HDR10 one x Does anyone else have an issue were u can’t enable HDR10 but it tells u to...

I'm having the same issue with my Sony 900E. I just tried your suggestions, but the X still isn't recognizing HDR10. I have the Xbox One X plugged directly into my TV, using the hdmi cable supplied. I have also manually enabled HDR10 in the TV settings.

Under "Watching Movies & TV" it says "Your TV supports 4K 10-bit at 24hrz" and "Your TV supports HDR video".

Under "Playing Games" it says "Your TV setup does not support HDR10 for gaming. Games will not be shown in HDR."

Not sure what else to do.

Oh, by the by, I found it under external inputs.

I'm having the same issue with my 900E. I just tried your fix, and that setting did need to be enabled, but the X still isn't recognizing HDR10.

Under "Watching Movies & TV" it says "Your TV supports 4K 10-bit at 24hrz" and "Your TV supports HDR video"

Under "Playing Games" it says "Your TV setup does not support HDR10 for gaming. Games will not be shown in HDR."

I have also manually enable HDR10 in the TV settings. Not sure what else to do.

I have the same issue, I have a Vizio P75C1 and the picture is dull and lifeless when hdr is on and hdr content is being played. Is this a hardware issue or just a firmware update is needed from the xbox one?

Does anyone have an xbox one s and a samsung UHD player? with hdr turn on with both? is the xbox one s the only one with hdr10 dullness issues?

Ive tried every setting there is and nothing improves the dull color when hdr10 is active. With hdr10 off the picture looks incredible.

Also folks as I've posted before

Because a TV is HDR, it doesn't automatically mean it's HDR10. Best to phone your TVs support folks and double check.

If they confirm its HDR10 compatible then it's just a case of making sure the right settings on both console and TV are enabled.

Also check if your TV needs updating. I know certain Samsung models from 2015/16 were not HDR10 but with an update there were

Unfortunately if your TV isn't HDR10 ( could still be HDR ) then it won't be able to use all Xbox One Slim features, HDR10 gaming etc

Good luck

I have the Samsung 58" version of this TV, & while it doesn't specify HDR10 on the packaging & information, my XBOX ONE X recognized it as HDR10 compatible. The console itself gives different terms that manufacturers use to indicate that their TVs employ
HDR10. Hope this is useful!