Sky Q new qled tv pixalation in dark scenes ?

[steveblue8]

Hello thanks for your help

i did try those settings helped a bit ?

but it is definetly the sky q box

when watching through an app on tv no problems?

i wish sky would treat all sky q users with a bit more respect,

i understand they are a buisness and want everyone to go to sky glass or pucks

but i dont, i have been with sky years so i think they should make a new sky q box?

maybe they might even get more subscribers?

[Ellie_TV]

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@steveblue8 wrote:

Hello thanks for your help

i did try those settings helped a bit ?

but it is definetly the sky q box

when watching through an app on tv no problems?

i wish sky would treat all sky q users with a bit more respect,

i understand they are a buisness and want everyone to go to sky glass or pucks

but i dont, i have been with sky years so i think they should make a new sky q box?

maybe they might even get more subscribers?

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I'm afraid they won't be making any new Sky Q boxes. The entire satellite TV service will likely shut down at the end of the decade as it's simply too expensive to maintain satellites in orbit and the necessary infrastructure on the ground. 

Comcast, who now own Sky, are very much focussing on streaming being the future of TV, much like most other TV service providers. 

[steveblue8]

Thanks for everyones help

it was much appreciated

[ftballman]

Try playing around with LED local dimming in brightness settings @steveblue8 

Like anything in TV picture settings it can be a rabbit hole but worth a try.

( These are relevant to an LG, assuming Samsung has similar)

[Stephen72-uk]

You'll need to change the settings on sky (audio visual) from 2160p to 1080p. That reduces the resolution back to HD but it gets rid of that annoying pixalation.

Not much regular TV content available in UHD yet.