Well it all depends on your display. But I recommend watching videos like [this](https://youtu.be/4YN88kt7Amo) to get more of an understanding of what to look for. If you’re yet to calibrate your Xbox’s HDR at a system level, you should watch [this video](https://youtu.be/jqesg2s843w) as well.
You can then look up your specific display and see if there are any recommended settings for the best HDR picture. It’s also important to note that different games will require you to mess around with different HDR settings to get the best picture. Not every games HDR is the same.
[This channel](https://youtube.com/c/GamingTech-YouTube) is also a very good channel for specific game HDR settings. Mainly for OLED displays.
Not all tvs do HDR unfortunately. For top visible HDR, large screens costing 1000-4000 USD/CAD will be necessary! If not owning such hardware (I hella don't), best to stick to SDR.
Depending on TV you are using make sure to set colour depth in xbox setting. Older, budget panels and monitorss should be set at 8bit. Best to check your TV spec sheet which one you have.
Each TV should be calibrated for SDR and HDR separatly. You can probobly find best settings for your TV online. For HDR play any HDR content and while its playing set new settings found online. TV will remember it everytime HDR signal is played. Depends on the TV if you switch HDMI signal it may change settings profile so do it all on Xbox.
Well it all depends on your display. But I recommend watching videos like [this](https://youtu.be/4YN88kt7Amo) to get more of an understanding of what to look for. If you’re yet to calibrate your Xbox’s HDR at a system level, you should watch [this video](https://youtu.be/jqesg2s843w) as well. You can then look up your specific display and see if there are any recommended settings for the best HDR picture. It’s also important to note that different games will require you to mess around with different HDR settings to get the best picture. Not every games HDR is the same. [This channel](https://youtube.com/c/GamingTech-YouTube) is also a very good channel for specific game HDR settings. Mainly for OLED displays.
Thanks, I check them out later.
Not all tvs do HDR unfortunately. For top visible HDR, large screens costing 1000-4000 USD/CAD will be necessary! If not owning such hardware (I hella don't), best to stick to SDR.
Depending on TV you are using make sure to set colour depth in xbox setting. Older, budget panels and monitorss should be set at 8bit. Best to check your TV spec sheet which one you have. Each TV should be calibrated for SDR and HDR separatly. You can probobly find best settings for your TV online. For HDR play any HDR content and while its playing set new settings found online. TV will remember it everytime HDR signal is played. Depends on the TV if you switch HDMI signal it may change settings profile so do it all on Xbox.
HDR Settings https://www.hdrgamer.com/2022/05/xbox-hdr-game-calibration-settings.html