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If you have an LG OLED TV you can push 11111 over the Channels > Channel Tuner menu (I think? Google this if it doesn’t work) and it will show you a screen of i
by lstamour 6y ago
If you have an LG OLED TV you can push 11111 over the Channels > Channel Tuner menu (I think? Google this if it doesn’t work) and it will show you a screen of input stats. If you use the arrow keys and OK buttons you can open an HDMI sub-menu which shows you the input signal as 8-bit or 10-bit. Via a Club3D DP1.4 to HDMI 2.1 adapter I was only able to get 8-bit HDR according to the LG TV. Your other monitors might tell you more details maybe? I’m away from my setup but I could post a photo later and more details on the connections and cables. I tried 3 different USB C DisplayPort adapters with the same results on each... I plan to test what the LG TV says for an Nvidia 2060 soon too, to compare...
- seventhtiger 6y agoI've read users' reports of using that input stats screen to confirm 10 bit input. They used a certified hdmi 2.1 cable to Nvidia 3090, and 3080 should also do it. Not sure if the new consoles are pushing 10bit but they should be. Can't test it myself yet as my LG CX and Nvidia 3090 are in the mail.