can it be disabled from the drivers or from the registry ...anywhere ?
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If it's a brightness issue that recently manifested in a driver update, the driver forums state that the latest driver fixes the issue.
https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/1002975/geforce-drivers/always-full-uncontrollable-brightness-after-driver-381-65-update/
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[quote="D-Man11"]Then get rid of it?
What makes you think that you even have it?
AFAIK, the GeoBox does not support it, I don't think it even could.[/quote]
You think dual projector setup would need a lightbooat to begin with.
I just asked if there would have been a registry key ect, to delete the lightboost capability. i would have tried one thing.
I just started thinking could the lightboost finction be on and distort the gamma of my projectors...just quessing.
I sometimes feel gamma is not correct and yet the calibration image in specific game looks ok. Like for
Example calibration image shows ok brightness but image looks washed out, and one needs turn down the gamma from the game
Down below clip to get good image. With some games not all.
AFAIK, the GeoBox does not support it, I don't think it even could.
You think dual projector setup would need a lightbooat to begin with.
I just asked if there would have been a registry key ect, to delete the lightboost capability. i would have tried one thing.
I just started thinking could the lightboost finction be on and distort the gamma of my projectors...just quessing.
I sometimes feel gamma is not correct and yet the calibration image in specific game looks ok. Like for
Example calibration image shows ok brightness but image looks washed out, and one needs turn down the gamma from the game
Down below clip to get good image. With some games not all.
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Damn, that sucks.
Is it the same if you boot from W7?
I saw this https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/1003748/geforce-drivers/win-10-creators-update-resets-nvidia-gamma-settings/
Actually i use mainly win7.
I have not had this kind of thoughts for long time.
As i last noticed this with far cry 4, from 60hz 2D switch to 120hz 3d and the gamma Was really different.
Last night i tried crysis3 after long time with monitor and today with projectors. The same scene i Was left off with monitor looked really
Different than from what remembered last night, the gamma Was much more bright with same setting.
That just drove me to think could there be Something going on with the light boost but i don't know maby it Was just summ of many.
Actually i use mainly win7.
I have not had this kind of thoughts for long time.
As i last noticed this with far cry 4, from 60hz 2D switch to 120hz 3d and the gamma Was really different.
Last night i tried crysis3 after long time with monitor and today with projectors. The same scene i Was left off with monitor looked really
Different than from what remembered last night, the gamma Was much more bright with same setting.
That just drove me to think could there be Something going on with the light boost but i don't know maby it Was just summ of many.
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I used quickgamma previously, it worked ok, it sometimes seemed to hang and not change back. What sucked was no hot key support.
A quick check found https://sourceforge.net/projects/gamminator/
You might try it.
HDFury made an in-line gamma device for projectors, but it was VGA only, if I recall correctly. Gamma Doctor, I think
?
Edit: it was Gamma-X https://www.hdfury.com/shop/discontinued-devices/gamma-x/
Are you seeing this 'light boost' with the glasses on or off?
If they're off then that's perfectly normal because you're seeing both eyes at once... which would wash out or seem to brighten the display...
Also if you're using DLP-Link then there's the extra white 'flashes' that are needed to sync the glasses... that's also display specific and separate from the signal being sent by the Drivers.
Are you seeing this 'light boost' with the glasses on or off?
If they're off then that's perfectly normal because you're seeing both eyes at once... which would wash out or seem to brighten the display...
Also if you're using DLP-Link then there's the extra white 'flashes' that are needed to sync the glasses... that's also display specific and separate from the signal being sent by the Drivers.
[quote="TsaebehT"]Are you seeing this 'light boost' with the glasses on or off?
If they're off then that's perfectly normal because you're seeing both eyes at once... which would wash out or seem to brighten the display...
Also if you're using DLP-Link then there's the extra white 'flashes' that are needed to sync the glasses... that's also display specific and separate from the signal being sent by the Drivers.[/quote]
D-Man11 is right.
No i don´t see any lightboost menus or direct indication that it is on. i just made an assumption could it be on as the gamme changed and colors looked a little washed out.
TsaebehT said:Are you seeing this 'light boost' with the glasses on or off?
If they're off then that's perfectly normal because you're seeing both eyes at once... which would wash out or seem to brighten the display...
Also if you're using DLP-Link then there's the extra white 'flashes' that are needed to sync the glasses... that's also display specific and separate from the signal being sent by the Drivers.
D-Man11 is right.
No i don´t see any lightboost menus or direct indication that it is on. i just made an assumption could it be on as the gamme changed and colors looked a little washed out.
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[quote="Metaloholic"][quote="TsaebehT"]Are you seeing this 'light boost' with the glasses on or off?
If they're off then that's perfectly normal because you're seeing both eyes at once... which would wash out or seem to brighten the display...
Also if you're using DLP-Link then there's the extra white 'flashes' that are needed to sync the glasses... that's also display specific and separate from the signal being sent by the Drivers.[/quote]
D-Man11 is right.
No i don´t see any lightboost menus or direct indication that it is on. i just made an assumption could it be on as the gamme changed and colors looked a little washed out.[/quote]I meant 'light boost' as a boost of light/gamma change... not LightBoost...
So are you seeing this boost in brightness with the glasses on or off? Like I said if they're off then it's normal because you're seeing both images at the same time...
...even with the glasses on though it's probably safe to say that 2 projectors shining on the same screen would increase brightness to some degree, even if it's just ambient/reflected.
TsaebehT said:Are you seeing this 'light boost' with the glasses on or off?
If they're off then that's perfectly normal because you're seeing both eyes at once... which would wash out or seem to brighten the display...
Also if you're using DLP-Link then there's the extra white 'flashes' that are needed to sync the glasses... that's also display specific and separate from the signal being sent by the Drivers.
D-Man11 is right.
No i don´t see any lightboost menus or direct indication that it is on. i just made an assumption could it be on as the gamme changed and colors looked a little washed out.
I meant 'light boost' as a boost of light/gamma change... not LightBoost...
So are you seeing this boost in brightness with the glasses on or off? Like I said if they're off then it's normal because you're seeing both images at the same time...
...even with the glasses on though it's probably safe to say that 2 projectors shining on the same screen would increase brightness to some degree, even if it's just ambient/reflected.
[quote="D-Man11"]The only other thing to check is your dynamic color range.
Or perhaps your PJ's bulbs are dimming/going out?[/quote]
no that´s not it. i have new bulbs.
and yes i have tested both, changing rgb limited to extended and corresponding mode in the projectors to
match and visually the gamma stays at the same level as matching input and output color mode is selected.
and the gamma looks ok when you just lover it enough but it´s just strange it´s so so off from what the calibration image looks.
i also had once a thought could some games over ride the desktop/nvidia control panel set color mode and
over ride it. like for instance i have mine setup to extended as it is the standard in pc what i have understood. and limited for bd video ect. but anyways, what if the game is outputting limited and that´s why i get washed out images ? or is it impossible to get washed out images if windows and projectors are set extended but game outputs limited, shouldn´t it cause just clipping in blacks ?
[quote="TsaebehT"][quote="Metaloholic"][quote="TsaebehT"]Are you seeing this 'light boost' with the glasses on or off?
If they're off then that's perfectly normal because you're seeing both eyes at once... which would wash out or seem to brighten the display...
Also if you're using DLP-Link then there's the extra white 'flashes' that are needed to sync the glasses... that's also display specific and separate from the signal being sent by the Drivers.[/quote]
D-Man11 is right.
No i don´t see any lightboost menus or direct indication that it is on. i just made an assumption could it be on as the gamme changed and colors looked a little washed out.[/quote]I meant 'light boost' as a boost of light/gamma change... not LightBoost...
So are you seeing this boost in brightness with the glasses on or off? Like I said if they're off then it's normal because you're seeing both images at the same time...
...even with the glasses on though it's probably safe to say that 2 projectors shining on the same screen would increase brightness.[/quote]
kind of not as im using polarized. for starters the polarizers eats away some of lumens ( not much but anywys) and second each polarizer relfects off the other so you see two fullhd images, about as bright as each projector produces in 2D. That´s they beuty of passive. no flicker and as bright picture as in 2D.
i based my intial question on this thought,
i was thinking the nvidias lightboost tehcnology would do some sort of gamma alteration on the output but it was just a ques as i have not read into how lightboost actually works. And as geobox is not a certified Nvidia display device but just merely a demultiplexer with capability to recieve frame squental 3d i thought "maby what if" the lightboost is just gamma change in code and it´s always active and as geobox is not certified equipment there is no settings and monitors for lightboos but it just would be on and the gamma would be altered. i just find my self often going well below the gamma defined by a calibration image ingames so i started thinking.
but if the lightboost technology does not do anything software wise to the games gamma then it can´t be that but something else.
And there is so many affecting factors in my system that maby the "problem" is just cause of many things.
i have normal color space adjustment on projectors, i have black level set on my projectors (IRE 0/3.75/7.5v) and i have gamme settings. and the polarizers darken the image some. so it just might be a sum on many things.
maby im just mad :D
D-Man11 said:The only other thing to check is your dynamic color range.
Or perhaps your PJ's bulbs are dimming/going out?
no that´s not it. i have new bulbs.
and yes i have tested both, changing rgb limited to extended and corresponding mode in the projectors to
match and visually the gamma stays at the same level as matching input and output color mode is selected.
and the gamma looks ok when you just lover it enough but it´s just strange it´s so so off from what the calibration image looks.
i also had once a thought could some games over ride the desktop/nvidia control panel set color mode and
over ride it. like for instance i have mine setup to extended as it is the standard in pc what i have understood. and limited for bd video ect. but anyways, what if the game is outputting limited and that´s why i get washed out images ? or is it impossible to get washed out images if windows and projectors are set extended but game outputs limited, shouldn´t it cause just clipping in blacks ?
TsaebehT said:
Metaloholic said:
TsaebehT said:Are you seeing this 'light boost' with the glasses on or off?
If they're off then that's perfectly normal because you're seeing both eyes at once... which would wash out or seem to brighten the display...
Also if you're using DLP-Link then there's the extra white 'flashes' that are needed to sync the glasses... that's also display specific and separate from the signal being sent by the Drivers.
D-Man11 is right.
No i don´t see any lightboost menus or direct indication that it is on. i just made an assumption could it be on as the gamme changed and colors looked a little washed out.
I meant 'light boost' as a boost of light/gamma change... not LightBoost...
So are you seeing this boost in brightness with the glasses on or off? Like I said if they're off then it's normal because you're seeing both images at the same time...
...even with the glasses on though it's probably safe to say that 2 projectors shining on the same screen would increase brightness.
kind of not as im using polarized. for starters the polarizers eats away some of lumens ( not much but anywys) and second each polarizer relfects off the other so you see two fullhd images, about as bright as each projector produces in 2D. That´s they beuty of passive. no flicker and as bright picture as in 2D.
i based my intial question on this thought,
i was thinking the nvidias lightboost tehcnology would do some sort of gamma alteration on the output but it was just a ques as i have not read into how lightboost actually works. And as geobox is not a certified Nvidia display device but just merely a demultiplexer with capability to recieve frame squental 3d i thought "maby what if" the lightboost is just gamma change in code and it´s always active and as geobox is not certified equipment there is no settings and monitors for lightboos but it just would be on and the gamma would be altered. i just find my self often going well below the gamma defined by a calibration image ingames so i started thinking.
but if the lightboost technology does not do anything software wise to the games gamma then it can´t be that but something else.
And there is so many affecting factors in my system that maby the "problem" is just cause of many things.
i have normal color space adjustment on projectors, i have black level set on my projectors (IRE 0/3.75/7.5v) and i have gamme settings. and the polarizers darken the image some. so it just might be a sum on many things.
maby im just mad :D
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I came across this in the [url=https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/498029/geforce-drivers/nvidia-brigthness-gamma-resets-on-bootup-fix-this-worked-for-me-finally-after-all-these-years-/post/5136606/#5136606] driver forum.[/url]
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https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/1002975/geforce-drivers/always-full-uncontrollable-brightness-after-driver-381-65-update/
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What makes you think that you even have it?
AFAIK, the GeoBox does not support it, I don't think it even could.
You think dual projector setup would need a lightbooat to begin with.
I just asked if there would have been a registry key ect, to delete the lightboost capability. i would have tried one thing.
I just started thinking could the lightboost finction be on and distort the gamma of my projectors...just quessing.
I sometimes feel gamma is not correct and yet the calibration image in specific game looks ok. Like for
Example calibration image shows ok brightness but image looks washed out, and one needs turn down the gamma from the game
Down below clip to get good image. With some games not all.
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Is it the same if you boot from W7?
I saw this https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/1003748/geforce-drivers/win-10-creators-update-resets-nvidia-gamma-settings/
I have not had this kind of thoughts for long time.
As i last noticed this with far cry 4, from 60hz 2D switch to 120hz 3d and the gamma Was really different.
Last night i tried crysis3 after long time with monitor and today with projectors. The same scene i Was left off with monitor looked really
Different than from what remembered last night, the gamma Was much more bright with same setting.
That just drove me to think could there be Something going on with the light boost but i don't know maby it Was just summ of many.
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A quick check found https://sourceforge.net/projects/gamminator/
You might try it.
HDFury made an in-line gamma device for projectors, but it was VGA only, if I recall correctly. Gamma Doctor, I think
?
Edit: it was Gamma-X https://www.hdfury.com/shop/discontinued-devices/gamma-x/
If they're off then that's perfectly normal because you're seeing both eyes at once... which would wash out or seem to brighten the display...
Also if you're using DLP-Link then there's the extra white 'flashes' that are needed to sync the glasses... that's also display specific and separate from the signal being sent by the Drivers.
[MonitorSizeOverride][Global/Base Profile Tweaks][Depth=IPD]
3D projectors are not even required for Dual Passive.
So it's not the DLP Link flash, but great suggestion.
D-Man11 is right.
No i don´t see any lightboost menus or direct indication that it is on. i just made an assumption could it be on as the gamme changed and colors looked a little washed out.
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Or perhaps your PJ's bulbs are dimming/going out?
So are you seeing this boost in brightness with the glasses on or off? Like I said if they're off then it's normal because you're seeing both images at the same time...
...even with the glasses on though it's probably safe to say that 2 projectors shining on the same screen would increase brightness to some degree, even if it's just ambient/reflected.
[MonitorSizeOverride][Global/Base Profile Tweaks][Depth=IPD]
no that´s not it. i have new bulbs.
and yes i have tested both, changing rgb limited to extended and corresponding mode in the projectors to
match and visually the gamma stays at the same level as matching input and output color mode is selected.
and the gamma looks ok when you just lover it enough but it´s just strange it´s so so off from what the calibration image looks.
i also had once a thought could some games over ride the desktop/nvidia control panel set color mode and
over ride it. like for instance i have mine setup to extended as it is the standard in pc what i have understood. and limited for bd video ect. but anyways, what if the game is outputting limited and that´s why i get washed out images ? or is it impossible to get washed out images if windows and projectors are set extended but game outputs limited, shouldn´t it cause just clipping in blacks ?
kind of not as im using polarized. for starters the polarizers eats away some of lumens ( not much but anywys) and second each polarizer relfects off the other so you see two fullhd images, about as bright as each projector produces in 2D. That´s they beuty of passive. no flicker and as bright picture as in 2D.
i based my intial question on this thought,
i was thinking the nvidias lightboost tehcnology would do some sort of gamma alteration on the output but it was just a ques as i have not read into how lightboost actually works. And as geobox is not a certified Nvidia display device but just merely a demultiplexer with capability to recieve frame squental 3d i thought "maby what if" the lightboost is just gamma change in code and it´s always active and as geobox is not certified equipment there is no settings and monitors for lightboos but it just would be on and the gamma would be altered. i just find my self often going well below the gamma defined by a calibration image ingames so i started thinking.
but if the lightboost technology does not do anything software wise to the games gamma then it can´t be that but something else.
And there is so many affecting factors in my system that maby the "problem" is just cause of many things.
i have normal color space adjustment on projectors, i have black level set on my projectors (IRE 0/3.75/7.5v) and i have gamme settings. and the polarizers darken the image some. so it just might be a sum on many things.
maby im just mad :D
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