I previously tested it on Win 10 with more recent drivers. Also, my problem is unique to to the Displayport connection on the 34WK/BK95 monitor. The HDMI port on this monitor is fine. I don't have any other monitor with both HDR and a Displayport so I don't know about any other monitor. Information on the monitor used and whether it is on a Displayport would be very helpful. |
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I am also having this exact same issue with an LG monitor (34GK950F). I haven't tried an HDMI connection, but it might behave like the others have reported. What's interesting that I'll add is that if I turn on the OS HDR, madVR WILL properly force output back to SDR when fullscreen with no context menu's open. But it won't work in reverse. Currently running studio driver 431.70 on a 2070S, LAV using CUVID, MPC-HC 1.8.7. Adding a screenshot. |
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Just following up, I was actually able to resolve this. I had to run DDU in safe mode a couple times in a row to completely remove all old drivers and monitor registry entries. Afterwards I installed the latest driver (441.28 studio) and it seems like madvr can read the EDID correctly now showing LG instead of NVIDIA as the manufacturer. it can aslo activate HDR from Win10 SDR mode when opening an HDR video. |
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