How did I miss this thread?! (Destiny)

by Beorn , <End of Failed Timeline>, Tuesday, December 12, 2017, 08:00 (2620 days ago) @ Ragashingo

Been a busy work week-and-a-half. Somehow I missed this completely.

Sounds like Deep has it figured out, and his fix is in-line with how I've set up my system to begin with. So no, I haven't been seeing any input lag or performance issues.

Also - some tips for anyone using an LG 7-series OLED (because the menus on the TV are lackluster):

• Each input has its own settings, and SDR, HDR, and Dolby Vision are considered to be separate from one another. Also, If you launch apps on the TV, those are considered to be different inputs as well. So if you're in SDR mode for an input and have all your settings configured, be sure to do the same when the set is displaying an HDR signal, too.
  
• Dynamic Contrast in SDR should be turned off, but in HDR it does something quite different, and should be set to "Low" for proper HDR display. LG has an obscure PDF on their site somewhere that describes what's happening, but basically, in HDR, the Dynamic Contrast at "Low" turns of "Active HDR" while keeping actual "Dynamic Contrast" processing disabled.
  
• And yeah, be sure to turn on the HDMI Deep Color setting for your HDMI inputs that will be driving HDR, otherwise it won't work right. Note that you can only enable/disable this setting while that HDMI port is the active source.
  
• Don't set the "Brightness" setting above 50, otherwise you won't get those luscious OLED blacks. Brightness is an image processing function that will raise the black levels of the entire image, thus making the whole screen light up a bit even when things should be solid black.
  
• Go buy the Planet Earth II 4K Blu-ray and watch it on your Xbox One X/S. It's incredible.