GalinMcMahon wrote:BenBrix wrote:I don´t know what you mean by that. I use Calmy Home for LG and my OLED is plugged to a Intesty Pro 4k. If you calibrate for REC 709 and set up your project for REC 709 then that´s what's coming out of the IO. So no need to calibrate through Resolve. That´s the good thing about IO cards. They give out REC 709. It works perfectly like this.
Do you by chance have a tutorial for this? Portrait Displays told me directly that Calman Home for LG does not calibrate via Resolve. There is no Resolve option in their software like there is with DisplayCal (which is not only free but also simpler with a much better UI.) Is the Intensity a pci-e card? Resolve will only output via the Decklink from Resolve.
It would stand to reason that connecting the LG via its IP address would send out a clean signal similar to the Decklink. But as Portrait Displays (who wrote the Calman software) told me that their software does not work with Resolve, I have to question that reasoning. To be clear, I am not a calibration expert (really???). I'm just going off of what the experts tell me.
There´s no need to calibrate through resolve. just follow the walkthrough of Calman and some settings are important on the tv. you need to get a service remote and switch off the dimming in the service menu. you will lose your warranty. then on the oled menu make sure you switch everything off like sharpening and motion related stuff or denoising. use cinema preset for example. once the calibration is done you have a hardware calibrated monitor that is showing you perfect REC 709. My OLEDs have delta average of below 1 which is broadcast level.
here you see how you can switch off the internal dimming and how the process works
I think there is a misunderstanding of you how hardware calibration works. the calibration will be saved inside the monitor and every source that you plug to the port you calibrated and outputs REC709 will be perfect.
just make sure you switch off the dimming and get this remote for 10 bugs and make sure you set the tv to video levels / limited / or dark black or what it´s called in the tv. run the clip from Calman during the calibration and when it´s down select the preset you calibrate for example Cinema ( custom ) or so.