Is anyone else who's using the "Full" RGB over HDMI thing finding that if you turn your PS3 off then back on, it's gone back to "Limited", even though it still says "Full" in the settings?
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Originally posted by kernow View Postis there an explanation of all the new functions somewhere? that would be nice.Explore the new generation PlayStation 4 and PS5 consoles - experience immersive gaming with thousands of hit games in every genre to rewrite the rules for what a PlayStation console can do.
It explains most things.
What it doesn't tell you - the new RGB Full Range setting basically gives your screen the full PC colourspace... for most TV's, Limited it actually the correct option as most TV's will expect Video colourspace levels over HDMI.
Not too sure about Super-White, but it's YCpCr-only, and I tried enabling it on-the-fly while playing a Blu-Ray and there was no difference (though it did confirm the TV accepts YCpCr).
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Hey guys ive a question that not actually about the new patch but ive never noticed it before. Under the dvd menu it has an option for choosing the screen format as in "Auto" "RGB or "YcPcr or whatever it is". Now ive got my PS3 hooked up with HDMI and set to auto, should i have it just set to auto or to RGB or does it not make a difference. Im not really all that up to date with stuff like as you can prolly tell.
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Originally posted by Ajay1986 View PostHey guys ive a question that not actually about the new patch but ive never noticed it before. Under the dvd menu it has an option for choosing the screen format as in "Auto" "RGB or "YcPcr or whatever it is". Now ive got my PS3 hooked up with HDMI and set to auto, should i have it just set to auto or to RGB or does it not make a difference. Im not really all that up to date with stuff like as you can prolly tell.
Basically, DVD's and Blu-Rays are encoded on the disc in YCpCr format (whereas games are usually RGB).
When set to Auto, DVD's and Blu-Rays will run in YCpCr format, to avoid the extra conversion to RGB.
Not all displays support YCpCr (I think it was introduced in HDMI 1.2?), the PS3 will detect and adjust accordingly.
The Bravia appears to support YCpCr, I'd imagine the WLT68 does.
(fyi, Component was introduced because of this, as Component uses YPbPr, the analogue varient, it was intended for use on DVD Players).
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