It would be nice to compile all of this info into the OP... with some of the most common asked questions. I feel like these pop up every now and again.
Not that i mind answering the questions tho.
That's my problem too. It's hard to summarize all Infos over so many posts.Yup. It is pretty much why I don't really want to post anymore. The same questions have been answered dozens if not hundreds of times. I love helping out too but only so many times can something be asked.
Yup. It is pretty much why I don't really want to post anymore. The same questions have been answered dozens if not hundreds of times. I love helping out too but only so many times can something be asked.
Yup. It is pretty much why I don't really want to post anymore. The same questions have been answered dozens if not hundreds of times. I love helping out too but only so many times can something be asked.
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Are you talking about motion smoothness. Yeah, it's great that it fakes 60 fps but I heard it's bad for lag. Are you saying the increase in lag using that isn't that bad?
I could see myself turning it on for less twitch based games like The Last Guardian or FFXV.
1080p @ 60Hz Show Help : 33.3 ms
1080p With Interpolation Show Help : 49.1 ms
1080p @ 60Hz Outside Game Mode Show Help : 49.0 ms
1080p @ 60Hz @ 4:4:4 Show Help : 33.3 ms
4k @ 60Hz Show Help : 35.3 ms
4k @ 60Hz @ 4:4:4 Show Help : 35.3 ms
4k @ 60Hz + HDR Show Help : 33.2 ms
4k @ 60Hz @ 4:4:4 + HDR Show Help : 33.2 ms
Rtings only mentions interpolation at only 1080p resolution. But interestingly, the jump in input lag isn't that bad. On many TV's, turning interpolation on increases input lag to 90ms+. I'll try it out with FFXV, see if I can feel the lag.
Infamous First Light lets you turn HDR on and off in the menu. It's kinda meh in terms of implementation.So, I got my 43X800D and tried HDR.
I tried Last of Us, Final Fantasy XV, infamous first light, Last guardian. Until know I'm a little bit disappointed. I used the guide in this thread an activated HDR for 4K and it clearly is activated.
It would be nice if there was a way to activate and deactivate HDR inhale on the fly.
Hey there folks.
I'm having issues with HDR on my XBO S. I have the 43" model of this set.
Basically, games in HDR mode look really colourless and washed out on XBO. I've tried Gears 4 and Forza Horizon 3. Gears looks especially bad, like completely ruined in terms in image quality with it on.
However, HDR through my PS4 Pro or PC (Shadow Warrior 2) both look great. Not washed out, colours pop nicely, no issues. This is with the same TV settings (mostly rtings settings) and is true across all inputs.
Am I missing something? I've messed around with XBO settings (limited vs full, 8 bit vs 10 bit, etc) but I just cannot make it look good.
Does hdr just suck on XBO or am I missing something? Others are saying both these games look great in hdr so I'm sure it isn't that it just sucks.
What's your brightness setting in HDR mode?
The TV automatically maxes it out when it goes to HDR for me.
I tried seeing what decreasing it looks like but it just made it look even more muted, tbqh.
Hmm. It does get notably darker on my set to using the Xbox One but the colours still look great. I had previously tried the rtings settings and didn't really like them. I am on the 49" though so it's a different type of panel.
Hmm. It does get notably darker on my set to using the Xbox One
If anything your IPS panel should give a more muted look, while his VA panel should be giving the better picture.
People also need to know it depends on game to game. But yes, when using HDR enabled content, backlight needs to be max. Apparently that's true for really all TV brands.
Also, make sure your RGB settings on the TV is on auto, as it is on the PS4 video settings.
Is your Xbox One S connected to the TV at either HDMI port number 2 or 3?
Make sure your Xbox One video settings are set to RGB TV. Not RGB PC. RGB PC is notorious for giving the Xbox One crushed blacks. Even if your TV is on RGB Full to match.
I got these. I got them for each of my consoles and my PC. They have been pretty awesome so far.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00NQ9OQU2/?tag=neogaf0e-20
Got them on a good sale, i think for 5 of them i only paid 10 bucks.
Obviously SDR content will look completly wrong... just keep HDR on Auto.Does anyone keep HDR mode on at all times? Is there any drawback to doing so?
No, it comes with a native Android TV Amazon Prime Video app if that is what you're talking about. Supports 4K HDR too unlike when it's sideloaded on other devices (like Shield TV)I guess since this is an Android OS I will need to sideload the Amazon Video Player?
No, it comes with a native Android TV Amazon Prime Video app if that is what you're talking about. Supports 4K HDR too unlike when it's sideloaded on other devices (like Shield TV)
I have both side by side for co-op gaming. My fiance uses the x800d, and I use the ks8000 because I have an Xbox s for hdr. Both are nice, Sony is built better and studier. The ks8000 is very bright and does seem to have a better HDR picture. With that being said, it's not worth the extra 400 it cost me for the ks8000, as the Sony looks just as nice for the most part.
Thank you, this is really helpful (as well as the other comments that replied to my question about KS8000 vs x800D).
I have decided to go out and buy the x800D today! Woohoo! If I'm using an OG PS4, do I need an HDMI 2.0 or whatever cable for HDR?
Where is the setting to do this?Does anyone keep HDR mode on at all times? Is there any drawback to doing so?
Where is the setting to do this?
Does anyone keep HDR mode on at all times? Is there any drawback to doing so?
Where is the setting to do this?
Thank you, this is really helpful (as well as the other comments that replied to my question about KS8000 vs x800D).
I have decided to go out and buy the x800D today! Woohoo! If I'm using an OG PS4, do I need an HDMI 2.0 or whatever cable for HDR?
Did you guys buy it on a sale? $650 is too much.Just bought one of these things. Was looking for something around 40 inches, sounds like this will do the trick. Now I have to pick up a ps4. I'm excited to dive into the 4k world, hoping it will work out with my PC as well.
I just went with Amazon's listed price, which was 650. I don't think I'll return, but was it about 100 bucks too much or so?Did you guys buy it on a sale? $650 is too much.
I just went with Amazon's listed price, which was 650. I don't think I'll return, but was it about 100 bucks too much or so?
so is there a affordable hdmi 2.0 cable that can do 4k 60fps @ ~10 meters yet?
I just bought the amazon basics hdmi to try and it freaking works just as good as the one you get with the ps4 pro. Less than 10 bucks too.
Edit: nm just saw that u said 10 meters
I just bought the amazon basics hdmi to try and it freaking works just as good as the one you get with the ps4 pro. Less than 10 bucks too.
Edit: nm just saw that u said 10 meters
I'm using this one without any problems (4k60 4:2:0 HDR / 4K60 4:4:4). Maybe it also exists in your countryso is there a affordable hdmi 2.0 cable that can do 4k 60fps @ ~10 meters yet?
Did you guys buy it on a sale? $650 is too much.
I'm using this one without any problems (4k60 4:2:0 HDR / 4K60 4:4:4). Maybe it also exists in your country
https://www.amazon.de/gp/product/B00FK0YSOY/
YMMV though, anything beyond 9m is considered out of spec for an HDMI cable
Not at all. If I didn't know better, I wouldn't even know the TV had oneIf you don't use the tuner (I get NO signal at all in my area) does it nag you? I had a TV once that prompted you to tune it in every time you turned it on, and it required several button presses to dismiss it.
Does anyone keep HDR mode on at all times? Is there any drawback to doing so?
Not at all. If I didn't know better, I wouldn't even know the TV had one![]()
Thank you, this is really helpful (as well as the other comments that replied to my question about KS8000 vs x800D).
I have decided to go out and buy the x800D today! Woohoo! If I'm using an OG PS4, do I need an HDMI 2.0 or whatever cable for HDR?
Geez...I finally figured out how to play The Grand Tour on my XBR43X800D in proper Ulta HD.
My reaction:
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So for those wondering, I tried the advanced calibration settings that rtings posted, and even though they warn that settings may be different panel to panel, following their advanced color adjustment created a picture for me. The reds and oranges no longer look so saturated. Try it out.
So for those wondering, I tried the advanced calibration settings that rtings posted, and even though they warn that settings may be different panel to panel, following their advanced color adjustment created a picture for me. The reds and oranges no longer look so saturated. Try it out.
http://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/sony/x800d/settings
Keep in mind their brightness setting of 1 is an unlikely fit for you. Since that's calibrating at a room that's near absolute dark. I have mine at 25. And of course it should go to max when playing HDR enabled content.
I did the same on the 43" VA and it was way off, worse than uncalibrated, and I have test equipment - so take this with a grain of salt - sure, give it a try - but your mileage may vary.