Ultimate AppleTV 4K Settings
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- How to set up your Apple TV 4K 2022 Gen 3 and previous models in one minute.
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Do a Colour Balance using your iPhone. I had the same problem but after Colour Balance the picture looks stunning!
The colour balance using iPhone gives a wrong result and it only works for non HDR content on regular TV (can’t work with projector)
@DavidSusiloUnscripted I don't know, but after I did a Colour Balance, my picture quality looks great! From Netflix to Disney+ and everything inbetween. I hardly ever watch regular tv, and don't know much about projectors.
If it is good enough for you then that’s great. But as a professional calibrator, depending on the display, sometimes it gets slightly too green, or too blue, too magenta etc. i guess it’s brtter than nothing at all but still unfortunately not accurately calibrated
@DavidSusiloUnscripted Exactly the reason why I'm glad that I'm not an expert/professional.😀 Just as I'm glad I'm not an audiophile. You lot see and hear things that no one else does.😀 And it takes quite a bit of effort to please you guys. Ai! I can't, I just wanna enjoy my Polk Audio speakers and my UHD LG Smart tv, that's all.😀 The picture is a bit warm, but very detailed. That's good enough for me.😀👍
I tried your settings, but it made my TV start having lip-synch issues.
I changed it back to 4K HDR and factory settings and I’m having no issues picture and sound are great.
Strange that you experienced that. However, if your TV works better that way, then just leave it and not ise my settings. Thank you for watching though.
For my new 4k projector I did this but when you match content on...I am getting an error that says ...check hdmi cable. So I have let "match content" to off. It works fine then...why ?
You can use RGB High instead of YCbCr if you have flashing/flickering on dark scenes.
That’s a good idea I looked over.
Video content should not use RGB
I am using sony x90j . I am using the same settings you are used in one of your videos . Results are magnificent. My apple tv was set on dolby hdr 60hz . Once i switched to 4k sdr and followed your exact settings. However, i am facing stuttering issues while watching streaming online videos but other apps like netflix , disney and apple tv are working fine . Hints , i have had this issue in 4k hdr dolby vision and i got it fixed by simply turning on enable frame rate only . But that didnt work with 4k sdr
Is there a solution for the stuttering issues while streaming videos on the sdr 4k 60hz settings as turning off and on the matching content for frame rate and the dynamic range did not work unfortunately. I even tried every one of them to work on separately but no use. However on 4k dolby 60 hz the stuttering doesn't happen
@hussainjassim4386 strange that you’re having that issue because I don’t have that issue on my Sony X900F, Panasonic GZ2000 and TCL 835. I’m sorry, I’m at a loss, I don’t know how to fix your problem. :(
Hi. I have Sony x90h tv, the HDR in the TV is not good, it's darker than SDR. If I buy Apple TV, would it help for better HDR viewing? or it's all about the tv and it won't make a difference?
It’s about the TV. HDR is supposed to be darker in most cases than SDR with some movies brighter than SDR. To make your TV better for your HDR viewing you need to get it calibrated.
Last but not least, HDR does NOT mean brighter. HDR only means improved delta (difference) between the darkest vs the brightest points of a given movie.
If your having trouble with that handshake blackscreen for 1 or 2 secs. Reset setting to what your atv4k does naturally. I have no handshake issue. Match content & frame rate OFF & 4K HDR with 4.2.0.
Nooooo. You want match content & frame rate should be on. So it shows the dynamic range and video frame rate in a native form. If you turn it off, all content will forced to have high dynamic range and 60fps. Yes the handshake will be faster? But that’s the wrong settings. You want your content to be viewed as is without unnecessary conversion.
Nope my LG OLED still blacks out 🤬🤬🤬
It will always blacks out for several seconds in the beginning of each video if you’re using match content. If you don’t want any black out then you turn off match content, but this way you will have converted video framerate and dynamic range, not native anymore. The problem is caused by HDMI protocol, not your devices. @ANiCKiN
@@DavidSusiloUnscripted Damn, i hate it so much :/
Hi David, so if “Enable HDR” is on, that forces all content to be HDR (which may not be the best option), is that why you se it to 4K SDR instead and turn On Match content?
Also, if HDR is supposed to look brighter and better than SDR why does it always look dark and washed? SDR looks so much better. I’ve never understood that.
Forced HDR will make things brighter. True HDR tend to show more shadow details AND highlight details. Because in reality there are more shadow details than highlights that’s why they tend to look darker.
If you see the picture to be washed out, then either your TV and/or TV settings that are wrong.
I do not have dolby atmos I believe on my tv so should I even mess with the audio format? Right now it is just set to auto
Just leave it as is.
Same here. I guess its because oir TVs dont have eArc port. Anyway I kept it on Auto. But if set Change format to ON then I get Dolby Digital 5.1 to select.
Can’t you leave match frame rate off? I keep match range on for the hdr/Dolby vision, but keep the match rate off as Sony detects different from rates on their televisions
Up to you. Serious viewers usually want movies at 24fps and 50fps at their native frame rate and not forced to 60fps
Hi David what's the best setting for apple tv 4k 3rd generation for my samsung qn90b
The same is in the video.
So I don't use hdr10 + in the settings pal
If you want you can but I find the HDR10+ quality in general to be less preferable than HDR10. Just un-check the HDR10+ option.
OK David thanks IS SDR better than HDR m8
Depends on the movie. In general HDR is better than SDR but there are odd movies here and there which SDR appear to be better than HDR. For example, Heat.
4:2:2 with hdr10+ with Dolby atmos way better, wider color gamut. No discernible difference in video performance between 4:2:2 and 4:4:4, only a minor difference on the home screen. Not worth losing the HDR for 4:4:4. which if you want 4:4:4 you have to be in 4ksdr which in turn sacrifices hdr and hdr10+
Once you switch on match dynamic range, you will get HDR10/HDR10+/DV regardless of your settings so you don’t sacrifice anything
Om utk kalibrasi layar yg menggunakan iphone apa ttp diperlukan? Susah bgt nih gagal ditengah terus
Sebaiknya sih dilakukan yah, tergantung TV nya apa bisa membantu banget meskipun tetap tidak 100% akurat. Pastikan dilakukan dalam kegelapan.
@@DavidSusiloUnscripted nah ini anehnya dari sekian banyak mode gambar tv, cuma 1 mode (mode film) yg bs pake screen calibration, sisanya gagal terus ditengah tengah
@nantopoer4782 iya, karena mode lain sangat ngaco jadi nggak bisa dibenerin. Memang harus pake movie mode/film mode, baru auto-cal nya bisa jalan.
@@DavidSusiloUnscripted siap om terimakasi infonya tp utk warna putih jadi ga putih banget gitu jadinya (agak kecoklatan)
@nantopoer4782 memang seharusnya begitu. Lihat saja sinar matahari itu khan juga bukan putih, rada kuning kecoklatan. Kalibrasi memang supaya warna putihnya semirip mungkin dengan sinar matahari natural.
will atmos work if connected to denon x1700h but with older non 4k TV ?
Yes it will 100%
@@DavidSusiloUnscripted Thanks, somewhere I read about fire tv that they need 4k tv to enable atmos,
You should connect the apple tv to receiver and subscribe to the 4K subscription for, say, Netflix. If you don’t subscribe to 4K, you will not get Atmos. At least that is my understanding what Netflix told me several years ago.
Put it in RGB high instead of YcBcr
Not all TVs can handle RGB signal
Who uses a projector? They cost a ton of money, look like crap while watching or viewing anything, and create an insane amount of heat and sometimes noise.
@naytewilson LOL. You must have never seen good projectors in action. Check out my RS3200 demo video on my channel and tell me if that looks like crap.
Picture on my Apple tv 4k 2022 look washed out and worse than the build in apps in my Samsung tv. Not sure why, same settings
That’s usually an HDMI cable problem. But try resetting the AppleTV to factory. See if it helps.
@@DavidSusiloUnscripted ty for the reply, i have been using Zeskit Maya 8K 48Gbps Certified Ultra High Speed HDMI Cable 6.5ft, 4K120 8K60 144Hz eARC HDR HDCP 2.2 2.3 Compatible with Dolby Vision Apple TV 4K Roku Sony LG Samsung Xbox Series X RTX 3080 PS4 PS5
Try this: on the part that says “match frame rate and range”, try turning them both OFF instead of ON.
Okay so I have the LG C1 OLED with Match Frame Rate and Dynamic Range on ATV4K 2022 turned off… with Dolby Vision 4K HDR on
If I turn on Match Frame Rate and Match Dynamic Range how will that benefit picture quality when watching Netflix Disney Plus and Apple TV app and Prime Video.???
Why not set on Dolbyvision?
Because the “match content and framerate” is already chosen. So Dolby Vision, HDR and HDR10+ will automatically switched properly depending on the source and your display capability
Loool 🤣 had to make sure I’m not tripping but hdr and sdr are literally the opposite settings and hdr is the good one ….
You didn’t watch the video completely. The SDR setting there is for the menu. There is frame rate and dynamic range match, that’s where the ATV output the proper signal to the TV/projector. If you choose HDR in the beginning, then everything will be mapped to HDR although the original may not be in HDR.
My understanding is that choosing SDR keeps the Apple TV from converting SDR content to HDR or Dolby Vision. Match Content will ensure SDR, HDR10, and Dolby Vision play natively.
@ZakForsman that is correct. @theantoneric doesn’t know what he’s talking about.
@@zakforsman tbh I have mine on Dolby v 4k 60hz and match content off because it causes lag that has gotten worse (tested on all Apple TVs from hd to current 4k)
My wife started to panic with the handshake. I said it’s ok. It’s just adjust to the way the content was recorded
Perfect !!!
@@DavidSusiloUnscripted even though it can be annoying especially watching CZcams videos. With two ads 😂
@yup007 eugh. Don’t get me started with CZcams ads on AppleTV. LOL
This is kind of pointless for any TV viewer…
I just hooked up an AppleTV 4K last night. Basically, setting it to Dolby Vision in the settings makes the menu display in DV, which is fine, and as long as you set it to match content and frame rate, it’ll do exactly that for whatever you’re watching.
If you DONT set it to match content, yes, it will force everything to display in Dolby Vision at 60fps, which can look off.
All you have to do is match content and fps while leaving it in DV and you’ll be fine.
This is absolutely pointless and will just confuse most people…
These settings do exactly just that. More than 40K viewers were not confused.
@@DavidSusiloUnscripted all these settings are doing is making the menu display run at 4K SDR rather than HDR, which is pointless for anyone with a HDR TV….
All you have to do is make sure the “content match” is turned on for both Dynamic Range and fps and you’re good.
You don’t need to do that that nonsense at all.
Why even have a HDR TV if you’re not going to take advantage of it every chance you get? Even when browsing the menu….
@shawng4886 because then the colourspace is wrong. An SDR should be shown as SDR, all HDR should be shown as HDR. All my reviews and guides are based on objective, measured, industry standards, not simply whatever using HDR when it’s never designed to be shown as HDR simply because “I want to”
@@DavidSusiloUnscripted so, what you’re saying is, even though in the settings it DEFAULTS to whatever HDR format your display is capable of, Apple didn’t design the menu to be displayed in HDR?! Because….that makes so much sense, right?!
So, even though the AppleTV defaults to whatever HDR format your TV runs, the menu is supposed to run in SDR….? Come on now….
And setting the “match content and fps” to ON means that whatever you select to watch OUTSIDE of the menu runs at its intended target….
Your settings make absolutely no sense man…. All you’re doing is downgrading the viewing experience of the menu. It’s not rocket science….
@shawng4886 Apple did NOT design the menu for HDR. It’s been the same colourspace and SDR even from the very first Apple TV. It seems like you just want to argue without having anything to back you up. I have been doing AV consulting and calibration for 25 years whose past clients also includes Apple, Disney, Paramount Universal and Technicolor amongst others. They all adhere to one singular worldwide standard.
Like I said, if you want to do whatever, it’s up to you. I can only give advice based on the standards and not based on whatever I feel like.
You dont need to put any of that shit on. Your tv does it automatically. Leave it on dolby vision.
No it’s not. If you don’t set to match content frame rate and dynamic range, all your content will be forced to do 60fps and DV, which are wrong.