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redfox001
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| Posted: Tue Dec 08, 2015 7:16 pm Post subject: Can the Moome handle 10 bit upcomming video? |
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From this chard it is clear we will get 10 bit video in UHD soon.
Is there a chance Moome can handle this upcomming 10 bit video with the 10 bit purevideo option?
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Hulio
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Looking at the specs, it looks like wil even handle 12 bit video.
◆ BARCO-FULLHD brief
BARCO-FULLHD is a newly card for BARCO 808, 1208, 1209, Cine 8, Cine 9, Cinemax CRT projector. It has four HDMI input port with True 12bit deep color support, and using three high precision 14bit video DACs convert to high precision analog RGB video signal. Build-in advanced Gamma circuit create real nature image for your BARCO projector. Gain control can adjust pure white of the image. The BARCO-FULLHD is an ideal HDMI card for BARCO CRT projector to connect feature digital HD source, such as SONY PS3/4, Blue-ray Disc, and HDTV/Media Set top-box.
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ElTopo
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@Moome: Will there be a chance for a new card with HDMI 2.0 and HDCP 2.2 ?
Thanks
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GREG1292
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| Posted: Thu Dec 17, 2015 3:50 pm Post subject: Re: Can the Moome handle 10 bit upcomming video? |
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| redfox001 wrote: | From this chard it is clear we will get 10 bit video in UHD soon.
Is there a chance Moome can handle this upcomming 10 bit video with the 10 bit purevideo option?
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Are you using MPDN player 10bit with your card? Seems to be working on my machine. But not 100% sure only that
it seems to look better. Is there a way to test for this and what is the limits on a crt projector?
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redfox001
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I found out what 10 bit hdr means. As I understand the extra bits are used for more intensity information.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Color_depth
As bit depths climb above 8 bits per channel, some systems use the extra bits to store more intensity range than can be displayed all at once, as in high dynamic range imaging (HDRI)
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Manufacturers are offering brighter screens so as to more faithfully reproduce images, in particular light sources such as sunlight, lamps and candles, while still displaying the detail in the rest of the shot. Currently, Samsung are talking about 700 candelas per square meter, and Philips, 1000.
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So it is just like peaklumens on a CRT. It does local brightening just like local dimming. CRT can only use the 10 bit and the Moome can process that.  the software player has to do the decoding from hdr to 10 bit video I guess.
http://www.digitalversus.com/tv-television/everything-you-need-know-about-hdr-high-dynamic-range-tvs-a2267.html
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