If all sellers was like you:)

@@93836 why tho , you should know your product before buying dont jjst get to a tv shop and buy one lol look it up do research it still amazing me people buying products like this with no research and faith in someone who’s job is to sell you anything for the most money

Walmart doesn’t have any of the TVs he praises though

Still, ther is so many snake oil sellers out there in the world. I stod next to a seller in a big electronics store, telling a old man how much improvment 120 Hz would have on the news channel on the cable. "Much better picture flow"..

Top man.

I don't understand at all. Isn't censored pornography kind of redundant? lol

@@retropulse03illegal in Japan to show nudity I think

@@Get3Blocked actually yes, but only because Microsoft kinda sucks. When you set the output too high the screen looks like crap. It COULD be that the games released so far can’t handle that output as well, but for now - this does seem to be the best settings. Btw I’ve run into not one of these issues on my PS5. Even though under the hood the Series X appears to be stronger, as of right now the PS5 is the superior machine.

@@Get3Blocked 30bits? What tv do you know is 30bits?

@@Get3Blocked are you in 2276

@@jjmah7 I have had both consoles since launch, your delusional if you think PS5 is superior. It has less power, no auto HDR, no VRR, no smart delivery. It is useful for the exclusives and that is it. I would never buy a third party game on PS5.

@@Mr_Zod some what you said is flat out incorrect, but nothing you mentioned have been shown to make it superior. Many of the major releases that have been released on both consoles have been performance tested by Digital Foundry, and almost all of them run better on PS5, they attribute a lot of the reasoning being that Sony made a custom SSD that is just better. All the other ‘power levels’ that are better on paper have yet to be fully realized as of now. Maybe they will be in the future, but as of now games both look and perform better on PS5. Maybe next time you should try to not look at Microsoft propaganda and look at the actual data results from testing before you spout out your bullshit.

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I think he missed a big opportunity here. Even with the latest compression algorithms, some blocking will be more macro than others.

same here

Big facts he brought up LG seals on oleds.... I got one c165in and i love it

I am fine but I wanted to know how to put 8 bit or 10 bit is the same thing ?? because I would like to leave 8 bit

@@marianobuonocorelive22 no 8 is not 10...hence the different number. 10 is better because more color information is passed. You didnt say why you want to stick at 8 bit so it seems nonsensical to want less !?!?

if i may ask, how can i know if my monitor is RGB full or limited ? i cant seem to find that information. I got a new monitor if anyone could help. Samsung UR55 4k freesync HDR10 monitor

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Agreed. Tbh, I found much of this video bewildering. I don't really need to know how stuff works, I just want to know which settings to enable/disable to give me the optimum picture.

@@karlsavage7495 i lay the blame with the console makers taking the consoles into pc territory. The console through hdmi should automatically give the optimum setting.

It's not needed. Most likely none of us will really see the difference. You can still just "plug and play" and have a great experience..

i know right. did they not do any r&d with the available tvs on the market?

It's not rocket science, just requires you to use a little bit of your tiny brain.

Lol

Same, if I’m gaming on a Monitor, then I use the PC RGB, however if I use lets say the living room TV, a Vizio, I keep it standard.

Ive looked into this but couldn’t find any concrete evidence. How did you find this out? Thanks

@@SnappingTurtle90 From first hand experience using my xbox. On games that do not support auto HDR or HDR your TV will not go into HDR mode. On games that do support auto HDR your tv will go into HDR mode.

@@bmarcinczyk14I can confirm this

What’s hentai.

@@Age_of_centers If you don't know what's hentai then you might want to have a talk with your parents about how babies are made. I am not in the position to break that to you.

@@KraljHD you just made my day. :D

@@dominikarusinova2041 I'm glad I did. That makes me happy too.

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No found any tv use 12bit

I have a Sony OLED 2019 Master Series and the screen doesn’t go black when I put 12-bit.

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Yep, Dolby told the press this a few months back. I wish MS would add DV support for Blus too but that’s just wishful thinking.

Wooooooo yeah can’t wait

I figured can't implement that feature at launch without testing it

Only trouble with Dolby vision for games is that it doesn't use gaming mode or instant game response. So its laggy af. Using Dolby vision on series x for Netflix is super delayed on the button presses.

@@scoobyhawk9302 What do you mean? LG OLEDs have a Dolby Vision game mode separate from the HDR10 game mode. It’s up to other manufacturers to add a DV game mode too but it’s definitely possible. If Sonys don’t have it then I guess it’ll depend on whether they bring DV to the PS5 since I don’t see Sony adding a feature that helps out their competition.

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Most of it was pointless.. Soo much time wasted explaining random things which was not necessary

@@f44had He takes the time to educate us on what all this stuff actually means. Not sure how that is pointless...

@@retropulse03 Explaining that setting the xbox so 60 htz will limit the TV to and games to 6p htz is pointless in the sense that it's pretty obvious. There no point in wasting time in explaining that for like 10 mins

@@f44had He should have made separate videos or at least had time stamps

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I agree with this.

The CO is the only display that can use all new features. The fact that sony picked forum VRR is going to be a major issue with HDR. Better off waiting two or three years until devs get familiar with the new consoles while much better displays like micro led and quantum dot oled are out. from my understanding neither essentially LCD displays with an old display in front to increase the brightness of OLED while maintaining the deep blacks. If your going to buy anything at the moment I would get a good gaming monitor as they have been building up to this for years, which is why gsynch ultra or premium is only available on the x box series x for that reason. HDR and VRR is it going to be a nightmare for the PS5. Long video but very technical details of why HDMI 2.1 does not matter at all right now. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q6p7iJt2ntiuf5c.html

@@JoshFisher567 why is vrr going to be a nightmare.... it is coming with an update

@@lightemup1023 our PS5 still doesn’t have VRR. Im hearing from people that know some other people in high places say, “Don’t expect VRR on PS5 for a while”, but it is being worked on. That Media Tek chip is really hurting the progress

It’s very similar or almost the same as the c9/X

How about for a VA 32” 4K 60hz lg monitor for series x ?

How do you change the black level for your Xbox? I've heard of you being able to do it, but I've looked all through the video settings on my Xbox and didn't see a setting for it, nor in this video.

@@Etrius_Fysik on Xbox PC RGB is 0-255 and standard is 16-235 on lg oled full is 0-255 and limited is 16-235, so if u set PC RGB on Xbox obviously u have to set full on the tv

@@apexsosapex1014 I always heard people say "change the black level on your Xbox" so I kept looking for a setting called "black level", I didn't know they were just refering to the color space setting. Lol

The LG TVs have a bug that calls 4:2:2 content as 8-bit even if they are 10-bit or 12-bit. They are true 10-bit and 12-bit but the FreeSync Info secret menu has a bug.

Thanks for letting us know!

@@hdtvtest unless that’s the asbl dimming protection on oleds that everyone goes on about.

That said, if you have it on 2-minute dimming, and it does dim in a cutscene, all you have to do is tap the controller's joystick or a button and the console won't think you're absent and will keep the screen at normal brightness.

No PC user is wondering since its obvious that all your gaming expirience were consoles?

@King Benjamin ahh thanks, the settings i have make the graphics better than on console, true :D

@@harrison00xXx ... zzZzz

Are you using the PC HDMI input tag?

@@harrison00xXx I’ve been gaming on PC for 30 years, assassins creed Valhalla looks great on series X. Both of the next gen consoles can produce great visuals.