I’m not sure how to do that, and I’m not even sure it’s the right thing to do. I’ve read a bunch of threads on here, and most refer to “disable HDR autoswitching” when looking for info on this topic. I honestly have no idea why they even have the option to turn off and on ultra deep color since it’s pointless. I have an LG OLED (C8) and disabling it on the TV itself is not an option because when disabling HDR by turning off ultra deep color (which is the only way to disable HDR on an LG TV), it just turns itself on again when it detects an HDR source. Sorry to all the people who fight to get HDR even working properly, when I just want to turn it off It works as it should, but I simply cannot stand it. No philosophical debate to be had, no issues of quality, etc. The reason I don’t like HDR is it wrecks my eyes in a dark room, that’s it. It replaced an Intel NUC that was running Windows and becoming too much of a headache to maintain.
Locally played HDR content versus live streaming the same content over broadband.Hi, I just bought a Vero 4K+ and I love it so far. Locally played HDR content versus live streaming the same content over broadband.įigure 9. Locally played HDR content versus live streaming the same content over broadband.įigure 8. The images below show local HDR content on the left, and online streaming on the right. If you download the same content and play it locally on the system, the HDR content appears clear and crisp. If played via an HDR online stream (Youtube etc.) you may encounter dim or dull video. Bright and vivid HDR Content played with HDR enabled in Windows Display SettingsĪnother HDR content viewing issue involves the playing of streaming HDR content.
If you view the same HDR content after toggling the HDR option in Display settings, then again, colors are sharp and vivid. Over-saturated and distorted HDR content when played with HDR off in Windows Display Settings. When you view actual HDR content with HDR off in display settings, the colors are over-saturated and distorted.
Windows Display Settings, HDR Disabled. Normal appearance with HDR Disabled in Windows Display Settings.įigure 4. If you configure Windows 11 and Windows 10 Display settings to HDR off, the colors of standard Windows applications are crisp and vivid. Dull, Faded, drab appearance with HDR enabled in Windows Display Settingsįigure 2. When you enable High Dynamic Range (HDR) in Windows 11 and Windows 10 Display Properties to use with the Dell Monitor S2418H/S2418HX, S2718D, S2718H/S2718HX, U2718Q, all non HDR content (including all windows backgrounds and basic applications) will appear dull and faded. Monitor colors are faded and washed out when High Dynamic Range is enabled in Windows 11 and Windows 10 Display Settings.
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