zoli0726
Novice Member
Hi Guys!
I have a slight problem with my GZ950 using with a ps4 pro in hdr mode.
When I set the picture mode to Game, the colors in this mode look very dull unless i enable rec2020 remaster. But since the colors are already rec2020 from the ps4, why would I want it to remaster them, especially in game mode, where I would like to minimize processing? Looks like in this mode, the TV incorrectly recognizes the hdmi signal as rec 709. I cannot change the color gamut, since the special options are greyed out in this mode, but, when manually changing hdmi color input, it has zero effect, while for ex in pro mode, if I manually(and incorrectly) select rec 709 as hdmi input in hdr, it actually changes the colors unlike in game mode, and does look exactly like the dull colors in game mode.
So all in all, it looks like for some reason, game mode has forced gamut to rec 709 in hdr mode, but I have no idea why they did this.
Could someone also confirm this?
I have a slight problem with my GZ950 using with a ps4 pro in hdr mode.
When I set the picture mode to Game, the colors in this mode look very dull unless i enable rec2020 remaster. But since the colors are already rec2020 from the ps4, why would I want it to remaster them, especially in game mode, where I would like to minimize processing? Looks like in this mode, the TV incorrectly recognizes the hdmi signal as rec 709. I cannot change the color gamut, since the special options are greyed out in this mode, but, when manually changing hdmi color input, it has zero effect, while for ex in pro mode, if I manually(and incorrectly) select rec 709 as hdmi input in hdr, it actually changes the colors unlike in game mode, and does look exactly like the dull colors in game mode.
So all in all, it looks like for some reason, game mode has forced gamut to rec 709 in hdr mode, but I have no idea why they did this.
Could someone also confirm this?