Posts by MartijnGP

    I don't know if you have solved the issue by now, but I've been having a fight with this for a few hours as well so just in case..

    What you want to do is perfectly possible, just not using the controls in the web UI. You can however take out individual LEDs in the JSON config. When you press preview, you can see that that works.

    I've found that when you press show preview, it will show the correct preview in your browser. However: it will also change the JSON data to match that is in the form, and that is what gets saved when you press save afterwards.

    The solution is to *not* click show preview, but just click save. Then it works fine. Clicking the preview button ruins your custom setup.

    I've also gotten myself an ezcap269, to use with my Shield TV (2019) and Philips 43PUS6503 TV, as I want to be able to watch 4k60 hdr and run Hyperion on a third device.

    Now, everything sort of works but the ezcap does seem to provice some problems. I know this forum is about Hyperion, but it's one of the few if not the only place of active discussion regarding the ezcap269.

    When I play for example Netflix on my Shield through the ezcap to the TV, I get 4k60, HDR10, rec2020/yuv420 video as reported by the TV. So far, so good. When I try to capture something from the ezcap, the Shield reduces video quality to either one of these..

    1080p59, HDR, RGB
    4k30, HDR, RGB
    4k60, SDR, RGB

    If I stop the capture and restart both the shield and the TV, it will again resume 4k60 HDR playback.

    The ezcap is (for now) connected to my Ubuntu 16.06 laptop, when I hook it up to my Win10 desktop (because I thought it might have been lacking power) it actually immediately downgrades the quality without even turning capture on.

    So in short: 4K60HDR throughput works fine if the pc's not doing anything, enabling capture reduces the throughput quality.


    What's up with that? Or is this 'normal' behaviour? I have updated the firmware, although I find it hard to see to what version exactly..


    Edit: I have also found that if I hook the ezcap up to power only, it's max throughput will be 1440p60, which is lower than when it's connected to my (not-capturing) Linux laptop..

    Please, keep the HSV valueGain feature as an option.
    With the new luminanceGain setting if I set it to 1.5, the reds become white with a shade of red. Same with pure blue and green.
    With the old valueGain the colors are not altered, just are brighter for the midtones allowing them to be seen in lit rooms.
    If I don't apply the valueGain with the Android App, 80% of the effects are lost during the day.
    Thanks

    I have noticed the same thing. I can not get the brightness to increase without that effect using the settings. The only way I can get that done is to set the value in the app, to 1.4 in my case.

    How can we do that in settings? Surely there must be a way to set that up correctly