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[mitchman]

My friend has the Samsung F9000 but the Pro doesn't give 2160p options. Isn't that a 4K TV?

I had the same TV. You need the SEK-3500 one connect upgrade box to get HDMI 2.0a with 4k and HDR.

 

[Red Dolphin]

Question: I have my pro set to automatic for video output settings. Is this the right thing to do?

Auto is generally best. However if you notice visible "banding" in HDR content you should just leave it set to YUV420. Banding is particularity noticeable when looking at the sky in games and movies.

 

[robotrock]

Auto is generally best. However if you notice visible "banding" in HDR content you should just leave it set to YUV420. Banding is particularity noticeable when looking at the sky in games and movies.

Is that Terrence Malick in your avatar

 

[Red Dolphin]

Is that Terrence Malick in your avatar

No idea..

 

[Frillen]

So what is the latest, about to buy my first 4k Telly?

 

[adamsapple]

Can someone more experienced than me, or someone whose used this TV before tell me if this is decent for HDR ?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y6FSV5Q/?tag=neogaf0e-20

Not the most expensive set and its TCL, not Samsung or Sony .. but primarily getting this as a TV for the den in my new place.

 

[RickyRozay]

Can someone more experienced than me, or someone whose used this TV before tell me if this is decent for HDR ?

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06Y6FSV5Q/?tag=neogaf0e-20

Not the most expensive set and its TCL, not Samsung or Sony .. but primarily getting this as a TV for the den in my new place.

I also have this tv and I'm not entirely sure if I should just set it to auto or yuv.

 

[Regolego]

So happy right now I don't own a 4K TV.
A Pro needs 1080 in order to perform decent and not sound like a jetplane

 

[Inuteu]

I have the Oled B6

so, I should leave at YUV420 to display the real HDR???

 

[Horsemama1956]

So happy right now I don't own a 4K TV.
A Pro needs 1080 in order to perform decent and not sound like a jetplane

Anything that makes my Pro loud made my Slim loud as well and I don't see any performance issues at 4k? I only play a game or 2 at a time though.

 

[chaosaeon]

Wait, so YUV420 if you have an HDRtv for all content ? What if you have an HDRtv and then play a non HDR game, do you then switch to RGB first ?

 

[pretty done]

Wait, so YUV420 if you have an HDRtv for all content ? What if you have an HDRtv and then play a non HDR game, do you then switch to RGB first ?

Yea RGB for non HDR, YUV for HDR.

I have the X800D so I just use Auto on PS4/TV and it works perfectly

 

[chaosaeon]

Yea RGB for non HDR, YUV for HDR.

I have the X800D so I just use Auto on PS4/TV and it works perfectly

I've had it on Auto on a KS, so I take it that's ideal too ? Is there a downside to using auto for any reason then ? Sounds like it should just be left there :/ What's the point of manually switching back and forth between YUV and RGB over and over when not all content is HDR.

 

[Kerotan]

I've had it on Auto on a KS, so I take it that's ideal too ? Is there a downside to using auto for any reason then ? Sounds like it should just be left there :/ What's the point of manually switching back and forth between YUV and RGB over and over when not all content is HDR.

I'm wondering the same. So YUV420 obviously is the best for HDR but shouldn't you just set it to auto and the ps4 will adjust it as needs be.

 

[un1que]

For more accurate colours use rgb.
HDR gets your a better bright and dark but at the sacrifice of accurate colour.

When hdmi 2.1 comes out the bandwidth will be there for full rgb hdr. Hopefully next gen will use it.

But all this can depend on what tv mode you use. You won’t get accurate colour on most TVs In ‘game mode’ as it sacrifices colour info for response time.

If you want a true uncompressed image go for rgb with your tv in pc mode. Especially on LG TVs. But it depends what matters to you most.