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21 sie 2014 · Any content that is truly native 1080p (e.g., a handful of Xbox 360 titles, some Xbox One and PS4 titles, Blu-ray movies) should be output in 1080p to a native 1080p display, eliminating any scaling of the signal.
Here's also one for the Xbox 360 (which I don't have but I made my settings from reading the manual): Resolution: HDTV Settings: 1080p. Refresh Rate & HDMI Rate: - (4.95 Gbps TMDS) Color Format: HDMI Color Space: RGB. Dynamic Range: Reference Levels: Expanded. Spatial Sound: Digital Output: Dolby Digital 5.1. Image Retention: Screen Saver: On.
The 360 outputs a max resolution of 1080p. The TV will take that and upscale it to 4K, so how well it upscales depends on the TV and the settings you use. But it's basically going to work fine.
18 sie 2023 · Throughout this guide, we have covered important steps such as gathering the necessary equipment, locating the HDMI ports on your Xbox 360 and TV or monitor, connecting the HDMI cable, adjusting display settings, and testing the connection.
Press the Guide button on your controller, go to Settings, and select System Settings. Select Console Settings. Select Display. Select HDMI Color Space. Select the option that works best for your TV or monitor.
17 paź 2019 · Answer. ArminatorX. Replied on October 18, 2019. Games running on the console use the RGB color space. YCbCr is used by movies and video streaming. If you do both on your console, set that to automatic or source. If you only/mostly play games on the console set that to RGB. If you only use the console for video apps, set it to YCbCr.
Correct settings will enable your HDTV to display a broader degree of black and white and improve your PS4 games' image quality. If your TV supports Full Range RGB and you're only viewing 16-235, that's detail you could be missing out on!
