Video -> Video Renderer -> MPC Video Renderer Install options: Default Installation + 'MPC Video Renderer' option checked Simple, HDR passthrough, tonemapping and upscaling. Tools -> Preferences -> Input / Codecs -> Hardware-accelerated decoding: NOT Disable Tools -> Preferences -> Video -> Output -> Automatic or OpenGL for Windows Start -> Settings -> System -> Display -> Windows HD Color settings -> Stream HDR Video: On Start -> Settings -> System -> Display -> Play HDR games and apps: On / Use HDR: On (Wording depends on Windows version) If the colors in your video are washed out, either you don't have proper PC/TV hardware support for HDR, aren't using HDMI 2.x ports, or don't have TV deep color configured.

Settings app -> System -> Display -> HDR and WCG/Use HDR/Play HDR. Change Resolution/Adjust desktop color settings:

Video -> Color Enhancement -> Input Range -> Driver Settings -> Full Range Display -> Resolution/General Settings -> Setting name dependent on TV mfgr.īlack Level to Full/Normal (if available)Ĭolorspace/Input Level/Range to RGB Full/Expanded/Enhanced/0-255 (if available) UHD Deep Color/Input Signal Plus turned On for your HDMI port. GPU Connected to HDMI >= 2.0/DisplayPort >= 1.3 port Windows 10: version >= 1803 (Settings app -> System -> About) TV/Projector: HDMI >= 2.0/DisplayPort >= 1.3, HDR10, 10-bit panel, VESA DisplayHDR >= 600 Read our HDR section in the Wiki FAQ for detailed information. Dolby Vision/HDR10 + is not discussed here as no passthrough options exist on PC. High-end tonemapping is not discussed here. You are strongly urged to test out the simple setups before potentially moving onto the advanced ones. This setup guide is only for HDR10 passthrough.

Streaming Content (Netflix, Youtube, etc.).

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