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Force RGB in KONA 3
by Vincent Cheung on Jun 30, 2009 at 5:01:38 pm

According to the apple color user manual,

When Force RGB function is on, the RGB data in COLOR will send to the video interface (KONA 2 or 3) directly, and let the interface to do the RGB to YUV conversion to monitor SDI out. So it consume less CPU.

When Force RGB function is off, the RGB to YUV conversion will be processed by COLOR, so it consume more CPU.

But something happens to my situation......I have both KONA 2 and KONA 3 in two separate MAC. In KONA2 system, the Force RGB function work nicely, image looks a bit contrasted in my JVC monitor when the function is ON.
But nothing happened in my KONA3 system...!! the function affects nothing, the image on my JVC monitor remain the SAME...

What actually does that means?

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Re: Force RGB in KONA 3
by Joseph Owens on Jun 30, 2009 at 6:07:28 pm

I don't know what it means, either, because it doesn't seem to make any difference whether its checked or not, at least for me.
As opposed to how it really didn't work in a couple of releases of Final Touch, where Force RBGB changed the gamma/ black point, and another version caused Quicktime to render garbage while showing a perfect Preview.

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Re: Force RGB in KONA 3
by Arnie Schlissel on Jul 1, 2009 at 4:15:57 am

[Vincent Cheung] "What actually does that means?"

It either means that it's working exactly like it's supposed to, or it's not working at all.

Either way, you should check a rendered output against the preview in Color.

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