Apr 07 2022 10:50 PM - edited Apr 07 2022 10:55 PM
No, it's not my pc, or my monitor. HDR enabled video work perfectly on (Windows 11) CHROME, AND OTHER (Windows 11) PC GAMES. IF SOMEONE HAS AN EXPLANATION AS TO WHY THIS IS HAPPENING AND HOW ARE THEY NOT AWARE? Why is Microsoft so dysfunctional. FIX THIS NOW or I'LL BE GOING BACK TO CHROME! (NO HDR OPTION ON EDGE://FLAGS)
Apr 08 2022 04:05 PM
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Jul 01 2022 08:47 PM - edited Jul 01 2022 08:53 PM
I have three monitors, an older one without HDR, connected to the integrated Intel GPU, and two 4k HDR monitors attached to a GeForce 1050Ti. If HDR is enabled on one of them, but disabled in the other, then Edge is loosing all its contrast right after starting it up (it is looking well for an instant, and then switches to a buggy rendering where the font is barely readable and the tabs are indistinguishable. If I enable HDR on that monitor too, then all is well. It may not be happening on all sites, but it seems to always present when I open a tab with this URL:
https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/TBX-7589/Freeze-of-application-due-to-OOM?utm_source=product&ut...
Jul 12 2022 02:00 PM
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Aug 23 2022 12:54 PM
Not an optimal solution but I have disabled HDR on all of my monitors as a workaround as even freezes were happening while I was watching videos. The system is stable since then and there are no visual issues.
Aug 23 2022 05:38 PM
Aug 23 2022 07:19 PM - edited Aug 23 2022 07:21 PM
I am always using the latest version of Edge (and trying to keep everything up-to-date as well). At the moment it is Version 104.0.1293.63 (Official build) (64-bit), but I don't have any issues at all since HDR is disabled. I am not 100% sure but I think that the video artifacts were happening for me with other browsers as well (mainly with Netflix specifically - I had no issues with YouTube but I may did not watch any HDR videos there).