Each firmware update the TV got worse and the DSE was unbearable.What made you return the Q90t? Anything that stands out on the Sony compared to the Samsung?
Each firmware update the TV got worse and the DSE was unbearable.What made you return the Q90t? Anything that stands out on the Sony compared to the Samsung?
Thanks for the advise just want to get the most out of my TV currently using custom pro 1 day custom pro 2 night untouched
Think I'm at that copying stage like most ha
Is it costly having someone come out to calibrate? am tempted
@Canary_Jules is Wakefield in your travel distance pm plz
@podgey3874 Shakey Wakey woop woop hahahahaHi. Yes, Wakefield is fine.
If you want correct Motion reproduction then Motionflow Custom Smoothness Min Clearness Min Film mode/CineMotion AutoWhat's the best smoothness and clearness setup for UHD on Disney+?
I thought DSE was a Samsung feature.Each firmware update the TV got worse and the DSE was unbearable.
It is, along with motion judderI thought DSE was a Samsung feature.
@Iron Tusk If you load up your ps5 and then disable HDR in the ps5 video settings to start.
Now on TV for the ps5 hdmi input, change the picture mode to Game.
Now adjust the settings to your liking.
Remember that when you then turn HDR on again on the ps5, the TV will auto switch to Game HDR picture mode. Everything will be inherited from SDR mode except Brightness will correctly go to Max and Xtended dynamic range will correctly go to High.
I hope this is what you are after?
Yes that makes sense I think.
I set my PS5 to HDR off earlier and used these settings:
I played Rainbow Six Siege and it looked great to be fair.
Same guy also has a video for HDR settings:
I put HDR on and played Pro Evo 2021 and to be honest I thought it looked better with HDR off. I guess it depends on the game.
I also followed the adjust HDR for PS5 instructions from HDTVTest video.
But basically when I turn HDR on I shouldn`t have to change any other picture settings? the TV should correct what needs doing?
I'm struggling getting smooth motion on my 65xh9505. I watched Lost in Space, a panning shot at the start and the motion is very choppy. I will have to play with the settings again at weekend.If you want correct Motion reproduction then Motionflow Custom Smoothness Min Clearness Min Film mode/CineMotion Auto
TV app refreshes at 60hz whereas the footy content is either 25/50fps. You get judder as a result of this mismatchHave had the 65” a few days and am getting to grips with it.
Somewhere had read tv-led content is better than player-led, is this just for Dolby Vision?
Am watching the footy on Prime atm, when I tried the TV app there was a fair bit of judder on the moving ball. On the Sky Q app it is completely smooth though. Same picture settings.
Are Sky Q apps better in general the TV ones?
Thanks mate. Was hoping for your response as you seem to know a lot about refresh rates of different content. Is this setup specific for Disney or all native video apps have the same refresh rate? I find less judder with clearness 2 and smoothness 1 on most content.If you want correct Motion reproduction then Motionflow Custom Smoothness Min Clearness Min Film mode/CineMotion Auto
TV app refreshes at 60hz whereas the footy content is either 25/50fps. You get judder as a result of this mismatch
Try Motionflow Custom Smoothness 2 Clearness 1 (0 if HDR) Film mode Auto.
If persists with judder on native app use external device.
Sometimes on native prime app best to start content, wait 5 secs, back out, then resume.
HTH
My 55” arrived yesterday and I’m not sure I’ve made the right decision. We have Sky Q (HD not UHD) and some channels look great but saw highlights of Wolves v Everton and it looked atrocious. Overall I’m not as impressed as I thought I would be going from a 43” 5yr old LG HD. The 55” seems huge as well and wonder if I should have gone for a 49”. I’ll give it today to try and and get used to it before deciding whether to keep it although my husband is now watching the cricket and he’s very happy with the picture and size of screen. Not sure why the football highlights looked a bit blurry/not as good as on old TV when other channels look better, we watch a lot of football as well.
Hi Kenny, are you sure you're not just noticing the inherent, low frame rate stutter that is natural with 24fps content? Watching on such a big screen it will be easy to notice?I'm struggling getting smooth motion on my 65xh9505. I watched Lost in Space, a panning shot at the start and the motion is very choppy. I will have to play with the settings again at weekend.
Make sure you have SkyQ box set to 1080i and not 4K because the TV will do a much better job at upscaling than the SkyQ box will.My 55” arrived yesterday and I’m not sure I’ve made the right decision. We have Sky Q (HD not UHD) and some channels look great but saw highlights of Wolves v Everton and it looked atrocious. Overall I’m not as impressed as I thought I would be going from a 43” 5yr old LG HD. The 55” seems huge as well and wonder if I should have gone for a 49”. I’ll give it today to try and and get used to it before deciding whether to keep it although my husband is now watching the cricket and he’s very happy with the picture and size of screen. Not sure why the football highlights looked a bit blurry/not as good as on old TV when other channels look better, we watch a lot of football as well.