Thank you so much. I googled and googled and googled and could find nothing about this setting being in thr power saver settings. Every site it would be in the picture settings but it is not. Thank you again my tv looks amazing
Wow, this should've been the standard configuration. If someone wants to conserve energy, they should actively choose that option instead of having a compromised viewing experience right from the start.
I bet the regulations and reporting standards are based on the default modes and they want to satisfy them while also giving you the option to change it. Washers etc I think are the same.
But how often do average consumers actually discover and utilize that option? Unless they delve into the fine print and discover this workaround, they're essentially paying more for less.
I just found another cool hidden samsung feature recently. I recently stumbled upon a way to use my new samsung s23 ultra smartphones camera to calibrate the colors of my samsung TV and I think it's absolutely amazing it made a huge difference on my tv.
This is not just a Samsung thing. Every TV is sold in Energy saving mode on auto here in the UK and EU to consumers by every brand. LG, Sony and other brand ES mode is also hidden within the settings. Most people who are in the comments section are mostly rep from different brands so beware if you’re a consumer looking at these comments. There are only a handful of enthusiasts in these TV reviewer community who can afford t own all of these TVs. rest of them are brand rep working hard to sell their own for commission or can’t sell one (S*NY)😅
True, but I only had to turn it off once on my LG. Having to do it for every picture mode is annoying. For instance, the game mode and the filmmaker mode.
I'm thinking about buying a TCL C845K 65 inch, will it be the best choice at £ 1050? last year's model received the EISA Award best product 2022-2023 and this one is even better.
My room has a massive change in lighting conditions throughout the day so I actually leave it on, only thing I do is crank up the brightness all the way, and then set the minimum brightness to somewhere where is not too dim. Wonder if it's only about brightness or does it actually affect picture quality tho hmm?
I already knew what this would be about. I always disable all enery saving settings, and even check them from time to time. I also disable all OLED panel care settings.
On my previous older 4k LG, there was an option to apply all setting to across modes? Does this have that? You had to do it for SDR and HDR modes but still.
So that setting just makes it so that your TV can't get to its maximum brightness? My s90c is plenty bright but if it degrades other qualities let me know and I'll disable that setting.
Its actually useful especially on Samsung's mini-LEDs if you dont want to be blinded when you turn off the lights. Just dont set the minimum brightness too low so you would still get tolerable brightness when the lights are off.
Bruh, you can just turn down the backlight on the TV. Why have a mode on that makes colours and light output worse? If light is the problem, it can be lowered in the settings without using this mode and it won't affect colours.
Hey guys, I've bought samsung 65q80c. However I notice something. When I watch some netflix or prime, movies seem weird. They look nor cinematric. Have you noticed that too? Do I need to change some settings or it is normal?
@@lincolnbeggs9276 I mean, when I was watching the lord of the rings, the cinematric view got lost. As if they are in front of me but not in a universe.
On my tv netflix button say unavailable and also most of the other setting options as well. They dont let me click on them. They say unavailable so i cant reset the tv
I like my eyes to sear when the game transitions to all white screens in a dark night where the lights are off, so that is why I disable this setting. 🔥
I wonder why so many TVs have crap settings. Back in the days, I used to unpack a monitor, attach it, turn it on and I'm done. TVs crop and zoom, greys turn to blacks, brightness is wrong etc.
Disabling it makes the image constantly less bright as opposed to brighter, then dimmer when there is a huge source of light, like an image of the sun.
@@campersruincod6134 that's why I said we need better regulations s because they aren't there yet. The setting shouldn't be removed but it shouldn't be hidden. Majority of users don't touch the advanced settings any way. As for other problems, brands will lie about their energy use with these settings. No one uses them and they destroy the high numbers they also cité, but they are there to make regulators believe the TV is more power effecient than it actually is
@@wile123456 regulators know these tricks. As long as the default mode is efficient, they don’t really care. How about people learn the settings? Too much to ask?
@@campersruincod6134 yes it's too much to ask. Products have to be designed for the lowest common denominator. Filmmaker mode doesn't need to exist but tis great that it does because now instead of only 1% of users who knew the proper settings, it's now far more people who can watch movies in accurate colour and brightness. Products being well designed benefits everyone. Destroy the idiotic smugness in you and pride you feel about being smarter than other consumers, it's about power dynamics and consumers need all the protection they can always
@@wile123456 I think you are misunderstanding something. Regulations are the reason why these systems were implemented on TVs by default to begin with. Its all in order to meet energy requirements set by governments across the world. Take motorcycles for example. Back in the day there weren't limits on how fast Japanese manufacturers could make their bikes. Then the Japanese government said "that's too dangerous" so manufactures were required to put speed limiters to 189 mph/304kph. So if you want to get the most out of modern bikes, for the track for example, you have to install a new exhaust and tune/ unlock the ECU/Computer on said bike.
That's probably because you're watching in dynamic mode. Switch to movie mode and follow the above directions and you will have a much better viewing experience overall. Dynamic mode and Vivid mode are terrible. Most professional calibrators switch to movie mode and then adjust their other settings according to their desire which is limited if you choose dynamic or filmmaker
I don’t agree - this function is very useful automatically will reduce brightness from LED according amount of light in the room - very good for bedrooms
To be honest, all these SmartTV OS's are total crap. You have to tweak a thousand settings, in every single picture mode just tl get a neutral image. Also, for example an an LG TV, you have to go to the advanced settings to reduce brightness and to activate blue light filter, which i use every evening before going to bed. On the next day, you have to tweak those settings again. An an Smartphone this is just a few tips, or you can set a time zone when blue light filter is on. Is just total crap. You cant even display the time on webOS unless you wait for the standby screen or go into the time zone settings. Why the hell cant an company like Apple bring a TV with an intuitive software, with only a few settings that you really need and deliver it with a neutral picture out of the box. Maybe the other manufacturers like LG, Sony, Samsung, Philips and Panasonic would hope on the train, then...
Yah. It's worse than webOS and google tv. But I don't really like those operating systems either. I'm not an apple guy. But the apple tv is the best experience I've found
@@thevirtualspartan webOS has been good enough in my experiences and google tv is pretty good as long as your tv has a good enough processor to run it smoothly. Apple TV is by far the best as far as user experience goes. Tizen is the only unbearable os to me.
These quick tip videos are great.
That quick nice comment is great 😅.
DID YOU KNOW.... that you are the smartest TV guy on TH-cam?!?! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥❤❤❤❤
Thank you so much. I googled and googled and googled and could find nothing about this setting being in thr power saver settings. Every site it would be in the picture settings but it is not. Thank you again my tv looks amazing
Wow, this should've been the standard configuration. If someone wants to conserve energy, they should actively choose that option instead of having a compromised viewing experience right from the start.
I bet the regulations and reporting standards are based on the default modes and they want to satisfy them while also giving you the option to change it. Washers etc I think are the same.
But how often do average consumers actually discover and utilize that option?
Unless they delve into the fine print and discover this workaround, they're essentially paying more for less.
It can't be due to power regulations in Europe hence why all TVs come like this Just different name
I have this enabled in order to not get blind with a lot of brightness at night and to compensate for outdoor lights during the day.
Weak! You need to stare at the sun bro, just look at it
🤦♂️
I just found another cool hidden samsung feature recently. I recently stumbled upon a way to use my new samsung s23 ultra smartphones camera to calibrate the colors of my samsung TV and I think it's absolutely amazing it made a huge difference on my tv.
Hi, thanks, I didn't know that you have to disable each separately 👌
Thus makes a big difference. Thank you
Following the recommendations of ghis channel have genuinely made things look better.
Great tip Vincent,thanks for sharing😁😉✌️
Vincent thank you for this tip
My s95c looks awesome.
Is there any possibility for nore risk of burn in wi th this?
On any OLED, any setting that makes it brighter will risk further / faster burn-in, which is why I still purchase LCD / LED TVs.
Thanks, Vince. I didn't know about this. Does it lower the peak brightness?
@christophersmalling8889: It actually unlocks the highest light output from the TV.
My Samsung Tv it Q80(2019) series but doesn't have power and energy saving
This is not just a Samsung thing. Every TV is sold in Energy saving mode on auto here in the UK and EU to consumers by every brand. LG, Sony and other brand ES mode is also hidden within the settings. Most people who are in the comments section are mostly rep from different brands so beware if you’re a consumer looking at these comments. There are only a handful of enthusiasts in these TV reviewer community who can afford t own all of these TVs. rest of them are brand rep working hard to sell their own for commission or can’t sell one (S*NY)😅
True, but I only had to turn it off once on my LG. Having to do it for every picture mode is annoying. For instance, the game mode and the filmmaker mode.
would this increase chance of burn in?
I have this disabled for movie and filmmaker mode but leave it in for dynamic and standard when I want brighter picture for tv during the day
I got a question is it worth upgrading to this TV from my Sony x950H ?.
Or should I wait another year this year 2025 later on?
I'm thinking about buying a TCL C845K 65 inch, will it be the best choice at £ 1050? last year's model received the EISA Award best product 2022-2023 and this one is even better.
what if i set the minimum brightness to the maximum? could this help the brightness fluctuations that happen for example when I access the menu?
Why would you do that? I don't access the menu regularly after i get a tv setup how i wanted.
My room has a massive change in lighting conditions throughout the day so I actually leave it on, only thing I do is crank up the brightness all the way, and then set the minimum brightness to somewhere where is not too dim. Wonder if it's only about brightness or does it actually affect picture quality tho hmm?
I already knew what this would be about. I always disable all enery saving settings, and even check them from time to time. I also disable all OLED panel care settings.
I also leave it running 24\7 so it can't run the panel care crap
Why the hell would you disable OLED care stuff? Do you desperately want to get burn-in?
You know what those algorithms do right?
@@minus3dbintheteens60what ? I got dead pixel around the bezel of my cx oled. Read that it’s because of the screen shift. So I turned it off
They were probably there day 1, my LG B8 came with at least a dozen
How can I get that 4K Samsung Demo Video?! Please and thank you!
Does the du8000 fxzc have this
On my previous older 4k LG, there was an option to apply all setting to across modes? Does this have that? You had to do it for SDR and HDR modes but still.
Yes it does
Is intelligent mode good?
So that setting just makes it so that your TV can't get to its maximum brightness? My s90c is plenty bright but if it degrades other qualities let me know and I'll disable that setting.
Thank you for always being on top of everything TV. 👍
Is it possible also to disable the power energy notifications?
I have this enabled for SDR content and disabled for HDR content usually.
Do you know what year they added that setting?
My s95b lags so much when using the menu settings 😢
please tell me why when you use the 4k option in the video on the TV it doesn't work for me, it keeps disconnecting
@hdtvtest what’s up with the EK F pyjamas outfit :)?
Also turn off "Intelligent mode" features for picture, they create pixelated artifacts on the screen via HDMI, I have a QN90D
Even for Dynamic mode?
What is the model of this tv
Please make a panasonic lzw oled video😊
Its actually useful especially on Samsung's mini-LEDs if you dont want to be blinded when you turn off the lights. Just dont set the minimum brightness too low so you would still get tolerable brightness when the lights are off.
Bruh, you can just turn down the backlight on the TV. Why have a mode on that makes colours and light output worse? If light is the problem, it can be lowered in the settings without using this mode and it won't affect colours.
Whats the downside to doing this? Will it increase chance of burn in or lower the panel life???
Your the man.... THANK YOU
Hey guys, I've bought samsung 65q80c. However I notice something. When I watch some netflix or prime, movies seem weird. They look nor cinematric. Have you noticed that too? Do I need to change some settings or it is normal?
motion settings are out of whack. sounds like you have the dreaded Soap Opera effect.
@@lincolnbeggs9276 I mean, when I was watching the lord of the rings, the cinematric view got lost. As if they are in front of me but not in a universe.
This is GOLD. THANKS
On my tv netflix button say unavailable and also most of the other setting options as well. They dont let me click on them. They say unavailable so i cant reset the tv
Hi mate, I need a bit of advice if u can help me
Some calibration for samsung tv ue50ru7172uxxh?
very good, thank you!
And also HDR is seperate for each mode on top, but in this case it should be off by default. But i can´t speak for all models.
Hi what TV is this!
Thank you so much. I took it off but I didn't know you had to reset it when you switched modes
Can you please tell me why my Samsung TV boasts that it can record a tv series but more often than not it fails to record ?
Great video
Can U tell how to keep a wall paper in this tv
Thx Vincent 😊
Sir I need slow down the motion because it's not like filmy it's like a camera video please help me
I like my eyes to sear when the game transitions to all white screens in a dark night where the lights are off, so that is why I disable this setting. 🔥
does uhd crystal works
No power multifunction button on these tv's? Just need to make sure
I wonder why so many TVs have crap settings.
Back in the days, I used to unpack a monitor, attach it, turn it on and I'm done.
TVs crop and zoom, greys turn to blacks, brightness is wrong etc.
Hey cool I just did that, thanks 😊
What's the code to access service settings? I'm using LG C2 btw
Google it
Good and solid tips
These settings were also on by default on my sony Bravias
Thanks❤
You also need to disable it based on what you are watching, if it's a Streaming service or TV channels
Thanks your the best
Thank u u help us
Thanks!
Don't forget to first also enable the input plus settings for each HDMI source or else 4k HDR wont be activated for external devices
Disabling it makes the image constantly less bright as opposed to brighter, then dimmer when there is a huge source of light, like an image of the sun.
I had a samsung tech stop by today he didn't know the difference between disable and enable😂 unbelievable😮!
We really need better regulations to protect consumers. It's insane how you need to go to hidden settings to get what you payed for with every TV
Huh? There’s nothing illegal about this. It’s an eco setting…
@@campersruincod6134 that's why I said we need better regulations s because they aren't there yet. The setting shouldn't be removed but it shouldn't be hidden. Majority of users don't touch the advanced settings any way.
As for other problems, brands will lie about their energy use with these settings. No one uses them and they destroy the high numbers they also cité, but they are there to make regulators believe the TV is more power effecient than it actually is
@@wile123456 regulators know these tricks. As long as the default mode is efficient, they don’t really care. How about people learn the settings? Too much to ask?
@@campersruincod6134 yes it's too much to ask. Products have to be designed for the lowest common denominator. Filmmaker mode doesn't need to exist but tis great that it does because now instead of only 1% of users who knew the proper settings, it's now far more people who can watch movies in accurate colour and brightness.
Products being well designed benefits everyone. Destroy the idiotic smugness in you and pride you feel about being smarter than other consumers, it's about power dynamics and consumers need all the protection they can always
@@wile123456 I think you are misunderstanding something. Regulations are the reason why these systems were implemented on TVs by default to begin with. Its all in order to meet energy requirements set by governments across the world. Take motorcycles for example. Back in the day there weren't limits on how fast Japanese manufacturers could make their bikes. Then the Japanese government said "that's too dangerous" so manufactures were required to put speed limiters to 189 mph/304kph. So if you want to get the most out of modern bikes, for the track for example, you have to install a new exhaust and tune/ unlock the ECU/Computer on said bike.
Ty
My tv cannot run Netflix Apps even though everything was updated. HELPP
That Interstellar music hits hard everytime
I always leave this on. Without that, my ayes are burning out from too much brightness😂
That's probably because you're watching in dynamic mode. Switch to movie mode and follow the above directions and you will have a much better viewing experience overall. Dynamic mode and Vivid mode are terrible. Most professional calibrators switch to movie mode and then adjust their other settings according to their desire which is limited if you choose dynamic or filmmaker
@@kpv123 I very reraly use dynamic...only if there is a lot of sun in the room. Othervise, I just take Standard and change settings as I like.
Actually this setting is very useful
privacy and settings are not anywhere in my settings
I wouldn't say it was a hidden setting personally
My hero
How can I change the modes my tv doesn’t let me 😂
this was also on by default on my old Galaxy S5
Cant believe I didnt know this. Spent years with a dim TV. My entire life has been a lie.
I don’t agree - this function is very useful automatically will reduce brightness from LED according amount of light in the room - very good for bedrooms
To be honest, all these SmartTV OS's are total crap. You have to tweak a thousand settings, in every single picture mode just tl get a neutral image. Also, for example an an LG TV, you have to go to the advanced settings to reduce brightness and to activate blue light filter, which i use every evening before going to bed. On the next day, you have to tweak those settings again. An an Smartphone this is just a few tips, or you can set a time zone when blue light filter is on. Is just total crap. You cant even display the time on webOS unless you wait for the standby screen or go into the time zone settings.
Why the hell cant an company like Apple bring a TV with an intuitive software, with only a few settings that you really need and deliver it with a neutral picture out of the box. Maybe the other manufacturers like LG, Sony, Samsung, Philips and Panasonic would hope on the train, then...
How does it change it?
Lg tv pls
I don't know why Samsung does this. Just give us optimal performance!
we need one global button to turn off all the useless shit on modern TVs
I actually like it on
👍
Wrong if you take it of it’s off for all
it's very hidden huh?
Why would Samsung do this in the first place?
i turn this on at night, otherwise its too bright
How much money can that setting save in one year? Maybe $4? Get out of here with that bull
Does NOT help
Is tizen still shit?
Yes it’s better than 3-4 years ago but still shit
Yah. It's worse than webOS and google tv. But I don't really like those operating systems either. I'm not an apple guy. But the apple tv is the best experience I've found
@@thevirtualspartan webOS has been good enough in my experiences and google tv is pretty good as long as your tv has a good enough processor to run it smoothly. Apple TV is by far the best as far as user experience goes. Tizen is the only unbearable os to me.
Master IP
lag ui 😅
This is not a Samsung TV
Its oppo tv 😂