Is ‘RGB High’ still the recommended setting? - eviltoast

Using an LG C2, is ‘RGB high’ still the recommended HDMI Output setting? What reason would you have to use YCbCr or RGB Low? Thanks!

  • Bluion6275@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Have never noticed this apparent ‘green tint’ on my Panasonic HZ1000 so leave it set to YCbCr with Chroma 4:4:4.

    Everytime this comes up the one thing that seems to be the common denominator is the majority that do seem to be using a Sony tv.

    I’ve seen the odd person now and then who use an LG say they see it, but there’s plenty of other LG owners that say they don’t.

  • mint_monk@alien.topBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Stacey Spears mentioned this on Blu-ray.com forum:

    Spent some time looking into the ATV YCbCr levels. Turns out, RGB is also incorrect, but in a different way. Bottom line, neither are correct.
    I plan to share the full results of our YCbCr and RGB Monotonicity played through ATV to someone who can then publish them.

    • New-Distribution-628@alien.topBEnglish
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      1 year ago

      Now can you tell me how to leave the passthrough on my tv so the sound doesn’t cut out on Apple TV+ shows. Everything else works fine but it’s crazy how mad I go chasing this gremlin when all I have to pause and restart the app or refresh the sound bar to get sound back. End rant.