Color Space conversions
ICE Live permits on the fly color up, down and cross conversions of color space.
Enable the Color conversion mode
By default, ICE Live color management is set on NATIVE, meaning that it display the video color space as per the metadata carried in the signal.
The color space information received with the signal is displayed in dark grey.
If the metadata is not correct, or for testing purposes, it is possible to force the color space using a Color Space Conversion.
-> To enable the Color Space Conversion, ICE Live's CMS (Color Management System) must be changed from NATIVE to MT CMS.
In the 
Live page, choose VIDEO > CMS > System : MTCMS
Select the new color Space
Then, select the new color space under WORKFLOW:
Some HDR input signal do not carry the Mastering Display metadata, making it impossible to automatically downconvert from HDR10 to SDR. In those cases, the Mastering display should be manually set in the DISPLAY menu.
Mastering Display
When the Mastering Display metadata are present in the signal, the details are shown in the menu DISPLAY.
When this information is not present, the Preset is set to custom and values show 0.
To Manually change the Mastering Display, select one from PRESET dropdown list:
If the desired Mastering Display is not on the list, you can always use the mode CUSTOM and enter manually the values for the Primaries.
Once the conversion is performed, all the video scopes automatically reflect the changes.
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