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Yes, 120Hz works without a problem, just G-SYNC doesn't work. I leave G-SYNC disabled for now, to avoid the issues. Hopefully it will be resolved in a future update. Btw, I have a 3090 as well, don't know if it is the cause of the issues 🤔
I have the same problem. Instant game response only seems to work with 4k 60Hz (and then only 8-bit, not 10 or 12). Whenever I enable G-SYNC, half of the screen is blacked out (split screen), which is solved by changing refresh rate or switching HDR on/off. Running the Pendulum demo to test...
Do you see a line in the log similar to this:
2020-08-30 21:08:23.9285|DEBUG|ColorControl.WOL|Opening network device: \Device\NPF_{B19EF94B-392C-4A85-8094-9F4A9EA82131}
If not, maybe I'm filtering out too many network interfaces. Currently I skip all adapters that don't have a gateway address...
Thanks for testing.
What LG model do you have? If the log is indicating it's sending the magic packet, there should also be a MAC-address in the log. Could you check if it's equivalent to the address that is listed under the connection properties on the TV?
By the way, maybe it's better to post...
If anyone's interested, I've created a new version of my ColorControl-app and it's available on GitHub now: https://github.com/Maassoft/ColorControl
This 1.1.0.0 version adds:
Automatically power on/off functionality for LG TV's
Extended NVIDIA controller context menu to allow setting color...
I've experimented a bit with Wake-on-LAN today and it's working if the "Mobile TV On->Turn on via Wi-Fi" option is engaged. It works over ethernet (wired) as well and Quickstart+ is not needed.
No problem. I have the Club3D adapter as well. I take it you received some updated firmwares from...
Thanks for mentioning my app here. I'm Vinz80 from AVSForum by the way ;)
Coincidentally I've been busy to automatically power off/on the TV through my app, but so far only powering off seems to work reliably. It appears that when you turn off the TV and you hear the relay clicking, the network...
I'm sorry it didn't work out for you. To prevent doing a hard reboot or removing the adapter, it's probably better if you set the refresh rate to 60Hz prior to restarting the videocard driver/pc after editing in CRU. That way you can change the refresh rate in the Nvidia control panel and if you...
It is possible to get full 4:4:4 chroma at 4k120, but you need to add a custom resolution with CRU.
I've created a post on Reddit on how to achieve this: https://www.reddit.com/r/Monitors/comments/hqha0d/custom_resolutions_on_club_3d_cac1085_with_lg/
I think the overhead is pure the extra bits needed for the color depth if you use more than 8-bit.
For 8-bit HDR, the requirements are roughly the same as for SDR. I have created custom resolution for 3840x2160x120Hz so that it just fits within the bandwidth for SDR, but 8-bit HDR works...
I just tested this and it works! I enabled GPU scaling (No scaling) in de Nvidia control panel and set 1920x1080 resolution with 120Hz. I indeed do get a small window in de middle. The tv still reports 3840x2160 and 120Hz as the input resolution.
There are invisible lines needed for synchronization between frames. These lines also account for the bandwidth needed. Lowering the amount of lines leaves more bandwidth for the visible image.
But going too low will result in occasional flickering of parts of the screen (some parts of the image...
I have a C9 and a 1080ti and also received this adapter. I don't have most of these problems. Switching resolution or between HDR/SDR takes a bit longer than usual (couple of seconds), but I don't have to pull the USB cable. What HDMI cable are you using?
It is possible to run at 3840x2160 8-bit...
It improves motion resolution dramatically, so there's less ghosting/blurring. But it's best visible and usable when playing games, because of higher frame rates (than 24) and the flickering is less annoying (especially in darker games).
I've updated my SEK-3500U from 1421 to 1440.8 a couple of days ago and the input lag seems a bit lower, especially in "movie mode" with AMP on. PC feels a bit better too, but the difference between movie and PC gets smaller and smaller.
They fixed another bug too, which is kind of sad, because...