How to setup 4K HDR on Sony A80K | 4K 120Hz VRR? Dolby Vision? Sony 2022 | X90K, A90K

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[meccadagreatest]

I just bought this TV and was so confused at which HDMI ports to use and immediately came to youtube in search of a tutorial such as this, all I can say is thanks man for saving the day and creating this informative video!!! I really appreciate you!!!!

[michaelwyckoff]

Wow I was impressed with this setup video. You took the time to do this when I don't think anyone else would take the time. KUDO'S to you buddy that's why I sub to your amazing channel because you are unique.

[deerfeeder]

I just got a Sony x90k for xbox series x and you just answered literally every question I had about inputs/settings/resolutions/ etc... Big thank you sir!

[leslieluyu]

Thanks for the HDMI setting guide. But I have a strange question, according to your video and other guy's info. HDMI 1& HDMI2 would support Dolby Vision if it was set in enhanced mode, right? But I've tested yesterday on my A80EK. I found that Dolby Vision didn't work on HDMI 1 or 2 with enhanced mode, it could only work on HDMI3 or HMDI4 when using enhanced(Dolby Vision) mode. Do you have any idea about this?

[hiyo]

Man, golden nuggets all over the place!! Thanks techno dad. The settings on these TV's can get very confusing but these guides come just at the right time to save the day.

[kalibsmith]

Thank you so much for this video. I could not for the life of me figure out why my system was saying it didn’t support 4K.

[boostedmedia]

Perfect video. Saved me a bunch of hassle! Thanks so much.

[Ike]

Thanks a bunch. My PS5 kept saying tv didn’t have all the features it had. I was about to go out and buy a new HDMI cable thinking it couldn’t be anything else till you showed how to enable certain settings.

[FenderStrat]

Thanks Techno Dad. I was tearing my hair out trying to figure out why I was not seeing Dolby Vision on my Sony XR-65A80J. I had set up my Panasonic DP-UB820 correctly, and I also checked the settings on my Denon AVR-X3700H, but I just could not see Dolby Vision on my system. But your video helped me to correctly set the HDMI 3 properly for Dolby Vision. Once I did that, everything Thank you, Techno Dad!!!!

[KOYORKIE]

Very helpful! I just got me an A80k and I almost returned it cause the picture off my fire cube 4k was no bueno, I can’t wait to try this settings when I get home! Thank you so much!

[keepingupwiththejones]

Like the graphics in the beginning. Very cool. I appreciate the extra efforts you are always putting into your videos. ❤🔥❤🔥❤

[epomd]

Video was very well done. At 5:37 when you showed where this change was, was spot on. New A80K and I didnt realize that clicking on that HDMI would provide another menu. That solved the Apple TV Dolby Vision failure I was experiencing. Thank you

[sonicck]

Man just got this Tv yesterday and had problems with PS5 and my Denon AVR man you came through right on time with this video awesome information thank you sir.

[Stiny]

Just got a 55 inch A90J and I really appreciate you putting these videos out!

[darkroxas]

Thank you so much! I just got the A80K and thought I set it up right, only to find that my PS5 is unable to setup in HDR 4K as “TV IS NOT SUPPORTED”, I thought I purchased a TV that didn’t support that and was heartbroken. This video was incredibly detailed and very very helpful!

[markbratt]

I don't understand why Sony is leaving the door open for LG to get all of the gamers especially since they produce the PS5. I really like Sony TVs and wish they would have 4 4k/120 hz inputs on their TVs. I'm almost at the tipping point of getting a LG OLED to game and watch Sunday Ticket on it. I'm going to give Sony another year to add the 2 4K/120hz inputs. If they don't do that next year, then I'm going to consider an LG OLED or a short throw projector for my basement setup. Really appreciate you making this tutorial for your audience. Keep the tutorials coming!

[largenincharge]

I just got the 27 Bravia 9 and this was extremely helpful! Thank you! Using audiocontrol 6s. Receiver.

[lousekoya]

Thank you ! Just bought one here in Quebec and this will be very helpful !

[keepingupwiththejones]

The setup diagrams are very good for visual learners. Good stuff

[MrNicodemus]

Amazing video Channa, you couldn’t explain this any better. I appreciate you taking the time doing this since this was my question from your previous videos. It’s unfortunate that the Sony tv can’t just have all hdmi signals in one setting like the le tv or Samsung that do all that stuff automatically, maybe one day Sony will condense them into 1. Since I never been used to connecting my ps5 to tv does that mean that the audio output device in ps5 audio settings have to be set to an amplifier or TV? If the output device is TV since that’s what it’s technically connected to do you also set the hdmi device type to TV since it’s using ARC/EARC for audio or do you set it to AV amplifier regardless. I thing i notice is when I have the switch output device automatically toggle on and I had set everything to tv. Whenever I restart or turn on console it switches it back to AV amplifier for both output device and hdmi device type. I’m so confused that I just let it do what the ps5 wants to do but I do set the audio format to Dolby because people say lpcm is better but in my case and heard others say that Dolby sounds louder and better. Btw I have the RZ onkyo and I do feel like I could’ve just bought a cheaper receiver that’s 9.2 that don’t support VRR since the tv does the job for the console so defeats the purpose of having all the bells and whistles of your a Sony tv owner and refuse to go with any other brand. Anyways keep up your great videos i been subscribed to your channel for years cuz you always provide top notch AV information.