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Output Overrides
The override controls on the right can be used to replace incoming or missing
HDR metadata with alternative values for the Hi5-4K-Plus's HDMI output.
SDR/HDR
This setting controls what SDR/HDR metadata value is applied to the video
output.
• Auto - Passes the SDR/HDR value from the video input to the output.
• SDR - An SDR value is applied to the output.
• PQ - A PQ value is applied to the output.
• HLG - An HLG value is applied to the output.
Colorimetry
This setting controls what Colorimetry metadata value is applied to the video
output.
• Auto - Passes the Colorimetry value from the video input to the output.
• BT.601, BT.709 and BT.2020 values are passed through.
• If a non-supported colorimetry value is received, then BT.601 is signaled
for SD formats and BT.709 is signaled for HD/UltraHD formats.
• BT.709 - A BT.709 value is applied to the output.
• BT.2020 - A BT.2020 value is applied to the output.
HDMI Metadata
This setting can be used to insert custom metadata values on the HDMI output.
• Auto - The 8 RGB vertices/white point parameters that get inserted into the
HDMI HDR Infoframe are automatically generated:
• If the incoming Colorimetry value is BT.709, Color VANC Packet, or Unknown,
then BT.709 values are passed to the output.
• If the incoming Colorimetry value is BT.2020, BT.2020 values are passed to
the output.
• Custom - The 8 RGB vertices/white point parameters defined on the left side
of the screen are applied to the output.
NOTE: The four mastering parameters (Max CLL, etc) set in Mini-Config are always
inserted into the HDMI HDR Infoframe, although HDMI HDR Infoframes are only
generated if the SDR/HDR value is PQ or HLG.
