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| + | Black crush when using full range RGB - The Series S (and probably the series X) appears to send the wrong HDMI EDID metadata when using full range RGB. This option is called "Colour Space - PC RGB" on the console. | ||
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| + | In order to avoid crushing dark grey parts of the image, use the console in limited range RGB mode. A workaround to force default input RGB range, as with OSSC, should be added in a later firmware. | ||
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Latest revision as of 17:13, 15 October 2024
The Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S are the fourth generation of consoles in the Xbox series. Released on November 10, 2020, the higher-end Xbox Series X and lower-end Xbox Series S are part of the ninth generation of video game consoles.
Both consoles offer only HDMI video output. Typically the Xbox Series S targets 1440p while the Xbox Series X can target 4K.
Models
Xbox Series X Xbox Series S
Models tested
Xbox Series S
OSSC Pro Specific settings
Black crush when using full range RGB - The Series S (and probably the series X) appears to send the wrong HDMI EDID metadata when using full range RGB. This option is called "Colour Space - PC RGB" on the console.
In order to avoid crushing dark grey parts of the image, use the console in limited range RGB mode, or set the following options on the OSSC Pro:-
- AV4 video in opt. -> Default RGB Range -> FUll
- Output opt. -> TX Mode -> HDMI (RGB Full)
Ensure your target display is also set to full range RGB too.
Morph 4K Specific settings
Black crush when using full range RGB - The Series S (and probably the series X) appears to send the wrong HDMI EDID metadata when using full range RGB. This option is called "Colour Space - PC RGB" on the console.
In order to avoid crushing dark grey parts of the image, use the console in limited range RGB mode. A workaround to force default input RGB range, as with OSSC, should be added in a later firmware.
