4K yay or 4K nay?

[Rare White Ape]

The caption for the first setting says:

To achieve our target luminance of 100cd/m² in our totally dark room we set the 'Brightness' to 9. Most people will find this too dim, you should set the 'Brightness' to match your room lighting as it has no effect on the picture quality.

Is this your problem?

And have you checked that the settings are the same between the PS4 and Xbox inputs?

And making sure both consoles are set up as similar as possible in their video output settings (RGB full range vs limited range can catch people out - have it set to full range on both consoles and the TV)

What about watching the same content (be it a software title, YouTube or Netflix, etc) on both consoles to compare?

You want to eliminate as many differences as possible.

To top this off, yes, a properly set up TV will look dim.

[Yobbo NZ]

Also set the console to 8bit display, not 10 as your TV will be, it'll upscale it if need be from what I've read.
Try unchecking the ycc 4.2.2 box, that can fix things also.

[Blerpa]

Also... I dunno on your TV, but my Samsung is set to UHD Mode both for my Xbox input and for my backup PC one.
Otherwise it would look like shit: whites would be burned and everything will look darker.

[SkylineObsession]

Brightness set at max, or near to because it doesn't make much difference at min or max setting.

Maybe the whiteness enhancer is on too strong (lesser settings make everything look duller, but maybe i could play around with contrast etc to fix that).

Haven't compared the PS4 and Xbox only because the PS4 isn't true 4K unlike the Xbox, so thought it would be an unfair comparison?

Ycc is turned off i think, tried it on and didn't do much.

Will have another play around today, cheers peeps.

[Rare White Ape]

4.2.2 vs 4.4.4 is almost undetectable to the human eye. It’s simply a way of reducing the data needed to display a video file by very slightly reducing colour information.

And your PS4 is a Pro, yes? If you’re thinking that it’s “not true 4K” because of the way it renders games using checker boarding, then you’re mistaken.

It still sends a true 4K data stream to your TV. It’s only the internal rendering resolution that is lower, because it’s chipset can’t render most modern games at full 4K, but can play older games in native 4K. Both consoles have the capability to send out an 18Gb/s data rate.

[Kchrpm]

Just got a new TV, after bulb number 3 (or 4?!) died on me in my 12 year old Mitsubishi projection TV. I had decided on a specific 65" full array but not top of the line 2020 LED model from Sony, as it seemed to fit my various needs, but it wasn't being sold yet. The top and bottom 2020 LED models were already for sale, but the two in the middle were not, and I just decided to wait because the extra $400 to the top model was too much.

And then it was available and immediately sold out that morning.

And then the top line model started its Memorial Day sale early and was discounted $300.

So now I have the top of line LED Sony model set up

It's beautiful, makes almost everything look better (a small percentage of fonts from a 1080p source have had a weird aliasing), and has some cool features itself: just to screw around, I found out that not only does Real Racing 3 play directly on the TV through the Android TV interface, but it can be controlled via the remote control! And my favorite Android media player of obscure video file types works, so I should be able to plug in USB drives and watch videos of...a certain type...

[Tom Servo]

Just got a new TV, after bulb number 3 (or 4?!) died on me in my 12 year old Mitsubishi projection TV.

Man, I had a Panasonic projection TV and goddamn if that bulb could barely last a couple of years and didn't cost a fortune to replace. That and I generally had to drive out to a shop about 30 miles away just to find a replacement bulb.

[Kchrpm]

Make that $86: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0...?ie=UTF8&psc=1

And, for reference, the TV I went with: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/sony-65...?skuId=6401206

[Kchrpm]

The lamp for my RPTV is actually only $75 on Amazon still, and I think it was about the same the other times I bought it (the first replacement was under extended warranty).

[Tom Servo]

I found that the bulbs had an impressive tendency to blow up the day before something like the Super Bowl when we were supposed to have friends over, so waiting on Amazon wasn't really an option back then.