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Martez Fields

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Aug 2, 2024, 8:11:43 AM8/2/24

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But the further problem is that when I see something in Movie or Filmmaker modes, the colors palette is incredibly yellowish, extremely warm: everything which should be white turns to an awful yellow-brown and all movies seem to be played at sunset...

No matter if I enter the advanced options for Movie or Filmmaker modes and change all color settings to get a more balanced and cold color palette: once I enter Netflix and Apple TV the homepages look fine, but when the content starts, everything then becomes very yellowish!

I cannot believe I have to choose between no soap opera effect but too warm palette, or good palette with soap opera effect... This has never happened in years of Samsung TV's I owned, and I'm reading here on the board that several other QLED users are experiencing the same problem lately and somebody is planning to return their device...

But when you enter Netflix or Apple TV or Disney and the likes, you are entering a HDR / HDR 10+ environment, hence all the previous settings are ignored and you'll need to set everything up again (which makes sense, as HDR requires different video setting than standard feeds).

IMPORTANT: in order to do this right, you don't have to leave the HDR environment! So you don't have to enter into video settings by pressing the Home button on the remote, as by doing so you will leave the HDR image and enter the Samsung Hub which is not HDR, hence you will only have access to the standard video settings. You have to enter the settings page by pressing the small 123 button at the top left of the remote: by doing in this way you will still remain into the HDR image of Netflix / Apple / Disney, and you will be able to act on the settings that will then be applied everytime you watch a HDR content (including disabling the soap opera effect, the yellowish image of Filmaker mode and so on).

I have a Samsung app on my mobile thou, connected to the TV, but it is not called Samsung TV Plus (maybe that's not available here in Italy), it is called Smart Things, but I cannot find any "remember last setting" in it...

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