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https://www.viewsonic.com/uk/products/lcd/XG272-2K-OLED Hi Chief, I just saw this product announcement for a new OLED from Viewsonic. The product page mentions BlurBusters Verified, but on the user guide pdf it mentions that there is BFI settings for "BFI Minimum Hz (+/-, 48~120)/1" and "BFI Strengt...

Got it, thanks for the clarification. I'll wait to see how your testing goes, whenever the opportunity comes up.

Output has enough bandwidth to support 1440p 50%-blur-reduced BFI, or 1080p 25/50/75%-blur-reduced BFI. Also, depending on the OLED you buy, it may be possible to use 2560x720 output (vertically stretched, untested) to get 240Hz, and use an aperturegrille mask to hide the limited vertical resolutio...

That's because it converts retro SDR video input (e.g. Super Nintendo) to a HDR colorspace, then applies HDR brightness-boosting. We found that in certain cases, we can brighten 50%-cadence 60Hz BFI to become brighter than 60Hz non-BFI. Can you elaborate further on the certain cases? In one of your...

Hello Chief, a few questions: 1. Does the customizable persistence include the ability to do CRT phosphor decay emulation, like you talked about in this thread? https://forums.blurbusters.com/viewtopic.php?t=7496 ------------- You will need to sacrifice 4K60 output to do 1080p240 output or 1440p120 ...

XG2431, no contest. It's superior. Yeah thats what I thought but the low nits actually scare me off a bit, maybe it is not as dark as I assume it is but still. Even keeping around 175 nits or so which I guess its not that dark its still the best out of these? Cannot actually find a way to know if i...

Hello all,

Is it possible to run the XG2431's strobing while in HDR?

Regards,
Whiskersnout