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title = "Setting the amdgpu HDMI Pixel Format on Linux"
date = 2020-05-30T08:48:30+10:00
#[extra]
#updated = 2020-03-27T21:53:53+11:00
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updated = 2020-05-30T11:21:30+10:00
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This week I discovered some details of digital display technology that I was
@ -41,8 +41,8 @@ get 4K 60Hz on the newly HDMI connected display I immediately noticed lag. I
even captured it in a slow motion video on my phone to prove I wasn't going
crazy. Despite `xrandr` reporting a 60Hz connection it seemed as though it was
updating at less than that. This led me to compare the menus of the two
displays. It was here I noticed that good one reported an input colour format
of RGB, than the other [YPbPr].
displays. It was here I noticed that the good one reported an input colour
format of RGB, the other [YPbPr].
This led to more reading about pixel formats in digital displays — a thing I
was not previously aware of. Turns out that ports like HDMI support multiple
@ -58,11 +58,12 @@ support changing it][amdgpu-bug].
In trying various suggestions in that bug report I rebooted a few times and the
lag mysteriously went away but the pixel format remained the same. At this
point I noticed the display had a grey cast to it especially on areas of white.
This had been present on the other display when it was connected via HDMI too
but I just put it down to being a couple of years older. With my new pixel
format knowledge in hand I knew this was was the source of lack of brightness.
So, I was still determined to find a way to force the HDMI output to RGB.
point I noticed the display had a grey cast to it, especially on areas of
white. This had been present on the other display when it was connected via
HDMI too but I just put it down to being a couple of years older than the other
one. With my new pixel format knowledge in hand I knew this was was the source
of lack of brightness. So, I was still determined to find a way to force the
HDMI output to RGB.
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