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Display Capture appears dim with HDR enabled #7970
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We can probably add Force SDR over here too. |
Have you found a fix for this yet, or has what jpark37 is working on done it? |
@EchoLWS999 I'm not knowledgeable enough to write my own fix, but having just gone through the wiki's build instructions for master branch (e438037), I can verify that the Force SDR option added by #7974 resolves the issue. I also locally merged #7978 afterwards, but I can't properly test it since the DXGI capture method has never worked for me. |
@thegamecracks This may sound like a dumb question, but how would I use this for my own OBS? I've only ever used plugin installers, I apologize |
DXGI capture does not work on laptops unless OBS is running on the iGPU.
You would either have to build OBS with PR #7978 yourself, get someone to build it for you, wait until it is merged and use a CI/nightly build, or wait until the next OBS release. |
@RytoEX Gotcha, thanks for that tip. Second PR seems to work as expected! |
Could this be related to the SDR content brightness?
Is that on the latest and shiniest Windows/drivers? |
Operating System Info
Windows 11
Other OS
No response
OBS Studio Version
Other
OBS Studio Version (Other)
Normally 28.1.2, but reproduced with 29.0.0-beta3
OBS Studio Log URL
https://obsproject.com/logs/sGhGGeUd-1rt_dHo
OBS Studio Crash Log URL
No response
Expected Behavior
Recording should have looked like this (as screenshotted with Snipping Tool / ShareX):
Current Behavior
Actual recording appears dim (screenshotted by OBS):
(sidenote: screenshots were taken earlier before I ran the test in the above log, the dimness looks the same on 29.0-beta3)
Steps to Reproduce
Anything else we should know?
NV12 + Rec.709 [Limited Range]
andP010 + Rec.2100 (PQ) [Full Range]
, although the 10-bit format is slightly brighter than 8-bit.To make it clear, I'm intending to record SDR content while using HDR.
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