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Depends, but in most implementations, yes, BT.2020 is transformed back to BT.709, and since that matrix contains negative values, clipping can occur in both directions, even for dark parts. This would kill the hue, so the brightness is distorted in such a way that the hue stays. The only fix to...

Well, the 5500 can, but we were talking about HTPCs. Sorry for forgetting laptops, I guess we could say 8 years for them. What does HDMI 2.1 add to an HTPC? I'm trying to help him save time and money by pointing it out that a GTX 3000 series card is unneccessary unless he wants to game. Good...

Do you really need that for home cinema? Movies beyond 4K60 4:2:0 are not even supported by any distribution standard other than actual cinemas (they support 4K240 4:4:4 since like 2008), 2.0 supports all HDR standards, PCs can't receive eARC, so there's no need for it other than gaming.

Only upscaling takes up entire high-end video-cards, but if you pass on it (it doesn't make that much of a difference from a distance with moving picture anyway), you can use the best features, like HDR to SDR conversion on a 10 year old potato like I do.

For movies, almost everyone is choosing Auro-matic, it's the least intrusive, but it means it has the least false overhead sounds. It basically throws the Auro algorithm on non-auro content. For music, there is nothing that comes even close to Deezer's Spleeter. It's an instrument separation...

Thank you! Wine supports Cavern, but if a new version broke it, you could export an IR room correction on Windows, which also contains gain and delay.

Hi, I'm the developer of Cavern, I was summoned here from another forum. Thank you for trying the software, and I'm glad you like it. If you need any features, just send me a message on the form on my website. I can't insert links because this is my first post, but my website is en.sbence.hu...