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Nvidia RTX Hdr issue #1453

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Tecloudwoo opened this issue Dec 16, 2024 · 6 comments
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Nvidia RTX Hdr issue #1453

Tecloudwoo opened this issue Dec 16, 2024 · 6 comments
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@Tecloudwoo
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Current Behavior

The Nvidia HDR RTX doesn't work properly with Wind Waker.
During 2 second it's correct.
After that, the colors are washed out.
Only for this game.
I don't know, Nvidia seems to find 2 HDR signals or something else

Expected Behavior

The other games as Zelda Twilight Princess, or Nintendoland display correctly Nvidia HDR. It's the normal behavior.

Steps to Reproduce

  • Activate Nvidia RTX HDR
  • Launch Cemu
  • Launch Wind Waker HD

System Info (Optional)

OS: W11
GPU: 3080ti

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Vulkan

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@Tecloudwoo Tecloudwoo added the bug Something isn't working label Dec 16, 2024
@Squall-Leonhart
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Set the preferred swapchain to DXGI in the nvidia control panel.

@fabiograssiotto
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fabiograssiotto commented Dec 22, 2024

Same problem happens with Breath of the Wild.
Even after swapping the preferred swapchain to DXGI it does not solve it.
I noticed that the washed-out problem only happens with Vulkan. OpenGL works fine.

Some more info:

OS: W11
GPU: 4070tiS

@keefged4
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I have the same issue. Even with RTX hdr off, if I have HDR enabled on windows it provides an extremely washed out image when the game starts if vulkan is used, Opengl seems to be fine.

@user18081972
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user18081972 commented Dec 27, 2024

could this have to do with auto-hdr?

is auto hdr turned on or off for you guys?

-Select Start , then enter settings. Select Settings > System > Display.
-If you have multiple displays, select your HDR-capable display at the top.
-Turn on Use HDR, then select More options (>).
-Turn on/off Auto HDR.

@keefged4
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Auto HDR is fully turned off at my end. Not sure if maybe autohdr changed something in the registry though? I HAVE used auto hdr with Cemu in the past.

@fabiograssiotto
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I have Auto HDR turned off too on the Windows 11 settings.
By using OpenGL the problem does not happen, I can turn RTX HDR on fine, by using the Nvidia control panel setting below (this should work for Vulkan too):

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With Vulkan I can see that for the first 2 seconds the image is ok and then becomes washed out.

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