SONY 900E 1080P SETTINGS AND WHY YOU THINK YOUR OLDER DISPLAY LOOKS BETTER

SONY 900E 1080P SETTINGS AND WHY YOU THINK YOUR OLDER DISPLAY LOOKS BETTER

[@McDanieI]

Dude, I'm officially addicted to your channel. You are a normal dude just talking about this stuff in terms everyone can understand and bring up topics that a lot of people don't spend much if any time on. Love the information!!

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

McDaniel thank you my friend!!! I think of it as if we bump into each other and just share information on what interests regular people!! Thank you so much for the kind words and encouragement bro!! I'm very glad you are enjoying the channel!

[@kev3226]

In 2024, I am still using this TV and don't plan to upgrade. This TV is still very good in 2024.

[@sahilshaffiq6911]

one of the most true and relevant videos i've seen out there in regards to televisions. thanks

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

My pleasure sahil! Thank you for watching

[@sahilshaffiq6911]

thank you for going through these things man

[@joecampagna2226]

This is more than just helpful, it’s educational for someone like me who thought all my 1080p blu-rays were rendered useless with my new Sony XBR 950. Thank you! Any recommendations for settings when playing an old DVD from my 1080p blu-ray player to my new TV?

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

I'm very glad you found it useful my friend! The same steps apply for standard definition which is to reduce many of the settings that you don't need to see the image as it was intended. Thank you Joe!

[@scottdavis_34]

Hi Whisper! Enjoying your vids as I'm a new owner of a Sony 900E. Love the tv but have a question regarding the stand. The tv seems to have a little bit of a lean or tilt back on it when on the stand. Is this normal?

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Scott Davis hi Scott!! There might be a slight bend to the bezel which perhaps makes it look like it's leaning . If the tv has no problems in terms of pic qaulity and show no signs of damage then I wouldn't worry about it at all. Thank you for your question and for checking out the videos and channel

[@vanquish421]

When you listed several movies as example Blu Rays you could put on, you listed some of my favorite movies (and my all time favorite: The Thing). Great taste, my man!

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Great minds think a like my friend !! Would be interested to read in a comment your all time favorites! Thank you for your amazing comment and for watching the video and channel

[@MikeMargolis-j8f]

Brian, I realize this is an old video, but I was wondering if you could help me with a decision on a TV - incidentally, I agree with you one hundred percent about keeping SDR settings for Blu-ray and DVD at low values in terms of backlight and other parameters; that's how I have my current Samsung set, with backlight at 11 out of 50 for SDR (in the dark) and defaults for HDR. I have been running an edge lit Samsung NU8000 since around 2018 when the model came out, and I can't stand the blooming in letterbox areas of scope films in HDR when we watch in the dark. I wanted to move to OLED because of the black levels, but I am concerned that they don't get bright enough for proper HDR highlights, which many reviewers say. Should I be looking at a FALD LCD, mini LED, OLED or QD-OLED for my next display if our viewing is mostly dark room viewing of DVDs, Blu-rays and UHD Blu-rays?

[@brockt9762]

Just got the 900e yesterday. For people worried about how 720p cable looks, don’t be. I have the Comcast x1 dvr box and picture is fantastic. Awesome tv.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Brock T I'm glad you are liking it Brock!! Make sure you enhance your HDMI inputs for HDR and full bandwidth here is a video on how to do it kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJuxZKOBmpeeias

[@brockt9762]

Whisper Status 74 ha, that’s the first thing I did. Been watching your vids for a while. Appreciate all your help, bro!

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Brock T my pleasure Brock!! Thank you for taking the time to watch and I really appreciate your comments

[@Nate_4545]

Definitely the best/most natural settings for 1080p content. Thank you!

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Thank you Nate! My boy is watching all the old vids!

[@geraldjace1246]

I realize Im kind of randomly asking but does anybody know of a good place to stream newly released series online ?

[@fletchernicolas561]

@Gerald Jace i watch on FlixZone. Just google for it :)

[@erikbrooks2595]

@Fletcher Nicolas Definitely, have been watching on flixzone for since march myself :)

[@geraldjace1246]

@Fletcher Nicolas thank you, I went there and it seems to work :) I really appreciate it !

[@dwight33]

Brian, I watched your instructional video on settings for the 900E (after watching your video on the exceptional 900F), you alluded that the settings should apply to the 900F (my model). I purchased the 85-inch 900F ~two years ago, and have been most unhappy with it. I’ve owned many top-tier XBR SONY tv’s for many years, but struggle with this 4K model. The TV shows excellent on demos (i.e., KZbin 4K), but my Directv 4K receiver and 4K Sony Blu-ray are average at best! My Appletv is perhaps acceptable, it lacks the POP I expected. I have top tier HDMI cables connected on all inputs. The colour, contrast, vividnesses, and vibrance leaves much to be desired. There always seems to be a milky film on the surface. I’ve followed your settings and have been tweaking said settings since ownership. I have top-tier HDMI cab les connected and I’m exhausted and disappointed!!!! I’m not happy with this purchase...Does this tv require professional calibration? Please HELP!!! I would greatly appreciate any advisement. Thanks for listening.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Hello Dwight, sorry to hear you are struggling with the 85" 900f. Can you put your current settings in a reply to this comment and I'll see if I can help yoi adjust it. I hope all is well.

[@adrianjaimes1908]

This is just the video I needed. I recently watched john wick 2 on bluray and the image quality was driving me crazy. During the dark scenes blacks were blocky and it took me out of the movie. Just curious, have you noticed this during dark scenes too?

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Adrian Jaimes I'm glad you are finding it useful Adrian!

[@MrMarantzman]

Totally awesome video, when I get my X900E in a few weeks this video will be very useful. (Only Netflix content is all I will have, hoping to i get a Oppo 203 in a few month's).... I do have a question for you I have a X-Box one S... It's not a 4 K Blu-Ray Player is it ?.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

tony mccarthy thank you Tony!! Also yes the Xbox one s is a 4k bluray player that also has HDR capabilities for both games and movies.

[@biggesttboss]

Whisper Status 74 Hey what's good I just sent fade to black a message hoping he'll catch up with you maybe you can catch up with me but I wanted to tell you that I really liked this video and that I just watched Wind River that my girlfriend rented the other night and I was thinking man I really love this movie and some of the shots in the movie but the other 50% of the shots in the movie I actually thought something was wrong with my player or with the disk it was so grainy and it was driving me crazy and yes I've seen that before But I mostly have 4K disks with HDR and I know me and you have talked about that a lot but recently I've been renting a lot of movies from the redbox machine.

[@DASamX5453]

XBox One S is not that great at playback for 4K Discs...I'm learning that the hard way..get a stand alone Player....

[@sloppy2442]

Agree had some 4k uhd movies like angels and demons, the davinci code, inferno, jumanji, men in black that it wouldnt play properly unless you took out the disc and put it back in around 5 times to get it working, i might just get a stand alone player tooo

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

+sloppy 2 is it really that bad bro?

[@trentpickering5440]

Great video, will these settings be best for regular satellite cable 1080 content, tv shows, sports.... I have Dish with the new 4k hopper 3 and regular HD doesnt look very good, however I did adjust the settings for HDR content. Would this video give me good settings for regular 1080 use in addition to blue ray?

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Trent Pickering yes these settings are designed for non HDR 1080p content . Turning off X-tended Dynamic Range is key as it adds grain and noise to a non HDR image however is essential for HDR. I hope this helps and thank you for your question and for checking out the videos and channel

[@rajansharad6357]

hey bran well it's all about pannel lottery, larger the size increasing the chance of blooming, flashlighting, DSE and dead pixel.These issues not easily notice but ones U notice it's hard to ignore. It,s harder to tell brian but what's UR opinion regarding purchasing right kind of 4K LED LCD display size overall ???

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Great question and as if now 65" is probably the sweet spot where at 75" the percentage of screen issues jumps and not just because of it being more visible. For me i can never go below 75" but would not go above a 77" oled and larger than that is projector land

[@Ceo24]

Great stuff bro👍..Will these setting work for PS4 pro Blu Ray's? a lot of Blu Ray's look like crap lol.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

EdRoc Skillz they should my friend !! Let me know how it goes

[@Ceo24]

Whisper Status 74..Will do thanks👍

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

+EdRoc Skillz anytime !!

[@diegofavero7609]

Hi Whisper! After seeing this video and all of the related 900E gaming setting videos, something came to my mind. Usually we're talking about gaming settings for the current generation of video games or high-end PCs... But, please look at my case: I have a PS4, a high-end PC AND... a PS3 ;) I believe the case of the PS3 is more or less the same as the 1080p content: there is several games on PS3 that uses 1080p resolution, but many others (including personal favorites as Killzone 2) that outputs only at 720p. And that's the catch: the gaming settings for 720p games, or even all the PS3 games - because it is another generation, far less powerful, less sharper and less detailed than the current generation... In my case, I tried to play with your settings (that I'm using for PS4 and PC), just to make sure I'm having the less possible noise, artifacting etc. Basically, what I've done so far is to disable "Reality Creation", "Smooth gradation" and "X-tendend Dynamic Range". I keep "Black adjust" on High, though. I'm not sure if XDR really has to be disabled, but I did. So, if you think this subject is interesting, I would like to ask you: - What you think of my changes (listed above)? Do you think they are correct considering the goals I talked about? - What are your suggestions? - What you think of making a video of gaming settings for "older" video games? ;) Or... you think I should use the same gaming settings for everything and I'm just being crazy... :) Congratulations again for all your videos!

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Diego Fávero never crazy my friend!! We are all crazy !! You definelty should have separate settings for different games or content, the better the content such as native 4k pc games the more you can push settings without issue. Upscaled 1080p should be handled like this movie and you can toy with reality creation In small increments. For the ps3 try using HDMI 1 as it's not full band with and doesn't need to be and you may see an improvement and try reality creation as well. Hope this helps and all your settings look good my friend

[@diegofavero7609]

Hi Whisper! About the PS3, what you think of using "Smooth gradation", "X-tendend Dynamic Range" and Black adjust"? I have disabled the first two, but keep the Black adjust on High.

[@logiqalone8249]

Thanks for the video! I took away some helpful things from it. I’ve had pretty good luck with the cinema home setting for non-4K content.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Mike Lettieri I'm glad you enjoyed it Mike thank you for taking the time to comment

[@hoodaguy]

Question: Just purchased a Sony OLED. Love it for the most part, however occasionally when watching TV or a movie, people (or actors on the screen) seem a little like a cutout in front of the background. Kinda like South Park but live-action. lol Is that Reality Creation? Or Sharpness too high? Or is it something else?

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Thank you for your question my friend! In my opinion on 4k content sharpness should be at its default settings which is 50. Reality creation in my opinion causes to many artifacts to be useful. Also check your motion settings as it sounds like you are also experiencing the soap opera effect of motion interpolation . Let me know if this helps and thank you for your question

[@hoodaguy]

Thanks for the response! :-) Yeah I definitely turn off the motion settings if I can. Although with Dolby Vision content the True Cinema motion setting seems better for some reason, otherwise the picture is really juddery. It's weird, DV doesn't look very good to me. Not sure why. Maybe you have figured out better settings than I have.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Dolby vision may need another update . Did you enhance your hdmi in the settings? Also make sure you are using hdmi 2 and 3 as they are fullbandwidth

[@gordbracey4434]

Not sure how correct this but I have read that try to feed the 4K native tv a 1080i video signal,not a 1080p video signal for better upscaling

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Gord Bracey I'm not sure Gord but it sounds damn good and I may have to try it! Thank you

[@gabetrinidad1016]

I concur! Gamma down for 1080p BluRay, gamma up for 4K HDR discs. I can't comment on Xtended Dynamic Range until I get a X940E where it works; it throttles the image BAD with 1080p Blu Ray. Black adjust at high for everything. I prefer HDMI video range at Full, with Black Level between 30-34, provides a deep dark detailed image (I might be crazy, but I'm ALMOST convinced "HDR" is 0-255 RGB Full).

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Gabe Trinidad makes sense my friend!!

[@biggesttboss]

Man I really hope you can do a video just like this for HDR movies and have it be a point to clean up film grain which isn't as much of a problem but also allow the movie to be more visible instead of being dark and dull. It's whatever you think is best but I really have been disappointed in some 1080P content and I'm excited and I just programmed this into my cinema home and I will have cinema pro for 4KHDR. If you feel like you already have a video just like this one for 4K let me know which one it is

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

BiggesttBoss did you watch the 4k grain video bro?

[@biggesttboss]

Whisper Status 74 Yea pretty sure i did. Let me check.

[@PharoaH-hc2zr]

I have question about the latest update. Does it really ruined the picture quality? I ordered the xbr900f and am worry about the picture quality

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Sorry ebram I stopped updating my Displays last year however you'll need to update to use the smart features of the display and to update dolby vision so I personally wouldn't be to worried about it my friend . Hope this helps and thank you for your question and for watching the video and channel

[@ethanx9089]

good work man 👌. I have a question. I had the 900e for about 2 months with one issue. The things is everytime or most of the time when I turn off the TV I switch on the next day or so there is a problem with the motionflow. starts to get artifacts and stuttering if it's on ( doesn't matter if it's true cinema or smooth, etc).. you can discover it clearly by putting on some 24p test on KZbin. For now the only way to solve this that I discovered is to turn on the TV, press the TV button to show the satellite, tdt (I mean TV channels) and then it works again.. until I discovered the fix it was a nightmare to watch. Firmware maybe? someone with the same problem?.. can you try to reproduce it maybe?.. thanks. sorry for the length..

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Ethanx have you ever tried using HDMI port 1 , I only ask as some people are having issues using 2 and 3 full bandwidth with cable boxes and satellite. If that doesn't help I would hard reset it.

[@ethanx9089]

Whisper Status 74 thanks for the answer. No, it doesn't have to do with hdmi ports. I get this without any ports connected, using the app netflix, KZbin, etc. tried all the hdmi ports too with the pc.. same result. Did a hard reset 2 times, didn't help. Don't know if it's firmware related. Bought it and updated straight away to the last version. If you can do some test, just to know if it's just me or more people have this issue. I would try the TV for a couple of days without switching to TV for the test.. just using the build in apps .If you want of course.. thanks again.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Ethanx that sounds like something firmware related and I would try to update it or contact Sony directly .

[@DASamX5453]

I probably need to get a Standalone 4K Player and not use the XBox One S cause the Bluray versions included in the disc sets from the stores, looks superb in color and picture compared to the 4K versions on the movies I have gotten. I don't know why but I think the XBox One S drowns out the color and white washes it as it MAKES you have to turn on HDR to get the color but it then dims the screen so dark from the HDR that it's not appealing anymore...did a test between the XBox One S and the PS4 on Blurays and the PS4 plays them perfectly...XBox adds in flickering and more noise...not as good in color either. So I might look into one when taxes come back...for now though, I will watch most stuff in Bluray still. Yeah, I still watch Bluray...hell, I still watch older shows on old DVD versions in 480p like Miami Vice and Xena...still look great on the x900e...Fringe on Bluray is amazing playing on the PS4 on the x900e...looks better than The Dark Knight I have on 4K...I also watch PSVUE every day streaming on PS4 and Anteena as we cut the cord from High Cable...those all look great...

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

DASamX5453 I'm not sure your wrong my friend. I think the Xbox one S is also limited in its options in terms of pic settings for bluray playback . Silly question but did you happen to enhance your HDMI inputs for HDR and full bandwidth as that makes a huge difference. Please let me know as I'd like to help. Thank you for taking the time to comment!

[@DASamX5453]

Yeah...That was checked from Day 1 :)

[@Mind_of_MATT]

If I upgrade my set this year & my blu ray collection looks worse I will not be happy. I know these sets have to upscale 1080p to 2160p but I would like them to look as good as my current plasma. Is this possible with OLED? I realize 4k UHD BDs would be my upgrade but I'm not throwing out my old BDs & I won't be upgrading all of them to a 4k version. You have me a little worried now.

[@Blaquegold]

Maul Xx I currently have the 930e and came from a Samsung 8 series plasma. You would think I would have gone with an OLED. But the 900 is basically the same display because I had the 900e at first and these were my first Sony TVs. I am with you when I first got these TVs I was worried about the picture but if you have time you can tune these TVs to ANYTHING!!! Check out the 930e settings from Modernwise. Once u plug these in go back and tweak them to your liking. The only thing is if you have the 900e the brightness will be higher. Trust you will not regret!!! Obviously all TVs have faults but after these TVs I don’t see myself buying anything else apart from Sony.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Maul Xx no need to worry my friend it's just like I said in the video that you simply need to lower some settings for your standard bluray collection and you'll see an improvement however asking a standard definition bluray to look better at 1000nits with everything maxed won't work.

[@Mind_of_MATT]

Maybe I was over reacting. I'm not one to max out settings anyway.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

+Maul Xx you are right to be skeptical especially when you enjoy your current display. Remember 4k is just starting to become the norm and HDR is still evolving so there are side effects to every new tech

[@ludwigreyes6108]

Do u recommend turning on HDMI Enhanced settings?

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Ludwig Reyes it's a must Ludwig for HDR and for fullbandwidth meaning 4k at 60fps Also remember that only hdmi 2 and 3 are capable of 4k @60 where hdmi 1 and 4 are only capable of 4k @30 which also means 2and 3 should be used for 4k gaming . I hope this helps and thank you for your question and for watching the video and channel

[@ludwigreyes6108]

Whisper Status 74 I only have standard Blu-ray player is it still OK to turn the enhancer on? Thanx in advance!

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Yes it won't hurt in any way

[@ludwigreyes6108]

last question? ive noticed some audio lag between my tv and my soundbar. the soundbar is slightly delayed. how do I fix this?

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Ludwig Reyes you should check out audio options on the display and see if there is a delay option if not you may find it on the sound bar options

[@affe.ohnewaffe]

how many dimmng zones have the 75 inch model ? can you test it ?

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

affe12341234 there is no known number as Sony is very secretive in its tech and zone count. I have no way of testing it and even profesional publications have not been able to figure it out

[@CandBLawnCare]

affe12341234 check out the review from hdtvtest on here. I’m not sure if he reviews the 75” or the 65” but he does measure dimming zones in his reviews.

[@daviddamasceno6063]

I know the input lag in this tv is much lower in 4K than in 1080. If I connect my PS4 (regular) in it, can I upscale the image to 4K and enjoy the lower input lag? Or will the TV set it to 1080 anyway and I'll have crappy input lag?

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

That's a tough question as the standard ps4 will deliver a 1080p source to the display and upconvert while the ps4pro or xbox one x will be able to be set to 4k and the display will then take it as a 4k source and you'll receive the 4k input lag. Ridiculous i know but the standard ps4 and xbox one were never patched to push out 4k. So unfortunately you'd have to upgrade the console as well. I hope this helps and thank you for your question and for watching the video

[@daviddamasceno6063]

Thanks. I guess I'm gonna have to choose anothe TV, since I want to plug my Nintendo Switch as well.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

@@daviddamasceno6063 i believe the 900f which is the successor to this display has better 1080p input lag? The vizio pseries has 5 hdmi and one of those hdmi #5 is a non hdr low input lag low latency non HDR for gaming. Definitely worth a look. Good luck with whatever display you choose

[@diegofavero7609]

Incredibly useful video. Thanks again!

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Diego Fávero anytime my friend

[@JC-bl9bo]

Well I have no idea what people are doing then because 1080i DirecTV looks stunning on mine. Now with all high quality displays, crap in, crap out. You feed it crap, that's what you see. DirecTV looks great. 1080p Blu-ray looks simply stunning and 4K Blu-ray goes without saying how incredible it looks.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

body on frame I feel most people are pushing to many settings to max and most of those settings are for HDR content.

[@JC-bl9bo]

Whisper Status 74 Yes sir. I see people with there settings on here and everything is at Max. I am just stunned that anyone would find the picture pleasing like that. Mine is geared for the deepest black levels. Everything is set based on achieving that. Xtended dynamic range is so off. Destroys the picture. Only in HDR is it on. When I'm watching 4k Blu-Ray with HDR I drop the black levels from 49 to 25 because I want the deepest black levels. It's what gives the picture contrast, depth.

[@racineurr.8924]

Am I the only one on good ole Earth who doesn't want to hurt his eyesight nowadays? Max backlight, max this, max that. Gee, Is a TV now another source of lighting in your house? 10 years ago, picture quality and realistic colors were the way to go. Now (and I experienced it during my last shopping spreee for a TV), the 2020 way to go is to have the most luminous, unreal colors, saturated, ultra bright image, ultra warm, ultra pop. Slap my fingers if necessary. But someone please explain this mystery to me. Must be my old age I guess.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Great comment Racineur! You also couldn't be more right and what I think has changed is when HDR came onto the scene the numbers in terms of nits became a factor so with each year the goal is to top the last year. The max backlight is enabled automatically by the display as well as other features to display HDR simply because without that the display will dim and become unwatchable. The challenge is to control that light output effectively. Without HDR I believe the brightness wouldn't even be discussed and the same with the oversaturation of colors which I believe manufacturers think works in tandem with high peak brightness. Great comment and I thank you for taking the time to watch the video and channel

[@soulsborne84]

hello, how this tv and the x900f (2018) do the scaling of 1080p? y want buy the x900f but i dont know how good or bad are the scaling to 1080p, because of god of war I prefer to play at 1080p performance mode instead of resolution, and also because y have a gtx1070 and it can´t do 4k60fps on the most games, because of that, anyone can tell me how look 1080p or 2k content on this tv? or the newer the x900f??? thankss

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Yharnam city of blood the upscaling on the 900E is excellent but I would say that its probably slightly better on the 900F due to the extreme 1 chip.

[@soulsborne84]

thanks for your comment!! greetings!!

[@integra8502]

Companies should Re-think & SIMPLIFY Settings !,...like (Day or Night viewing ),...and (1080 or 4K source),.... With ALL these settings ,..Most people will probably make image worst than Sony Engineers intended !

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

I completely agree integra especially out of the box which has so many features engaged that might look good in a movie or game but cable or sports will look horrible. Thank you so much for the great comment and for watching the video and channel

[@x8263]

People blow out the image on their tvs, to bright, and to saturated with color and contrast. Brightness here is way to high, contrast is to high, black ajust should be off, contrast enhancer should be off, just to name a few things. I have the 55” 900e, and i dont have everything maxed out and blowing up the screen with processing and over saturation. Movies like Oblivion, and Pacific Rim look beyond amazing. People are to use to thinking that super bright, and over saturated color makes for a good image.

[@logiqalone8249]

Thomas Anderson why do you say Black adjust should be set to off? I’ve been playing around a bit with settings and was curious to know what the trade off was when it’s on and the higher it is.

[@x8263]

In my opinion, the more processing to the image the worse it makes things. I find the this tv can be amazing with just a few tweaks. As for the trade off, to my eyes it adds unnecessary processing. This tv has a full array black light, and a VA screen which is good for contrast. Those two things alone work great, IMO, but everyones eyes see differently, so really there are no across the board perfect settings. All i know is that my 900e looks sharp, crisp, with great colors, and HDR, and i only made a few tweaks.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Thomas Anderson can't argue with that Thomas!! Thank you for some great in depth comments

[@logiqalone8249]

Thomas Anderson thanks for the explanation! Would you mind sharing your settings.

[@x8263]

Sure, i can let you see what i think looks good. Cinema pro, auto pic:off,brightness 15, color 53, light sensor off, contrast 88, gamma 0, black level 50, black ajust off,adv contrast off,auto local dimming medium,x tended dynamic range leave off it will come on automatically when needed. Hue 0, color temp warm,g gain -1, b gain -3, r bias +3, sharpness 54, reality creation off, random noise / digital noise auto, smooth gradation off, motion flow, cinemotion both off. Everthing under video options set to auto.

[@MrStatusqwo5]

Why don't you buy an Oled and enjoy inky black without worrying that black bars would tourn grey washed out if you turn the backlight to 10 or more???

[@3rd-Wave_Rebel]

burn in issues is what making people think twice on spending their hard earn cash on an oled tv!

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

Very true Jack and it's a legit concern, thank you for your comment and for watching the video and channel

[@kstreet7438]

Whisper Status 74 not only that but they are still wayyyy overpriced. Shouldn't haven't to babysit a $3000 tv

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

True however think of it in terms of any luxury item , cars , appliances they all need special consideration, I'm not saying it's right but typically is the nature of all highend items. Great comment and thank you for watching the video and channel

[@yaroslavchernyshov3725]

I have a q9fn and sometimes my 8 year old 720p plasma tv from Panasonic looks better and more natural to me.

[@BRIANSTECHTHERAPY]

My panny plasma also does 1080p better than my 4k display which is why I always say to take upscaling marketing with a grain of salt and then here comes 8k