All artwork is suddenly appearing very dark, as if it is being overlaid on black with some transparency/opacity set at half. This happens regardless of which Roon theme I use, and regardless of which Windows theme I use. The issue is only happening in the Windows client app (2.0 b1169).
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Fedora 35 / Asus PN50 ( AMD Ryzen 7 4700U, 16 GB RAM)
TP-Link PoE Switch 8-Port Gigabit (TL-SG108PE) / Ethernet (for affected device)
Affected device is Windows 10 PC, connected via ethernet, with ifi Zen DAC as primary audio output, connected via USB.
GPU: XFX Radeon RX 570 Black Edition RS 4GB (RX-570P4DBD6)
GPU Driver: 31.0.12029.10015 (Crimson 22.11.2) DCH / Win10 64
Displays: 2x Dell UltraSharp UP2716D
Display resolution: 2560 x 1440
Colour profile: Dell UP2716D Color Profile D6500
5478 tracks
Ok I seem to have fixed the issue so I’ll share my resolution here in case anyone encounters the same problem.
It’s down to a setting in AMD’s Adrenalin software wherein you can specify ‘10-Bit Pixel Format’. It’s a very niche setting given displays have to support 10-bit colour (which my Dell UP2716D displays do) so I doubt many people will ever encounter this. I recently updated my graphics driver and the Adrenalin software so am unsure if the setting became re-enabled or this wasn’t an issue before - I recall switching it on once ages ago, but perhaps I encountered some other problem and switched it off again.
The setting can be found under Graphics > Advanced, but given it’s off by default, you’ll already know where it is - I’ve attached a screenshot below to show how it looks, perhaps this is helpful to the developers as even though it’s a niche setting, I don’t see the issue in any other application.
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