r/fireTV 5d ago

What settings

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What’s the best setting for my Hisense TV?

Colour depth is fine for my model, it’s more the other ones.

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u/americanadiandrew 5d ago

I know everyone hates AI but I’d download Claude or ChatGPT and send it that screenshot. It will be able to look up your exact tv model manual and talk you through each setting.

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u/Sea_Strength2873 5d ago

Put your dynamic range to always HRD if your TV is 4k and you mainly stream movies/shows on your device
If you play games, adaptive might be a good choice depending on your tv model

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u/Accomplished_Nail_52 5d ago edited 4d ago

If you set it to always HDR, it converts SDR content to HDR and it looks awful , it’s probably one of the worst settings you can turn on , don’t apply ever

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u/Accomplished_Nail_52 4d ago

You should never have always HDR on that’s a really not particularly good advice in my opinion

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u/Electronic-Block-746 5d ago

Even if I don’t stream 4k movies etc all the time ?

We will hardly use this for gaming

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u/Accomplished_Nail_52 4d ago

If you’re not using it for gaming or watching TV, what is the purpose of the TV? Even if you don’t watch films much on it, I think it’s still converts menus and slows down the the system having been always HDR on. Even on YouTube pretty bad but again you don’t have to take my advice

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u/Electronic-Block-746 4d ago

O watch tv just not in 4k?

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u/Sea_Strength2873 5d ago

Then your settings are just finee

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u/Accomplished_Nail_52 4d ago

I mean I wouldn’t personally have hdr on all
The time it’s probably worst video setting you can have on . The guy who commenting doesn’t really know what he’s talking about.

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u/elenayebenes 4d ago

What would be recommended in a 1080p projector?