Brightness Output of Xbox One

Does anyone else find that the brightness level of the Xbox One is insanely high? I have to literally turn the brightness on my TV down from 48 to 29 any time I use my Xbox One. This is the only device in my home theater that behaves like this. I'm wondering
if other users have found the same issue. Thanks.

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Annoying [loud] audio buzz at the dashboard

This is to do with the resolution on your television and the output from the xbox. With the high settings that xbox outputs at some older television sets can not handle all of the graphic capabilities of the games (some of them dont even work) . The only
helo that I can suggest is possibly turning down brightness or possibly usiing headphones and see if this helps any

 

Brightness issue Fallout 4

I FIXED IT! The fix that works for me is: Go to Xbox One Dashboard>settings>Display and Sound>Video Output>Color Space

Change this option to PC RGB This will fix the screen brightness flicker that has been annoying the crap out of everyone! NOTICE: Some displays may not support this setting, sorry for that, I have no other fix; this is just what worked for me.

 

I find it OK. Depends what TV you use. Samsung HDTV's are more brighter than Sony HDTV's because a retailer said Samsung really pushes for brightness. Some games allow you to adjust the brightness/gamma levels. Or you can simply adjust it on your TV/display.

 

When I set up the X1 it prompted to setup the video and sound...so no problems here.

Peace, J.R.

 

I have a LG and for most games actually have to turn the brightness up.

 

Have a Sony KDL40EX720 (LED full HDTV) it has an anti-reflective (anti-glare) screen so it doesn't reflect like a mirror which is what I like about it, and it's a good 1080p display, but if anything is pixelated, the screen isn't shy when it comes to showing
it. The model that I have suffers a little in terms of brightness when compared to Samsung Series 5+ models only because a retailer said Samsung really pushes for brightness. I brought Sony because I was told it has a low hardware failure rate. Can't really
complain about the brightness but it does mean I usually need to turn the brightness on my TV to 80 and have gamma on 2 or 5 (max option).

 

I have a samsung tv. and my problem is that the brightness is set to the max, but is stuck at the setting where it would be if you were AFK. any suggestions?

 

Use a calibration disc on the HDMI output you use for the XBOX or do what Deedles did, there's calibration in the settings on the One.