Looking in to the HDMI resolution limitations , if everyone doesn't know on the 5D2 the HDMI output @ 1650x1080 60i 4.2.2 uncompressed (1500MB/s)
It anyone wondering why the 5d2 has this res. when standard HDMI is normally 1920x1080 or 1280x720
From what I can figure out there was no need for 16x9 format (After all 5D2 was the first to introduce Video to DSLR's) as a second thought .
So the main object was Photo's and a 3x2 format was needed for photos in Liveview so hence 1650x1080 .
So I connected my HDMI Evf & loaded ADTG_GUI.mo and saved a log file
So I may have found some reg's that control this .
c0f11314: 4d70653 .... LiveViewMgr pc=ffa07c28 addr=ffca88e0 LV resolution (raw.j.height | lv.width) before upsampling?
If you convert this to decimal you get 4d7=1239 & 653=1619 so 1619x1267 , look very close
c0f0713c: 4f5 ...... LiveViewMgr pc=ff8e1830 addr=8328 HEAD3 timer (ticks?)
c0f07150: 681 ..... LiveViewMgr pc=ff8e1844 addr=8370 HEAD4 timer (ticks?)
convert this to decimal 4f5=1269 & 681=1665 so 1665x1269
I could be totally wrong but that so close , now there's more then likely more reg's evolved here , it could be the hd buffer is the limitation.
There a few reason why I what to hopfully fix this issue ,
First: to get real full 1920x1080 so it would be usable without resizing .
Second: the
HDMI spec 1.3a allowed up to 2560×1440 at 60 Hz & 1920 × 1080 at 120 Hz
Since there's 4k monitor's & recorder out there and getting cheaper everyday, well I thinks it time to look in to this to see it it's possible .
Edit: Ok I forgot to mention the hdmi 1.3a supports 8bit(24 bit/px) , 10bit(30 bit/px), 12bit(36 bit/px), 16bit(48 bit/px) up to 2560x1440 60i
Color Space: RGB, Y′CBCR 4:4:4 & Y′CBCR 4:2:2
and apparently hdmi 1.3a supports UHD 8bit(24 bit/px) 3840x2160 30p 4.2.2 & 60p @4.2.0 and also 5k 8bit(24 bit/px) 5120 × 2880 30p 4.2.2
Maybe there's hope yet for real-time hdmi UHD up to 5k preview
