You're right, there's a difference between none and mobius mostly only in highlights, mobius being much better at retaining detail and not overblowing the lighting. However the colors are still off, and increasing saturation doesn't restore the reds. I managed to get the old 1.2 version of the plugi...

Thanks for the update :salute: There seems to be some issues with the tonemap parameters none and mobius are returning the same result, and hable is very dark in <150 luma (light param only affects high luma areas) Also the saturation looks off, the reds are unsaturated for some reason. In order: de...

I have a license already, I just can't use it for HEVC

Yes, it is slow. I'm just mentioning it because the conversions seem accurate.

I'm not sure if it's of any use (since there's not much documentation about the code), but there's this plugin which does conversion from BT2020 (and others) to BT709, as well as linear HDR -> SDR https://github.com/jpsdr/HDRTools I've been able to get good results (other than the linear lighting) w...

I think light defaults for Gamma should be left like they are now, it all depends on the film tonemapped so it should be adjusted by the user.
Resized to 720p to take less space

default vs light=0.55

I think white=2.5 for Hable is a bit overkill as default, a lot of highlights are overblown, it should be at least 5.
The old default of ~11 was too high

Noticed the same as I can see in your tests, highlights seem to clip to 235 a bit early with tm="gamma"

Ah yeah, I should've tried more than just w
Thanks!

Can the Hable parameters be changed with the new plugin? I'm not sure if I missed something in the readme or not.

Yes sorry it is subjective, otherwise the tonemap is great

Here's the same frame, gamma at 0.40 and 0.42 It does improve the contrast, though still dim in terms of brightness where light shines. However the Hable method often results in some scenes brighter than SDR, so it might work better in places. If I increase light, it only makes the paper overblown a...

Thanks for the update :hat: I've tried the new gamma tonemap and noticed that the midtones are lacking in brightness. However default is much better than Hable for the highlights. Some comparisons and respective settings: SDR https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/ef/0f/1rziuGJi_t.png dghdrtosdr(impl="255",ligh...

Thanks for your testing. a bit messy in darker areas though Can you please tell me what you mean by messy? Reinhard (equal=0) https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/4e/6b/JMqRmTSO_t.png DGHDRtoSDR(impl="255",light=50,equal=10) https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/76/d6/n7buQam8_t.png From equal=0 to equal=10, it seems t...

Had a quick go at it, here's some comparisons SDR https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/bb/6c/vJaCRzvf_t.png Hable https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/b6/66/1Sd9tFCx_t.png Reinhard https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/4e/6b/JMqRmTSO_t.png DGHDRtoSDR(impl="255",light=50,equal=10) https://thumbs2.imgbox.com/76/d6/n7buQam8_t.png DG...

It's not a necessity for now.
I just tried and it does indeed say CUDA error when loaded with DGSource.
Thanks.

I just did exactly the same and it works now. Wonder if it could've been because the initial driver was from Windows install/update Thank you :hat: Also quick question, I managed to open a HEVC file with D3D On and CUDA decoding (option 1, from default CUVID 0) on the 970 It looks like this, I'm not...

Sorry, that they were missing, both dlls
I also noticed there's no more PhysX install with the latest drivers.

GTX 970 isn't Fermi though, and OS is 64 bit.

Hi, I just reinstalled Windows 10 1803 and DGDecodeNV won't load in Avisynth+ anymore. I have the latest drivers so 397.64, all vc_redist x86 2008 to 2015 (tried 2017 too) installed. I had the same error with RgTools plugin, which required the 2015 one and it works now. Getting "code 126: The specif...

Yep, and from past support emails from a while ago I couldn't get the 970 to work with DXVA + Win10 for HEVC.
That sounds good then

Does porting to CUDA imply that it'll be integrated with DGSource and the indexing? Or still a standalone plugin?
Wondering as I can't currently use the indexing for HEVC

Thanks for the hard work

I think default settings really don't do it justice. SDR is first.
Settings I used (adjusted for other scenes too): exposure=1.6, b=0.40, c=0.11, d=0.30, e=0.019, w=20
I prefer Hable because it's more flexible, while Reinhard only has contrast/white adjustments.

Unfortunately that only made the width 1920, there was still garbage in the extra bottom 2160 pixels. This is what worked though if anyone's interested: ConvertFromStacked(16) and crop(0,280,0,-280) I'm not sure why but that works and it doesn't when LSMASH loads as stacked=false Thanks for the help...

Hmm alright, thanks.