Noise reduction is usually only enabled when hardware deinterlacing. ie when viewing OTA deinterlaced TV or deinterlaced DVD's.
Turning it off permanently improves ghosting and smeariness when viewing that type of content, usually TV's do this type of picture post processing better.
Chroma and bit depth usually has to be enabled via issuing a Terminal command after you have logged into LibreELEC.
The new Kernel by default outputs 4:2:2 Chroma at 8 bit depth.
I've added some options in Kodi Settings > System > Down the bottom > Community Features
Based on GDPR-2 's Kodi Leia additions
Simply enable 422,10bit if you are viewing 4K HDR 10bit content and want greater color depth to possibly reduce color banding.
You can leave this enabled for regular SDR content as well, the kernel handles auto switching between REC.709 and BT.2020 for SDR and HDR.
LibreELEC-S912.arm-8.2-Chroma-422.10bit.tar
Notes:
- there may be some Audio issues with this release after using audio passthrough. Straight 2.0 PCM audio is fine.
- the previously jerky video playback when watching H264 OTA TV seems to have disappeared as well.
- for those with a decent 2.1 only audio system and playing 5.1/7.1 audio downmixed to 2.0 PCM.
Set the experimental "Include LFE in stereo downmix" audio option to 100% for extra audio punchiness from the subwoofer.