(The above messages mean: Removing discovered entities from local database, before shutting down.)Īs you can see, the messages are encoded, since they are primarily used by RTI support personnel.įor more information on the message logging API, see Controlling Messages from Connext DDS. Using the scenario in the summary diagram in Discovery Traffic Summary, these are the messages as seen on DomainParticipant A: DISCPluginManager_onAfterLocalParticipantEnabled:announcing new local participant: 0XA0A01A1,0X5522,0X1,0X1C1 DISCPluginManager_onAfterLocalParticipantEnabled:at This can be achieved with the logging API: NDDSConfigLogger::get_instance()->set_verbosity_by_category (NDDS_CONFIG_LOG_CATEGORY_ENTITIES, NDDS_CONFIG_LOG_VERBOSITY_STATUS_REMOTE) To understand the flow of messages during discovery, you can increase the verbosity of the messages logged by Connext DDS so that you will see whenever a new entity is discovered, and whenever there is a match between a local entity and a remote entity. If you want the brightest image possible, we were able to get 428 cd/m² in the 2% peak window test in 'Expert (Dark Room)' Picture Mode with OLED Light and Contrast set to 'Max', Peak Brightness on 'High', and Dynamic Contrast set to 'Medium'.You are here: Part 3: Advanced Concepts > Discovery > Debugging Discovery Debugging Discovery Before completing the Pixel Refresher, most scenes were between 334 to 394 cd/m², and we got 116 cd/m² in the 100% sustained window test. Originally, we had to run a Pixel Refresher because the screen seemed too dim compared to the LG B9 OLED, but the screen didn't get much brighter after the refresh. These measurements were taken post-calibration in the 'Expert (Dark Room)' Picture Mode with Peak Brightness on 'High' and OLED Light on 'Max'.
It has an aggressive 'Automatic Brightness Limiter' (ABL) that dims the screen when large areas are bright, as seen in the dip in brightness in the 100% sustained window test. It's significantly less bright than the LG B9 OLED and doesn't get bright enough to combat glare in most rooms. We retested the TV with an HDMI 2.1 source. We retested the pre-calibration accuracy. We've added two new videos demonstrating the backlight behavior with real content.Ĭhecked to see if Dolby Vision in 4k 120Hz works from the Xbox Series X. We changed the subtype from WRGB to WOLED as it's more accurate and more consistent with other TVs. We uploaded the initial brightness measurements and uniformity photos for the Accelerated Longevity Test. We uploaded the brightness measurements and uniformity photos after running the TV for two months in our Accelerated Longevity Test. We uploaded the brightness measurements and uniformity photos after running the TV for four months in our Accelerated Longevity Test. We uploaded the latest brightness measurements and uniformity photos for the Accelerated Longevity Test.
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