Blurry 4k on Xbox one s

Hi,

The lower resolutions that the Series S typically does are for games only. As long as you are using a 4K TV and have the console set to 4K the One will play 4K UHD Blu-rays and 4K video streams in 4k.

Ummm cause only 4k tvs support hdr

Even on a ps4 pro

Hate to burst your bubble but hdr is only meant for 4k tv

Hdr sets res at 1440p or.higher and allows.for advance color control.only available on 4k res

The only things that play in hdr on xbox one s is 4k bluray and 4k streaming

If you tried this on a 1080p tv you will have blurry lines instead of a good picture

Because you are trying to squeeze too much res into a 1080p

Hdr onlybworks when the tv and player support HDR and 1080p tvs dont

Neither dods a ps4 slim or originsl

Only pro units do and xbox ome s and .x

Here are helpful links about 4K HDR, Xbox One S Kinect.

4K HDR

support.xbox.com/.../troubleshooting-4K-and-HDR-on-xbox-one-s

support.xbox.com/.../tv-or-monitor-screen-is-blank-while-connected

support.xbox.com/.../4k-on-xbox-one-s

support.xbox.com/.../4k-on-xbox-one-s-technical-requirements

news.xbox.com/.../xbox-one-s-4k-hdr

Ummm cause only 4k tvs support hdr

Even on a ps4 pro

Hate to burst your bubble but hdr is only meant for 4k tv

Hdr sets res at 1440p or.higher and allows.for advance color control.only available on 4k res

The only things that play in hdr on xbox one s is 4k bluray and 4k streaming

If you tried this on a 1080p tv you will have blurry lines instead of a good picture

Because you are trying to squeeze too much res into a 1080p

Hdr onlybworks when the tv and player support HDR and 1080p tvs dont

Neither dods a ps4 slim or originsl

Only pro units do and xbox ome s and .x

That's not strictly true. There are some 1080P TV's that support HDR, but not many of them. HDR is for colour output, it has nothing to do with the picture resolution of the content. Not sue why you think it would have 'blurry lines'?

Also need to correct you on few more things here:

HDR for the Xbox One S - if you're using a 4K display - is not limited to UHD Blu-ray or Streaming services, it can also be used in Xbox One games that have HDR support.

All PS4 consoles support HDR, it's not locked behind the Pro console. They will also do HDR at 1080P.

But to the original poster:

There isn't just one type of HDR

Likely the true reason for HDR not being supported for the Xbox One S and 1080P is one of technology. There isn't just one type of HDR, there are several, HDR8, HDR10 and Dolby Vision to name a few. Those few 1080P displays with HDR, likely only support
the early HDR standards. Sure, it's HDR, but good HDR?

I see that you say the display setting are fine and it confirms that your TV supports 4k gaming, but it may be a simply setting not selected. when I first got my Xbox one X I had a similar issue and I used this to troubleshoot and it worked for me(one of
the boxes was not checked), perhaps it will work for you?

[*]Press the Xbox button to open the Xbox guide.
[*]Scroll down to the Settings tab.
[*]Select All Settings.
[*]Select Display & sound and then Video output.
[*]Choose Video modes.
[*]To enable HDR, ensure both the Allow 4K and Allow HDR checkboxes are filled.