TVs & Streaming

HDR Content Looking Washed Out or Grey? Fix the Settings

HDR that looks worse than standard content usually means a settings mismatch somewhere in the chain.

Bluetooth adds a delay that no TV setting can fully remove. Here is how much you can compensate and what to use…

Signing in every few days is usually a clock problem, a full device list, or a TV that cannot store the session.

Burn-in is real on OLED and largely a myth on LED. Here is the actual risk and the settings that protect you.

Booming bass and inaudible speech are the same problem. Here is how to fix both without turning everything down.

That oddly smooth, too-real look has a name and a setting. Here is what it is and where to find it on…

A console that gets loud then switches itself off is nearly always choked with dust or standing somewhere it cannot breathe.

A single dead port is sometimes a failure and often a setting. Here is how to tell, and how to work around…

Picture that starts sharp and degrades mid-programme is adaptive bitrate reacting to your connection. Here is how to stop it.

A TV that reboots mid-programme or nags about updates every evening has settings you can change. Here is which ones.

Phone remote apps fail for network reasons almost every time. Here is the short list of things that block them.

When a streaming app vanishes rather than breaking, the TV platform has lost support. Here is how to get it back.