I seem to be experiencing a green saturation problem with OE 3 that might be related to the Intel video driver.
Here's a comparison:
![[Image: p1535987084-4.jpg]](http://www.ilukphotography.com/img/s2/v72/p1535987084-4.jpg)
/ / / / OpenElec HDMI output / / / / | / / / / Oppo HDMI output / / / /
![[Image: p1535987092-4.jpg]](http://www.ilukphotography.com/img/s9/v90/p1535987092-4.jpg)
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![[Image: p1535987110-4.jpg]](http://www.ilukphotography.com/img/s8/v85/p1535987110-4.jpg)
/ / / / OpenElec HDMI output / / / / | / / / / Oppo HDMI output / / / /
![[Image: p1535987794-4.jpg]](http://www.ilukphotography.com/img/s8/v75/p1535987794-4.jpg)
It does not matter whether I use software or hardware (VAAPI) acceleration. The patterns are from the AVSHD709 mp4 and Blu-Ray Calibration files/discs.
I ran the same files through an Oppo player and the Intel_X64 OE 3.0 build on a Zotac ID82. I also tried using a Windows 7 with XBMC 12.1 on an ION2 system, and the output looked like the Oppo--which is correct. So it seems like the Intel linux driver is outputing the wrong levels for green and over- or under-saturating it?
Can anyone else with an Intel please confirm what I'm getting?
Here's a comparison:
![[Image: p1535987084-4.jpg]](http://www.ilukphotography.com/img/s2/v72/p1535987084-4.jpg)
/ / / / OpenElec HDMI output / / / / | / / / / Oppo HDMI output / / / /
![[Image: p1535987092-4.jpg]](http://www.ilukphotography.com/img/s9/v90/p1535987092-4.jpg)
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![[Image: p1535987110-4.jpg]](http://www.ilukphotography.com/img/s8/v85/p1535987110-4.jpg)
/ / / / OpenElec HDMI output / / / / | / / / / Oppo HDMI output / / / /
![[Image: p1535987794-4.jpg]](http://www.ilukphotography.com/img/s8/v75/p1535987794-4.jpg)
It does not matter whether I use software or hardware (VAAPI) acceleration. The patterns are from the AVSHD709 mp4 and Blu-Ray Calibration files/discs.
I ran the same files through an Oppo player and the Intel_X64 OE 3.0 build on a Zotac ID82. I also tried using a Windows 7 with XBMC 12.1 on an ION2 system, and the output looked like the Oppo--which is correct. So it seems like the Intel linux driver is outputing the wrong levels for green and over- or under-saturating it?
Can anyone else with an Intel please confirm what I'm getting?