Does anyone know the settings i should be using for xbox one and forza5.
The writing and display dont look smooth and clear.
I have a hdmi cable from xbox to tv. Tv resolution set at 1080p on xbox settings. I know nothing when it comes to setting stuff like this up. Any help would be appreciated.
there’s plenty of 32 inches in full 1080p, but i reckon this is the case at 720p
how old is the Samsung 32 inch? If its 4-5yrs or more then i’d say its more than likely 720p, if its new but bought at a really ‘too good to be true price’, then it’s more than likely 720p also.
Well, for one, it’ll tell us exactly what television settings your set has. Not all Samsung TVs have the same features. Or don’t share the model - it doesn’t matter to me, either way. Just trying to help you out.
I am asking you for the model name. Samsung makes many different 32" televisions. The model should be displayed on a label on the screen’s back panel.
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Any TV purchased within the past year or two should look pretty good out of the box. If you do find a link to your owner’s manual on Samsung’s site - you might also search for how to do a factory reset on your TV. It might be good to just reset the TV back to it’s original state. You shouldn’t have problems with the writing or display not being clear using the settings that come configured out of the box.
On Xbox One - there is an HDTV setup utility. You can find this on the settings menu under the TV or Display tile (can’t remember the exact name). It’s a pretty good utility and will walk you through getting the best picture for gaming out of your TV. Give it a try and let us know if running through those steps helped at all.
Also - you haven’t mentioned whether these problems only occur in FM5 - or if they are also problems with other games and/or just watching regular TV and/or movies. If this is an FM5-specific issue - you might try uninstalling/reinstalling the game. If this is happening on other game and with TV/movies - then it’s probably a problem with your TV settings.
the LCD models are the older ones which started off in 720 then they all phased out to be 1080p on LCD, then the LED’s came along so by then should all be 1080p
We have this TV in our bedroom. It’s great for casual TV viewing, as we don’t watch much TV in the bedroom (we like to do other stuff), but if I had a choice (which fortunately I do), I wouldn’t use it for normal TV viewing or gaming, especially with a next-gen console. We use it with a Sky+ box (the non-HD version).
It is HD Ready (720p) not full HD, so sadly I don’t think that there’s any setting tweaks that you can implement to make your viewing experience any better.