NVIDIA App is now available which has settings to enable RTX HDR in games - go download it from NVIDIA site! Will keep NvTrueHDR available here for those who wish to enable it in older drivers, or use it with multiple monitors.
TrueHDRTweaks should still work with the new drivers too, so you can customize some extra things that aren't available in NVIDIA App (eg. changing quality level to lessen performance impact, disabling the adaptive brightness, increasing peak brightness beyond what NVIDIA App allows...)
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If you used NvTrueHDR in the past and now have issues with the NVIDIA App, try opening the old NV control panel's 3D settings page and press the Restore button, that should remove anything that NvTrueHDR had setup.
If you installed NVIDIA App but wish to use the driver-level RTXHDR that NvTrueHDR can enable, you'll need to disable the NVIDIA Overlay in the app settings, otherwise the overlay/freestyle version of RTXHDR will take precedence.
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About NvTrueHDR AV detections, finally heard back from MS after submitting: "We cannot reproduce any detection on the file. If the detection is still observed, follow the steps below to capture support log files from the system reporting detection." ...
Before that response their cloud tool did briefly show it as "Win32/Phonzy", but since they responded it now shows as "No malware detected" again, not sure if that means they removed the detection themselves or maybe cloud tool RNG just decided it was safe again.
Hopefully the detections will be gone for now though, but if you still get any detection please let me know.
In Palworld I can get the log to generate for TrueHDRTweaks which should mean that it's working (I also installed MsgBox, which says the same), but the settings simply aren't applied. When I enable using the NvTrueHDR.exe + HUD I see the HUD indicator, but when I use Tweaks, I can't get it to disable the Hud or do the side-by-side comparison, etc. None of the settings seem to work. I am running UE4SS (modded), so I wonder if that's causing problems. I don't think so though, because again, I can run NvTrueHDR.exe and everything works, I just can't adjust anything (except for the few settings in Inspector using the custom settings xml). Please help!
I have an issue with this. The default gamma settings do not accurately mimick 2.2 gamma. They're noticeably darker. The eotf tracking of my display in hdr mode and 2.2 mode are fairly accurate, so its not because of any white balance issues. 2.2 gamma is noticeably brighter in the shadows than the default 1.0 contrast + default "gamma" settings in the shadows.
What's the consensus on RTX HDR Very High Quality? There are 3 flags in NV Profile Inspector Low - Med - Very High which refer to amount of debanding filter it applies, but I've read that Very High (which is the same as Nvidia's default flag = Off) can cause some scenes to lose details because deband effect is too strong. See here : https://www.reddit.com/r/nvidia/comments/1b3fds4/rtx_hdr_can_destroy_fine_picture_detail/
I have GPU headroom to spare so I don't care about performance loss but prioritize highest fidelity, just wondering if Low or Medium is still the way to go
Thanks for the mod man, it helped me to use RTX HDR with the lossless scaling app.
I also wanted to comment that the mod's executable is being flagged as malicious on VirusTotal; currently, there are 13 engines reporting it. https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/887120a8bf81915ca3d9c280173c8a8c97571e5272a4bfe80e5d799a2e900ab9
I know it's a false positive, but perhaps it might be possible to notify them in some way so the binary can be added to a whitelist? I dunno.
The zip file, which previously had no indicators, now also has 11 engines accusing it of containing malicious files. (Same link as in the v1.3 changelogs of this mod page) https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/cff49b80818ccdb38a7f0540f9116949691374e90d5c77ed12ac63038592370b
Just posting to say this is a very handy tool. Thanks a lot! To enable RTX HDR in recent or older games which do not have built in HDR is very nice and it enhances those games by a lot, I think. Good stuff!
Hi, can I export to save all its settings, to instantly import back later? I use it for many games, (nvidia app's hit and miss) but I have to manually add all at every driver update to make them work with this again... Thanks!
I think nvidia profile inspector can save your changed settings to a .nip file, then you could import that back in after driver update, the TrueHDR stuff should be included with that too.
I'm losing my mind, I can't get RTX video enhancement to work on my PC literally at all. AutoHDR from Windows works and looks great, as does built-in HDR in games like CyberPunk. Everyone keeps saying RTX HDR looks better but it refuses to work.
some newer games have HDR automatically built in if it detects it in your system, and some (Baldurs Gate 3 and Drasgons Dogma 2) do not let you disable HDR of your own accord
Hi, in truehdrtweaks.ini why is there a ' - ' before the value? example : EnableIndicatorHUD = -1 Normally it's just 1 or 0 Does that need to be there?
Sometimes Nvidia App RTX HDR refuses to work so I have to use this. But I want to know if I don't install TrueHDRTweak, only install and enable NvTrueHdr, what is the default brightness that it set to?
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Will keep NvTrueHDR available here for those who wish to enable it in older drivers, or use it with multiple monitors.
TrueHDRTweaks should still work with the new drivers too, so you can customize some extra things that aren't available in NVIDIA App (eg. changing quality level to lessen performance impact, disabling the adaptive brightness, increasing peak brightness beyond what NVIDIA App allows...)
---
If you used NvTrueHDR in the past and now have issues with the NVIDIA App, try opening the old NV control panel's 3D settings page and press the Restore button, that should remove anything that NvTrueHDR had setup.
If you installed NVIDIA App but wish to use the driver-level RTXHDR that NvTrueHDR can enable, you'll need to disable the NVIDIA Overlay in the app settings, otherwise the overlay/freestyle version of RTXHDR will take precedence.
---
About NvTrueHDR AV detections, finally heard back from MS after submitting:
"We cannot reproduce any detection on the file. If the detection is still observed, follow the steps below to capture support log files from the system reporting detection." ...
Before that response their cloud tool did briefly show it as "Win32/Phonzy", but since they responded it now shows as "No malware detected" again, not sure if that means they removed the detection themselves or maybe cloud tool RNG just decided it was safe again.
Hopefully the detections will be gone for now though, but if you still get any detection please let me know.
I have GPU headroom to spare so I don't care about performance loss but prioritize highest fidelity, just wondering if Low or Medium is still the way to go
Thanks for the mod man, it helped me to use RTX HDR with the lossless scaling app.
I also wanted to comment that the mod's executable is being flagged as malicious on VirusTotal; currently, there are 13 engines reporting it.
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/887120a8bf81915ca3d9c280173c8a8c97571e5272a4bfe80e5d799a2e900ab9
I know it's a false positive, but perhaps it might be possible to notify them in some way so the binary can be added to a whitelist? I dunno.
The zip file, which previously had no indicators, now also has 11 engines accusing it of containing malicious files.
(Same link as in the v1.3 changelogs of this mod page)
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/cff49b80818ccdb38a7f0540f9116949691374e90d5c77ed12ac63038592370b
I use it for many games, (nvidia app's hit and miss) but I have to manually add all at every driver update to make them work with this again...
Thanks!
Any idea why?
Borderless and Windowed works just fine.
Does that need to be there?
But I want to know if I don't install TrueHDRTweak, only install and enable NvTrueHdr, what is the default brightness that it set to?