In other words, you should NOT see any gradients.
XVID4PSP GREY SCREEN X264 10BIT 64 BIT
These gradients are 4 times narrower compared to 8bit and are practically indiscernible (to me). OS: Windows 10 64 bit Monitor: ASUS PA249Q Intel UHD Graphics 630 (Driver Version: 27.20.100.8190) DisplayPort 1.2 In Windows 10 Color Depth always 8bit But MacOS can set to 10bit How can I set color depth to 10bit in Windows 10 Thanks. Now switch FSE On and go fullscreen again, now the GPU actually sends 10bit image to the display, and if your display supports 10bit input, you should now see 1024 gradients from black to white. True 10bit output from your GPU needs FSE mode to work. You may have to move closer to the display to actually see the gradients. This is because the GPU is still sending the image in 8bit to the display in this mode, even though we selected 10bit in madVR. Now go fullscreen without FSE (windowed fullscreen) to see the 8bit banding which should be visible because there are only 256 gradients from black to white. You can switch between bit depths and dithering on/off to see what I mean, and then go back to 10bit dithering-off to continue the test. When Dithering is Off the resulting output image will be a gradient in the bitdepth you set under properties. In other words if I wanted to take that 22GB Blu-ray down to 1GB, x265 will look better than x264. I will say where x265 shines over x264 is at very low bitrates.
XVID4PSP GREY SCREEN X264 10BIT HOW TO
Rendering->general->automatic exclusive fullscreen mode (FSE)-> off (for now). I've read that it's because x264 has been around so long and encoders have been fine tuned to that algorithm, whereas there is still much to learn about how to properly encode x265 video. Make sure RGB48 is enabled in LAV Video Decoder.ĭisplay->calibration->disable & disable GPU gamma ramp. Open a new MPC-HC (or other player) window and drag the test pattern to the MPC-HC window. I also attached this PNG (zipped) at the bottom in case the URL disappears. with wider color spectrum and TRUE HDR colors (NO dull grey colors). Now we just need to provide a super smooth black to white test pattern to clearly be able to see with our eyes.įirst download 16bit PNG test patterns from here: 10-bit Display Devices 10-bit displays use 10 bits to represent each of the red. We already know that D3D11 + FSE in madVR will output a 10bit signal in windows 7 and up. Its re-encoding the 10 Bit files with subs and audio together. I am getting some good results now on the newest Handbrake Nightly releases. There are no hardware media players that can currently handle 10Bit and contrary to what fansubbers think I watch anime on 60 and 70 inch screens. This test will make it easier to see if your display actually supports 10bit input to output. I do hope that 10Bit MKV files are not to become main stream.
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