Thanks for all the replies.
I've been working on the TV calibration today, it seems like there are two options:
-Renaming HDMI input to PC, and setting contrast, brightness and gamma, Game Mode is OFF and you can't turn it ON.
-Using HDMI with "Screen Fit", setting Game Mode ON and having a lot more options to calibrating the TV (setting sharpness to 0 and all that too).
After a couple of tests from some calibrations videos from the AVS forums I choose the first option. I have a lot less options to use, but the image is softer, after calibrating brightness and contrast it looks pretty good, colors have a less more "in your face" effect, the text in the Xbox menus is more clean, and the jaggies have been greatly reduced.
I'm pretty happy right now, I think I have achieved a pretty good result (but I know that sooner or later I will try the other options to see if I can achieve something better lol).
I've been working on the TV calibration today, it seems like there are two options:
-Renaming HDMI input to PC, and setting contrast, brightness and gamma, Game Mode is OFF and you can't turn it ON.
-Using HDMI with "Screen Fit", setting Game Mode ON and having a lot more options to calibrating the TV (setting sharpness to 0 and all that too).
After a couple of tests from some calibrations videos from the AVS forums I choose the first option. I have a lot less options to use, but the image is softer, after calibrating brightness and contrast it looks pretty good, colors have a less more "in your face" effect, the text in the Xbox menus is more clean, and the jaggies have been greatly reduced.
I'm pretty happy right now, I think I have achieved a pretty good result (but I know that sooner or later I will try the other options to see if I can achieve something better lol).