ALLM Question

Unless your going to fork over 1000s of dollars to get 1 of the 5 manufacturers that have 2.1. Dolby vision will not work with ALLM.

Performance of hdr10 is not relevant nor is ALLM.

Dolby vision does not work with ALLM. This is confirmed that this is by design. You choose between the higher fidelity of Dolby vision over Game mode ALLM.

My issue turned out being a problem with ALLM and an update. This affects almost all TV's. I turned ff ALLM and have not had any issues.

Hi thanks I have played with this for sometime, There is a green check mark by ALLM. ALLM is supported by a 2.0. 2.1 hdmi only exception is no 60@120hz.

HDR10 is also has a green check without a 2.1 input there are no limitations as my input during game indicate HDR10 is working. I can do this by checking my inputrs throught TV settings (Auto select for 2.0 enables ALLM Feature on My TV). Dolby Vision for games does not work when ALLM is enabled.

Everything is green on 4K EXCEPT for 120hz because of the lack of 2.1 port. When I turn off ALLM through XBOX setting Dolby vision works.

Lol... Thanks but they don't know. It seems that when I disable VRR and ALLM from the TVs settings, it automatically unlocks the motion enhancement options. But if I enable VRR and/or ALLM either from my Xbox or the TV itself, then the motion enhancement setting disappears.

Isn't VRR supposed to unlock higher frame rates?

This is really confusing 🤣

Hi BobbyXVR, my name is Jhon, and will be a pleasure help you

Yes, the ALLM feature works if you turn it off on one of the devices and turn it on on the other.

ALLM, or Auto Low Latency Mode, is a feature that allows the TV to automatically switch to a low latency mode when an input signal from a compatible device is detected. This feature can help improve the gaming experience by reducing the delay between controller input and the action being displayed on the screen.

In your case, it seems that your TV does not support Freesync, which is a technology that also helps reduce input lag. Therefore, if you enable ALLM on both devices, the TV will try to switch to a low latency mode that is not supported by your TV. This can cause display problems, such as screen tearing.

To fix this issue, you can disable ALLM on one of the devices. If you turn it off on the Xbox, the TV will remain in its default picture mode, which should be supported by your TV.

Another option is to update your TV's firmware. There may be an update that includes Freesync support.

best regards, Jhon