Before when I select LLDV, an LLDV Logo would appear in the top left corner, then they changed it so it said VS10 with Dolby underneath it in the top left corner. Now all I'm getting when Selecting LLDV is a Plain Dolby Logo in the top right corner which is where my TV's Logo for Dolby appears, then when I play a video it says vs10 with Dolby underneath it. I really wish they would stop messing around with things that don't make sense to mess around with when there are actually more serious things to work on. I mean who comes up with the idea to confuse people. It seems with every update they're giving less and less info, so you have no clue what's going on. It was fine in the beginning!!!!!! If it's LLDV show LLDV! If it's VS10 show VS10 It's really quite simple. Sorry to rant but I like to be informed on what I'm getting! Instead they add more options for how to watch your shows but give you less info on what you're getting.
LLDV or standard DV, both are DV. It's not different types of DV. Any 4k blu-ray disc player in the world will only show DV logo. The difference is player-led or TV-led. Just a method. In Zidoo's environment, it's showing the logos as it should be. All non-native DV content when converted by the VS10 Engine to DV, the logo says VS10 Dolby Vision. All native DV content when using the existing DV data from the file, no conversion is done, the logo says Dolby Vision. For your TV, both will just be Dolby Vision, it has no way to know if it's converted or native So it's the correct standard naming. To confirm which method, push the Info button on the Zidoo remote and you'll see YUV422 12-bits if your HDR settings is set to LLDV. You can see this on your TV too. Personally I don't want this to change, it's how it should be.
It’s exactly how it should be. There is absolutely no need to indicate whether it’s LLDV or DV every time you start a video because you choose what you want to have (or what your TV is capable of).
When I set LLDV, all my DV content only runs at 1920x1080P @60Hz RGB 8 Bit. When I set it to standard it shows 3840x2160P @ 30Hz RGB 8 bit. HDR in settings is on Automatic. I'm using an LG TV 65UH8500. HDR10 content runs perfectly normal. What am I doing wrong?
Can you post your EDID? To Download EDID ================ Settings/Display/Custom EDID/Save EDID Save to a USB stick or network location. Change the file extension from .bin to .txt to upload to the forum (The forum won't accept .bin files)
I opened the file in notepad and it doesn't list what I saw on the screen. I did see that everything is set to 8 Bit RGB however. File is uploaded. Not sure if you'll see the same thing I saw
Although I'm getting 4k 60Hz YUV422 12 Bit BT2020 DV, I no longer the the DV picture options for my TV. Not really a deal breaker.
As I suspected, your LG does not support LLDV, only TV Led DV. DV Version: 1, [long 15-byte version] DV DM Version: v3.x DV Interface: standard DV only 2160p60: not supported YUV422 12bit: not supported Global Dimming: supported Backlight Control: not supported RED Primary: 0.656, 0.324 GREEN Primary: 0.293, 0.613 BLUE Primary: 0.152, 0.043 MAX/MIN Luminance: 450 / 0.295 nits If you use the custom LLDV EDID you are essentially sending an LLDV signal to the TV but it doesn't know what to do with it - forget that. The correct settings for your TV is Settings/Display/Dolby Vision Compatibility Mode > Priority Standard DV (TV Led) That will output 8-bit RGB which is correct for TV Led Dolby Vision as it uses HDMI tunneling to send the 12-bit YUV image in an 8-bit RGB stream.
