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To be fair the solution in Resolve to get "correct" colors is with decklink cards bypassing the entire OS graphics stack to deal with this. It's only somewhat r
by MartijnBraam 3y ago
To be fair the solution in Resolve to get "correct" colors is with decklink cards bypassing the entire OS graphics stack to deal with this. It's only somewhat recently that Resolve started getting support for getting a fullscreen view on a second monitor that's not a decklink.
- jiggawatts 3y agoBlackmagic is a hardware company that also has some software they sell on the side, which is why they've steadfastly ignored fixing their software in any way that would eliminate the need to purchase their over-priced video output cards. My laptop can output 8K HDR @ 60 fps, which no Decklink card can achieve, at any price. I can get a "clean feed" by simply ticking the "Override to reference mode" checkbox in the NVIDIA driver. Several people have confirmed that this produces bit-accurate output indistinguishable from what a Decklink card outputs. > fullscreen view on a second monitor Yes, but it's still not color managed or even enabled for HDR under anything but MacOS! It just outputs the values as-is and lets the OS deal with it, which will treat it as Rec 709 SDR.