on 11-02-2024 14:37
Some programmes look washed out while others are fine. If I change colour settings on TV then the colours on some channels are too strong. Is something in settings changing the output?
on 14-02-2024 10:11
Hey phammond2,
Welcome back to the community and thanks for taking the time to post here on the forums. I’m sorry to hear of the issues that you’re having with some of the TV channels, which channels are you having issues with, are they HD channels or standard definition channels?
Kind Regards,
Steven_L
on 14-02-2024 13:53
not sure if HD or not, or a mix. i change tv settings for channels like 5 usa but i think issue is not all programs on that channel and effects some programmes on other channels. it is like when you could get photographs developed matt or gloss. Also sound volume on some channels is louder than others especially continuity announcers? at the moment sky witness looks flat.
on 14-02-2024 17:46
It may help if you can identify specific examples. Also whether OnDemand programmes are similarly affected.
If you have the same problem regardless of the source material, it may suggest an HDMI or video output/input issue. If the symptoms alter depending on live TV/recorded/OnDemand, it's more likely to be a VM/V6 issue - in this case, specific examples may help others (including the VM staff team) to try replicating/testing.
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on 14-02-2024 18:41
Richard Osman House of Games on BBC2 has strong colours while shows like NCIS and Law and Order on 5USA look pale also FBI on Sky Witness looks pale.
on 14-02-2024 18:46
Are you able to post up pictures of some examples as well? That may help others compare. I should have suggested this in my previous post. Use the photo button I've highlighted below and be aware any pictures will need manual approval before they appear on the public forum.
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14-02-2024 20:18 - edited 14-02-2024 21:00
Programmes on 5USA are SD and sound variations between different channels is normal, some TV's have a sound normalization setting between the program and adverts etc but I have not found one that really works when I have tried in the past so don't bother any more.
Edited to say; If you are not using a soundbar or any A/V equipment if your Audio setting is set to follow content on the 360 try selecting 1 of the 2 PCM settings to see if it makes a difference to the volume levels.
on 14-02-2024 20:50
on 15-02-2024 11:03
Colours better today for some reason?
on 15-02-2024 11:04
PCM 5.1 sounds better (louder)