How to adjust contrast and saturation settings on Xbox One?

Thanks, but the problem was that my TV had gaming mode, just figured it out!

Hi there!

Has it been like that since you used your console to that particular TV?

There's a possibility that the issue could be on the TV compatibility or HDMI cable. If possible, try to use a different HDMI cable or use the other HDMI port from your TV.

Also, check the link below to find out more about TV display settings. You may want to adjust instead color depth and color space.

https://support.xbox.com/help/hardware-network/...

Hello Kyle. Yes. I’m actually connected to a Lenovo laptop as we speak and it is working perfectly fine. I’m able to open the setting for the camera and adjust the brightness, contrast, sharpness and saturation. However once I plug it into the Xbox, it’s the same issue.

I don't think it does, but the only setting that should be necessary is in-game gamma adjustment.

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All the other picture settings should be handled on the display end and the sending device should simply follow spec (such as Rec. 709 and so on). DVD players with built-in controls for contrast, saturation and so on only serve to impair the final output
quality.

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The Xbox 360 we know does not follow spec, hopefully the Xbox One does.

Try 1080p. Try 720p. That would rule out the monitor's scaler as a potential source of the problem. Beyond that, try different brightness/contrast/saturation settings. If you haven't had an eye exam for a couple years, schedule one.