Playstation users are doing this wrong

Explaining how to properly set "RGB Range" on Playstation (PS4)
A lot of PS4 and Playstation users are doing this WRONG! Should you use "Limited" or "Full" RGB Range on your PS4 or Playstation? Here's the answer...
Generally, most TVs default to "Limited" RGB, were many gaming monitors like BenQ let you manually select the RGB range. For best color accuracy, you want the monitor and Playstation RGB range to match. Note it is worth mentioning that some PC monitors like select ASUS models only support "FULL" RGB range. It's important that you research your monitor so that way you know what the proper setting is to use. Thanks for watching!

[@JohnGlasscock]

*NOTE* - it is worth mentioning that *SOME* PC monitors only support a "Full" RGB range. If you're playing with a PC monitor and there is no option to change RGB in the settings, refer to your user manual or google to see what the default setting is. If colors look extremely washed out and white on Auto, set to full because your monitor most likely defaults to RGB full

[@mabros26]

hey john! can you please make a tutorial on every way you are aware of removing input lag on ps4

[@lolerie]

What is auto? I.e. what it is by default? Does HDR have different setting of low/full like nvidia or LG C9 has?

[@JohnGlasscock]

@@lolerie default is limited

[@JohnGlasscock]

@Cryptic I've made lots of vids on speed

[@JADC93]

What about the BenQ EL27 (the one you had/have) what RGB should I put it on? Got it set to Game mode

[@rhysseminar8505]

Why do all these guide channels have the same voice 🤣

[@JohnGlasscock]

Idk I like to speak clearly so everyone can understand

[@Hallucinxtion]

John Glasscock No it’s not speaking clearly lol it’s literally the same voice.

[@rwhooshmehb4663]

Illusion it’s a conspiracy thing

[@alv3998]

Am I supposed to laugh....

[@rwhooshmehb4663]

Diego Alvarez do you see us laughing?

[@OperatorError]

Who clicked on this video because you read “You’re doing it wrong”?

[@JohnGlasscock]

Not me

[@rainbowthrustars]

haha I did but I didn't do it wrong afterall :)

[@OperatorError]

John Glasscock 🤣

[@indrathelonewarriors1677]

Aye

[@P2Feener305]

I clicked to tell him he’s an idiot for making such assumptions.

[@enmanuel_]

If Sony says “recommended”, that’s my choice

[@enmanuel_]

RE fan oh really? I have it ON on my ps4 because it looks better, but I didn’t know it was better like that

[@Alexbee111]

Carlton McGriff think they mean to adjust black levels and color range manually on monitor m8, not on the PS4, but doing both will surely get you the best picture you could want, it will be customized completely to your own liking by you!

[@m6_jedi953]

@@carltonmcgriff5986 no high contrast if you have a 4k tv or monitor that allows it I think that's what he means that what I have on anyway

[@m6_jedi953]

@@carltonmcgriff5986 I have HDR turned on and have it on deep colour setting and high contrast on my tv in 4k and it looks decent on most games only downgrades if put my tv on game mode

[@OniMirage]

Recommended defaults to limited rgb. If your tv supports it, which it should if purchased in the last 10 years, you are only limiting your own viewing experience by not running full.

[@kookamunga41]

Some games are actually designed to use a certain colour space as well, so setting it to a colour space not expected by the game can cause issues with the picture quality as well. I've learned this from experience, having set both my TV and PS4 to full, then still finding some games to have excessively darker images than others, or contrast levels that were vastly different. I thought I needed glasses/new TV the way some games looked compared to others with the forced setting. Setting it back to auto on both the TV and PS4 alleviated this. If anything, most games seem to use the Limited colour space.

[@JohnGlasscock]

Great info, thanks for sharing

[@MrKutKuGaruga96]

Wow! Thata good to know. Bad thing is how to actually know if a need to use Full or Limited depending on the games...

[@Dog-hv7li]

So auto

[@amrkhattab1652]

Samsung 4K tv’s call the RGB range on there menus black level So if you are using full RGB set tv to normal black level If you are using limited RGB set your tv to low black level Hope this info helps Samsung tv owners

[@JohnGlasscock]

Good info man, appreciate you helping other people out

[@AngelMZ]

Thanks 👍

[@cristianmendoza7969]

How about for a LG 4K nano cell

[@jakecal6802]

Thanks!

[@Sawyer_Wilkens]

Always found it weird why they wouldn't just go along, and name it the same thing. Limited and Full makes more sense than Low and Normal IMO.

[@RootGinger]

If you’re using HDMI then the PS4 and monitor/TV will negotiate the correct setting in automatic. The manual options are only there for either the small percentage of TVs/monitors that do not negotiate, you’re using an intermediary device like an amp and the signal to negotiate is not passed through correctly, or you are converting to a different input connector for the monitor. In 99.9% of cases automatic will automatically negotiate the correct setting via the HDMI protocols and this setting does not need to be changed.

[@Septemdj]

Usually if you have a monitor "full" and if you have a TV "limited". That's gonna work in the 99% of the cases. And thats why the ps4 is by default in automatic (limited) because is targeting for the tv users

[@JohnGlasscock]

Good info my man

[@swervetea]

But when I put it on limited my colors look washed out

[@swervetea]

On my tv

[@Septemdj]

@@swervetea thats how its suppose to look

[@Septemdj]

@@JohnGlasscock Thanks. Good content tho, at least you give very useful info and not only for the views.

[@maziarkd]

Pretty much all modern monitors support full RGB range. This is mostly a setting to be concerned with in regards to TV's. If your TV or monitor doesn't have RGB full or limited settings, test setting the PS4 RGB range to limited and then to full. The setting that has the better contrast and doesn't look washed out is the correct one.

[@shenk2210]

Imagine the surprise of those who just learned this after years, and is now plugging in their PS3 again to try it there as well. I'm pretty excited for them. Like having my first pair of glasses after my eyes went bad

[@The_Black_Knight]

Just a tech warning. Changing the video performance settings inside PS4 operating system is not a problem. However, NEVER change resolution settings on the safe mode options or you will make your PS4 unbootable, and require complete reinstallation of the OS and applications. Many a sad face I have seen with people who did not know the difference in these processes.

[@buck09]

So that’s what happened to my last ps4.

[@undercover5139]

I never got a Problem like that?

[@jackjelly766]

What do you mean by safe mode?

[@undercover5139]

@@jackjelly766 if your holding the „on“ button on the ps for 10 secs, you can boot up the ps in safe mode.

[@Allangulon]

@@jackjelly766 Boot to safe mode and select rebuild database if the system slows or every few months, it's like a low level defrag!

[@FLUXXEUS]

Automatic/Limited looks washed out on my TV (its settings don't really affect it), Full looks like the correct setting as it gives me true darks/lights etc. So if I'm "Doing it wrong" I'm fine with it 🤷‍♂️😂

[@Aayannnnn]

Use full what’s he to say I changed it to full my games look a lot better now

[@BobBobOnYouTube]

I think you missed the point. He's saying that, if your console is set to full, make sure your TV is also set to full.

[@pacerboy1711]

I play ps4 pro with LG 1080p TV. When i set to full, the color popped out, the dark and bright are better. You can tell the distance of an object much better. When i set to auto/limited, the color washed out. So i stay with full.

[@madamevoodoo8217]

You doing it wrong... it’s s stupid myth

[@TheEgyptianOne]

@@madamevoodoo8217 They are not doing it wrong noob lol. For most modern 1080p monitors or 1080p TVs, you should have the ps4 rgb set to full or else the image will indeed look washed out if it's set to limited or automatic....Why? Because dummy, most 1080p TVs and monitors use a 1.4 hdmi port, which is a low speed signal. This means you don't get all the image and color information sent to your screen, therefore you need to manually turn on the Full rgb colors in order to make up for the lack of colors you get from a low speed HDMI signal. Unlike 4k TVs or 4k/1440p monitors that send a complete and accurate image to your screen from your PS4 via a High speed 18 gbs HDMI cable, hence why it is recommended for this option to be kept at "Automatic" in this particular case because it would be an overkill if you have a monitor that gets all the colors from its hdmi signal while having RGB set to full on your PlayStation settings. The problem lies here and this is why people report crushed blacks and a saturated image overall. This option should only be left alone if your TV or monitor are capable of outputting a highspeed image signal using an hdmi 2.0 port and a high speed HDMI cable. Think of it as being similar to supersampling being turned on for 1080p screens. It would not make any sense if you were to manually turn on supersampling on a 4k screen because the image signal is already capable for outputting 4k and doesn't need for you to downscale a 4k image like it would for a 1080p screen.

[@drakeroulston5361]

This is a man most humble because as you can see, he gives no shits about watch time. He's purely here to help.

[@Allangulon]

If you are wondering if your tv is full or limited RGB set auto then to limited or full, if the screen does not go blank for a few seconds it supports that setting as it's already using it!

[@jimking81]

A video to say "leave it as default"

[@Allysonhandle]

Thank you!!! Also changed my audio output to Dolby and there is a huge difference! 5 years on and never knew.

[@Allangulon]

If you have a DTS capable receiver the sound will be richer set to DTS!

[@krio.]

I appreciate keeping your videos short and straight to the point.

[@nowonmetube]

Knew this from the Switch like literally a few weeks after it came out. Also with the stuff that he says I got a strong déjà-vu.

[@PR0N0G0D7]

Maybe the sales-person gave the same lecture on RGB

[@othman0077]

The truth is In PS4 must set to Limited In Xbox one must set to TV= limited All TVs support Limited but in budget TVs they have full which work very poorly So all game console are designed to work 100% when both TV and console set to limited In fact all LG TVs by default game mode black level set to low which = limited In console if you set Full to Full you will not get the maximum colors depth and contrast, because you will slightly you need to change brightness inside the game!

[@JohnGlasscock]

Thanks for sharing

[@grandma4205]

What about TCL Series 5 It's a budget TV but it doesn't have a setting for RGB.

[@Gam3rC4m]

Thanks for the vid! I thought I had FULL set without checking the 0-255 on my monitor. Turns out I had auto set the whole time but was able to switch to FULL with 0-255 and I did see a difference in the few seconds I had to look. I'll probably enjoy the details when I get on tonight. Thanks for the details!

[@RandyTwang]

Just another reminder that I need to upgrade my TV... 😞

[@SomaKitsune]

No! LONG LIVE CATHODE RAY!!!

[@squab798]

I still got that Toshiba 😔

[@topacybits3576]

My tv costed 1600 its from phillips and i have the worst imput delay ever

[@RandyTwang]

Mines a LED Panasonic from about 8 years ago.

[@Gamingking-sg6vj]

I just bought An lG120hz tv les go now I need ps5

[@rixei7756]

I’ve been wandering how I would get the words on the side of the screen back on the tv thanks this really helped

[@PrincePalmUwU]

Right when ps5 is coming out, "Youre doing it wrong!!!!!!!"

[@somthinwrong]

Fact: I bought myself a PS4 with the money I saved up by switching to Geico

[@luisdb2844]

Somthinwrong for real tho?

[@jahinwtf]

Lmao

[@littleaXD]

Look at this ad

[@jasonhowland2903]

Just curious how do you notice that it’s set like this for most people?

[@wihlgames]

A lot of people are doing this wrong. It's just something everyone knows that everyone is doing wrong.

[@elficy3458]

Thanks for tip cause before this I left this setting at Limited for my tv

[@JohnGlasscock]

Just make sure they match in the settings

[@elficy3458]

@@JohnGlasscock Got it

[@DreadMew]

I've never messed with the color output settings but I'll see if this makes a difference today

[@Brani]

Thank youuuuu

[@splazzwyd.5882]

Was it real

[@MOE.ENTERTAINMENTT]

Everybody hates u stfu plz

[@splazzwyd.5882]

@@MOE.ENTERTAINMENTT who cuz

[@user-nh5hk6ej7e]

Stfu click baiter

[@user-nh5hk6ej7e]

Your content sucks

[@realrobertochoa603]

Literally already knew this but I watched it anyway

[@JohnGlasscock]

Thanks for participating

[@realrobertochoa603]

John Glasscock of course❤️❤️❤️

[@Jacobarias94]

Fax im just watching cuz im bored

[@CS-ke1uu]

I just pick the one that feels more responsive, then adjust color settings as needed~

[@sirmicahbelliii4747]

U and me both

[@nathanpickering6742]

That has nothing to do with responsiveness. It's just the RGB range.

[@bradyp634]

You have the best last name I’ve seen, don’t let anyone tell you differently

[@JohnGlasscock]

I appreciate it!

[@alexsabatino4010]

How does he see that? I mean does he go atound checking people's PS4 settings? Lol

[@alexj517]

Thanks for the tip,had no idea what i was doing lol. Had to subscribe to your channel 👍

[@JohnGlasscock]

Thanks for the support

[@Jordan_38]

I already knew about this, In fact it actually does make a decent impact on the graphics.

[@JADC93]

So you've sett this on full? Better than limited I guess?

[@Jordan_38]

I set it on Full

[@mayzilla1174]

@@JADC93 watch the digital foundry video regarding this..... Limited for TV and full if you play on a monitor..... And they will explain in detail why you should follow that rule

[@ThingsAmazing1]

You re on monitor Militia ?

[@Jordan_38]

@@ThingsAmazing1 Am not on Monitor.

[@misahelnunez6494]

What's the point of this? I'm watching this without knowing anything about it

[@Nemix27]

At least this video has some educational values of the RGB color space range. The correction is, most TV's don't display full range RGB. The (HDMI) black levels on TV's only corrects the color space to what the TV can display. For example: If you set the RGB value of your console to be full range, you'd have to set the (HDMI) black to low (or whatever corresponds to low depending on your TV brand). While the RGB color space displayed is correct for the image, it does not technically mean your TV is actually displaying full range RGB (depending on the model/display panel used). All TV is doing it accepting the RGB color space values and converting it to what can be displayed on your TV (like I said most TV's only display limited range RGB regardless if it has a black level setting). Meaning, you'll still only get limited range RGB displayed on your TV because the display panel can only show this color space or in other words there would be no difference to image compared to the console set as limited and the TV's black level set to high . Whereas TV's that do not have a black level setting can only display properly if the source (console) is set to the correct color space the TV can display. My recommended settings for modern console's connected to a TV is automatic regardless if the TV has a black level setting and full range for monitors (simply because console do not always send the correct EDID information to a connected monitor).

[@Allangulon]

I was having issues with the auto EDID not switching to 2.0 with my Onkyo receiver HDMI through. It was only by playing with the settings I noticed it and manually set to 2.0!

[@mika7072]

Idk if it's just me but I also noticed input lag when you would turn on Full RGB

[@lucatejean2899]

Is it me or gaming just doesn’t feel the same anymore? We use to play to just have a good time. Now we play just to sweat and oftentimes leave the game angry for losing so many times.

[@Luca-bv5ic]

Pretty sure it's just coz you're not a kid anymore. Maybe try more singleplayer games as well as multiplayer, more relaxing and immersive imo.

[@dirtytamato]

Then stop playing fortnite

[@Koyomi_xiv]

@@dirtytamato not everyone plays fortnite lmao

[@lucatejean2899]

Dirty tamato more of a COD Guy

[@Psgamerhd-pi2ww]

I am a professional graphics designer/Photographer and I could tell you that changing it to full RGB is better even if your monitor or tv doesn't support and full RGB in the color range spectrum. Changing it to full RGB will max out the color range of your monitor or tv... You are giving out the wrong information...

[@Prince_AboMFr7]

You can just keep it on limited from your PS4 because its smother and brighter its help you in online games. Full is better reslution but darker and makes online shotting games harder

[@brodylockwood14]

The rgb setting does not change screen resolution. Lol.

[@Ben-uc9xn]

Are there any upsides or downsides to changing my monitor and PS4 to full rather than keeping them both automatic? Good video btw!

[@JohnGlasscock]

Like I mentioned in the video the colors will not be correct. They need to match

[@Ben-uc9xn]

John Glasscock right, I just basically meant assuming they do match… is there any difference between full and automatic in your experience?

[@JohnGlasscock]

@@Ben-uc9xn Oh, well the colors will be better on FULL RGB. Mostly in the black levels

[@Ben-uc9xn]

John Glasscock thank you

[@ItsMackaa]

Video was good but could’ve been a bit more educational. What are the differences between the two and which option is best if you monitor supports both? I’m assuming full rgb is the better option but I don’t know for sure which is why I’m asking

[@wes_vfx]

thank you for the tutorial

[@markus9641]

I have an Asus monitor from 2 years ago. Its a gaming monitor. It does not allow me to change the specific rbg setting, but I read online that basically all modern PC monitors have full rgb already enabled, since Full rgb is what Windows uses to output the image.

[@JohnGlasscock]

I would check the settings again and then check Google for the specs of the default monitor settings. It really depends on the monitor

[@markus9641]

@@JohnGlasscock Yeah it appears that it in fact support full rgb. Its asus vg245h. But it does not have a setting that allows you to change between Full and limited, could this be because it only supports full rgb? To me full rgb looks far superior meanwhile limited looks washed out.

[@JohnGlasscock]

@@markus9641 if you know that your monitor only supports full RGB then leave it at full

[@daamazinfatb0y752]

Yh good to let others know. Automatic on PS4 switches to Full on my TV. I know this because if I then switch to Full, my tv doesn't do any adjusting but if I switch to limited then it adjusts itself to that. So I just manually keep it on Full.

[@mattizykiller]

TV 4K HDR MY PS4 1080P NO HDR my TV fills up automatically !!! But I want limited :( also supports limited? why do I automatically go to Full?!?!

[@katsuquiet97]

thanks for this ive been fiddling with the setting for a while but couldnt quiet make out what was wrong

[@JohnGlasscock]

You're welcome

[@pacerboy1711]

I play ps4 pro with old LG 1080p TV. When i set to auto/limited the color washed out. But when it set to full, the color popped out, the bright and dark are much better more clarity . Also you can tell the distance of an object much better. I dont know why its happening , but in my case FULL is better.

[@innocentkunda]

NEXT TIME START BY EXPLAINING WHAT THE FEATURE IS MEANT TO DO BEFORE TELLING PEOPLE WHAT SETTING TO PUT

[@beez2673]

Why is this in my recommended, also I never even bothered looking at the settings lol

[@youngbizzness510]

Same to both

[@NamesZKP]

That awkward moment where you watch the video and realize you were already doing it correctly.

[@regardt4246]

Lol the way you said “peace” at the end sounded exactly like c*nt in Afrikaans

[@dioncurtiscurtis3188]

How u see me do that shit when I don’t even know you lmao.. I’m glad I could learn something lol

[@wolfbrigade8042]

So I've been wondering about something for a while now. I also have all my video settings on automatic as recommended and my TV settings should be fine as well but in games without HDR the dark areas look far too black and swallow all the details. In games with HDR it looks great tho and details aren't lost in the shadows. Does anyone know why this is a thing? Before I started using HDR I had my RGB settings on limited and that way the dark areas didn't seem too dark but the blacks weren't that great (sadly I don't have an Oled TV).

[@rhtr.]

Just leave it Auto in most cases.

[@vuvy5993]

Nah set it to match tv.

[@damionmckee8772]

Except automatic looked the exact same as limited

[@tedd.6719]

This just fixed a 2 year old issue for me. Thank you!!!!

[@MatthewManney]

I was like, oh this thumbnail is asking for a thumbs down. I watched. I thumbs up, and I fix my ps4 setting 😂

[@luiscosta17]

Great info, man! Really appreciated! Anyone happens to know the correct setting for a Samsung QLed (Q6fn model)?

[@JohnGlasscock]

Auto

[@luiscosta17]

@@JohnGlasscock thank you 🤘

[@34sld]

Samsungs are generally better with Limited range, for some reason they struggle with just above black in full 0-255 range.

[@luiscosta17]

@@34sld ended up setting it to auto and everything seems fine. Limited seems to have the colors a little washed out. Just a reminder that we are talking about a QLed. I think it is supposed to have somewhat deeper blacks. Is this correct?

[@darthserion2462]

Ah yes, another tip that doesn't work. I play on 4K but when i record, edit a video in share factory (cuz that's all I got) and post it on KZbin, the quality drops really bad. Nothing works.

[@MrKutKuGaruga96]

That's not something related to this 🧐

[@shonmoody1706]

I figured out why I can select 2160p with my 1440p monitor. It's one of the few that dowscales it to 1440p. I answered my own question lol

[@robertocarlosgomezberdeja125]

Hola excelente video, estaría bien si pudieras hacerlo con una TV, Samsung en especial, ya que tambien me eh encontrado con gente que no sabe como colocar el nivel de negro, ya que ese también afecta al RGB, como puede ser: RGB - FULL - Nivel de negro alto, RGB - LIMITADO - Nivel de negro bajo, la verdad es un poco confuso y las TV's no se que tan afectivo sea cambiar la configuración de nivel de negro y dejar RGB automático en el play o también modificarlo. Saludos!

[@ramananunboxing4501]

Nobody: Literally Nobody: Not even a single soul: John:end all of his videos of"bababboos"😂😂

[@calmmonk5351]

Ramanan Unboxing 1 like which was u 😂

[@BobBobOnYouTube]

This meme is older than you.

[@ramananunboxing4501]

@@BobBobOnKZbin so??

[@BobBobOnYouTube]

@@ramananunboxing4501 So shut up you unoriginal bitch.

[@stephenblevins2943]

@@BobBobOnKZbin you a salty little bitch huh

[@lovethejailerboy6625]

Just before watching it my range was fully and just changed it to recommended before watching the video

[@sirojissasuke]

Really good info as it will affect gameplay if put on full mode as some dark scenes in game are unseeable

[@putoske215]

When I used to play on my benq monitor I had it on full. N I quess I had it wrong the whole time. Now I know for the next time

[@mahoganygamingtv3892]

Bonne vidéo, mais une bonne colorimetrie commence deja par une calibration de votre image, certaine tv utilise la calibration ISF mode expert (LG par exemple), pour les moniteurs la sonde de calibration est une valeur sure et assure au maximum 99% d'espace colorimetrique de votre écran.

[@Danny-tz2hg]

Many thanks, I was just confused reading on the internet , but you have been just concise 😸😃 I have now set both monitor and my PS4 to full and let's see how it looks like😊

[@andrer4508]

TV is Limited range and monitor is Full rgb range. i can change the tv settings to Full rgb settings..

[@Xoilen]

I'm on PC. Why am I watching this

[@obamaorb7426]

Yo that's crazy, but I don't remember asking

[@bzwz5160]

You're mic is amazing, everytime I watch a vid like this my ears bleed. My ears: we've got another one incoming

[@PawPads2]

PlayStation and xbox one have these backwards too. FULL is LOW and LOW is FULL in relation to matching with your tv screens

[@PrincePalmUwU]

I use limited on my tv just because it runs a little smoother but those bright colors burns my eyes lol

[@wasthatswitch5188]

What about when using hdr

[@JohnGlasscock]

Auto

[@privatesector0422]

The people who dislike this video aren't into Glasscocks

[@JohnGlasscock]

And PC players, and Xbox users

[@DeadSpacedOut]

My sole purpose for clicking on this video... Was because his name was "Glasscock"

[@slladowrealms]

IF ONLY YOUR FAMILY MANAGER ACCOUNT COULD CHANGE YOUR INFORMATION ON YOUR OTHER ACCOUNT

[@Pablo-yi9ox]

Is this the same for PS3 ? i would imagine it is but asking anyway. I have mine set to full and use it with a sony bravia tv

[@Singerboymeljamaicaqueens]

Probably maybe not

[@zensoredparagonbytes3985]

You should try what looks best to you. Do you like deeper colours or do you like washed out colours? It all depends on the game you're playing. I switched to full a while back because it benefits the black levels more. Looks more crispier to me.

[@Pablo-yi9ox]

@@zensoredparagonbytes3985 thanks bro i've got it the best i can now i think. I play cod ghosts on the ps3, the grapics a terrible on it anyway. It's like trying to polish a turd lol

[@zensoredparagonbytes3985]

@@Pablo-yi9ox Sure man. I don't play CoD. Did play the first one though but I prefer narrative driven games.

[@mattizykiller]

TV 4K HDR MY PS4 1080P NO HDR my TV fills up automatically !!! But I want limited :( also supports limited? why do I automatically go to Full?!?!

[@isaacanyl]

Heard RGB full adds input lag is it True ?

[@Sigmabuzz08]

I want to know this too. I play black ops 4 and whole reason i play on monitor is so it wont lag.

[@thexophguy]

@@Sigmabuzz08 yup me too

[@JohnGlasscock]

Doubtful and I wouldn't worry about it

[@GoatPirate420]

Makes 1 nanosecond of a difference👍🤯

[@southsideslondon]

I came here to see if I was doing anything right!

[@kitty83873]

This really helped me well thanks

[@tenenenplays]

Thanks, but i don't have a Ps4, i don't know why i watch this. send help lol. -edit wow i just got a Ps4 now thanks for this!

[@JohnGlasscock]

Well if you ever buy one, now you know

[@georgewbush7]

Make sure to take care of it and don’t become someone who fucked their disc reader

[@ruyko6300]

I got a Benq RL2455s and it doesnt make a visual difference if i have set both devices to either limited /16-235 or full and 0/255, do u know why? Also is there any added displaylag compared to full/ full? I feel like my game Blackops 4 blackout runs smoother (better hit detection) once i use full on both my ps4 and benq monitor

[@adaigle1982]

I have the same monitor as well and would love to know if it increases display or input lag

[@xpr0digy344]

Got the same monitor, and if i set it on 16-235/full on my ps4 it looks way better than the recommended 0-255/full.

[@ruyko6300]

Same here. Try to use both full or both limited and make ur monitor way darker. I play fps mode with brightness down to 40 and black equalizer off rest is standard. Try that

[@xpr0digy344]

Ruyko 6 i play fps mode too, i will definitely try that with the brightness and black equalizer like you said, thanks bro appreciate it

[@JohnGlasscock]

Full RGB is going to be most noticable in the shadows and highlights. At the end of the day it's your preference, limited or full. & I recommend using FPS mode on that monitor for lowest input lag

[@sabaligaming1356]

Thank you I was wondering what I messed up thanks a lot this really helped me

[@jrod8574]

I think i have mine on FULL. I have the SONY X900E 55inch tv.

[@memerkeeno8565]

I love the CLICKBAIT titles

[@bryankwieman8796]

Hi john, I have the same monitor as you, I use it with a ps pro. When I watch Netflix or play any other 4k hdr content the colors look washed out, it wasn’t like that at first. Do you know what causes this? Thanks

[@JohnGlasscock]

No, I haven't noticed any issues

[@SAKEWCW]

I have the same issue with my Benq EL2870U 4k i have configured my ps4 pro and the monitor at Full Range and looks well, but with i activate HDR on the ps4 and i play some HDR video, or game this looks washsed and the white look yellowish. I prefer to have disable the HDR, i think this technology doesn't work properly on LCD panels.

[@bryankwieman8796]

SAKEWCW did that happen out of the box or did it occur later? It took like a year for me to be like that. I was watching Netflix and stuff fine in 4k hdr at first. I used 3 different ps pro’s on this monitor. All of them show the same washed out colors.

[@SAKEWCW]

@@bryankwieman8796 This is happening to me since the day one, only when i watch HDR content. I dissabled the HDR because that, this bother me to see washed colors and the white tones yellowish. I have seen some websites and they do not talk very good about the color accuracy and HDR on this monitor, but i think for the budget are a very good monitor, despite HDR issue.

[@bryankwieman8796]

SAKEWCW you are right, it still is a really good monitor. I have been using it a lot. Too bad about the HDR though. I will contact support and ask them about this, if they give me a solution I will tell you

[@DopePerson]

I have a uhd 4k Smart TV with HDR and i learned that changing to full or limited doesnt do nothing to the PS4 because HDR has more data than rgb

[@sasukeuchihaanbucapt]

Full actual gets the best quality on my setup 👎 its deeper richer colors

[@thexophguy]

another fact or fiction question ... connecting headset through controller causes input lag . is this true ? using monitor speakers causes input lag . is this true also ? i watched and read a couple of videos and threads about connecting either through optical cable or usb to get sound so ps4 has minimum input lag .

[@JohnGlasscock]

I play through optical

[@Sipovka]

thexophguy yes, is true.

[@RandomGuy-om1vy]

If u want zero input lag then connect the controller (new version) via a data cable.

[@batistanore]

is there any lag between both

[@JohnGlasscock]

No

[@manyact6657]

Luckily, I do my homework early. But, this video is informative. Most ppl doesn't know this.

[@flaze603]

Many Act who the fuck cares ?

[@lilpp4791]

Flaze stfu

[@Wicked_He_Bad]

To me limited always looks washed out on any TV or monitor full looks the best I don't know wtf are u talking about

[@JohnGlasscock]

As I mentioned in the pinned comment, some monitors default to full RGB so that could be why

[@IBiPOL4R]

No entendí ni vergas. No sé inglés :v

[@IScuzy]

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[@bandit2804]

glasscock..

[@edge7087]

Great practical videos! Do you by any chance have a video with recommended PS3 settings for a monitor? I don’t have next gen 😔

[@leonic458]

I don't know but full actually improve jump force silly real life visuals. But the darkness and lighting very shadowy and bright. Might as well set it to limited since it delays Though other differences like 1080i and 1080p

[@Klotsuki]

I was one of those people 😿. Just change it to automatic 😸. Really good explanation, detail and concise. Thanks! 💜

[@stephmbl]

Guys just select full , if youre TV supports it it will make a huge difference. If it does not support it it just won't change to full

[@JohnGlasscock]

This is not true

[@MichoOussama]

To be honest I've always used full even though my 1080p LED TV doesn't support it simply because it looks better... better blacks, better whites and better color overall

[@Maaden84]

This is very interesting but when do you see all these people having the wrong settings? Do you go on tour checking people settings, cause that would be fun to follow 🙃