Dolby Vision 120 has been confirmed working on the beta firmware for LG CX series for quite a while now (a few YT vids are out on it). Unfortunately you have to have a service remote to access Engineering Mode and download the firmware.
I guess I’m just used to it. Couldn’t do any fast A-B switching since the game had to be restarted between the switching but going by just the sense of hitting the button and seeing something happen it was some latency with both DV and regular HDR. No idea about any figures but I could play just fine. I’m thinking my AVR add latency too and what I feel is essentially lag vs lag+ so I’m already used to it.I wish I was immune to ~100ms input lag
120 fps is good for racing games and online shooters. I don't need 120fps to play judgement or psychonauts honestly. The drop in picture quality for a linear game is too much.
But is the small gain in latency between the console and TV - but not for the gamer's inputs if the 30fps, 60fps is v-synched or triple buffered - worth the loss in picture quality - because the TV is then being given half or a quarter less time to DSP the video and audio per frame?..Do you not understand how the xsx hz setting works? It's system wide, so even if a game is 30fps, the TV will still receive a 120hz signal.
Being at the native hz for the tv produces the absolute lowest input lag possible, even allowing the use of non-game modes without much problems.
At other hz settings, like 60, the input lag rises sharply outside of game modes.
Many tvs don't have a game mode for dolby vision, so no it's not a "great feature to enjoy 60fps gaming" when your experience is literally worsened by much higher input lag.
90ms... no thanks.
If you think it's a "small gain" this isn't worth discussing. Maybe try some kind of input lag simulator.
I haven't tried this Dolby Vision -support yet, but my most concrete experience with input lag was when I was playing Mass Effect and failed the "hacking" QTE-tasks every time.
to use double vision in the CX you have do disable freesync I think
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DV = placebo. The only people who claim to tell the difference are the same ones that pretend they can tell 1800p apart from 2160p from two rooms away. Even for video it's barely anything to note, and at least there it makes sense you'd tell a difference but for interactive, dynamic content like gaming? Naah. For real differences in HDR you're gonna have to commit some real hardware resources to it & work on the software ala FidelityFX LPM. It's the tone-mapper that will do any kind of heavy lifting but that will require per-game tweaking from the devs themselves, so don't expect it to be common.
AMD FidelityFX™ Luminance Preserving Mapper (HDR Mapper)
AMD FidelityFX LPM provides an open-source library to easily integrate HDR and wide gamut tone and gamut mapping into your game.
yes but I dont see what the difference is? ive tried both and got the exact same results in any game I tried...seems like its not necessary at all to engage Freesync over VRR.
VRR also has LFC. The in-game behavior is the same with both formats. At least on XSX
I can appreciate the difference in lag, for example when anything above about 40ms, makes a level like Champions Road - on Super Mario 3D world - unplayable because of the movement/anticipation involved, and I do have my spare Sony KDL-32W7 in case I ever need the half frame latency for 60fps fighting games(7ms iirc). But in most game scenarios, a TV below 35ms of latency is good enough, and below that is better, but on a scale of diminishing returns for the vast majority of games, because gamers naturally interpolates on screen motion to anticipate most gameplay, rather than instantaneously react.
decided not to even use it, can’t tell the difference personally and my C9 won’t do 120hz DV so just stuck with HDR10.
Yes, the latest update allows DV up to 120 FPS with VRR or Freesync in game mode.
Lg oled does both
It does look better to me too, I am rocking combo XSX + CX
Same here.
Was the DIRT 5 update specifically to add native Dolby Vision support? or was it coincidental?
Depends on your TV I guess, I’m not so sure it looks better on my LG B9.
No idea. All I know is the image looks far too blown out. I ended up turning off Dolby Vision for Dirt 5 and everything seems normal. Guess I need to adjust things for Dolby Vision in that game. Back 4 Blood seems to look great in Dolby though so it must be Dirt 5 for whatever reason.
Man, don't know if it's my phone but I don't see any difference. Certainly doesn't look like it's worth the cost of buying a Dolby Vision TV specifically for this feature.
You phone can decode Dolby Vision ? And what's your source?
No, I mean watching the comparison YouTube video.
It cannot be conclusive since the video and your phone are not able to decode Dolby Vision. It's like comparing color vs black&white using a black&white tv.
They added it 1 Day before early access started.
Great, now you're up to speed and understand my comment in my OP.
Licensing I believe.
