You may need to go into your settings choose audio, and make sure you choose it to PCM or Dolby or auto or digital. How was your sound bar connected HDMI or optical cable?
Great video! I would love to get your input on optimizing the EQ settings on a Hisense U8K. I have the Bass Boost on 5 and the EQ has 7 settings 100Hz, 250Hz, 600Hz, 1KHz, 2.5Khz, 6KHz and 10KHz. I would love to sneak a more Bass out of it along with a clearer dialog . Thanks so much!
Adjusting the 100 Hz setting on your Hisense TV's equalizer affects the bass frequencies in your audio, which are the deep, resonant sounds that give depth and fullness to music, movies, and other soundtracks. Setting this frequency to 70% enhances the low-frequency response, giving a more robust and noticeable bass effect. At 70%, you achieve a good balance, ensuring the bass is enjoyable without dominating or muffling other sound frequencies. This balance is key to achieving a unified and immersive audio experience, where every frequency contributes to the overall sound quality.
Whats the besy settings self for the equalizer? My background music is louder than the dialogue and i tey different ones to see if i could bring it up but nothing
So, 16Hz - 60Hz (Sub Bass) and 60Hz - 250Hz (Bass). In the case of the high end, we mean everything from 4kHz - 16kHz, especially 8kHz and over. I hope this helps.
Yes, you want to choose wall mount. Stand option uses the curve of the stand to send volume out at a lesser volume. Wall mount is a bit louder but more hollow sounding. Hope this helps. Please like and Subscribe!
@@tech2call yes it does, thanks. In the settings there's something called "common UI" and it's not activated. Any idea what it is or if I should turn it on ?
@@user-bf2lj1fz7s Picture Mode for all content: Film Maker. I think this gives me the most accurate white point. Fomo seems to agree on that as well. I change a lot of settings after that though. Make sure the automatic light sensor is off or it will be way too dim in the daylight. If you are watching Dolby Vision Content, Film Maker Mode won't be an option so I use a customized version of the Dolby Vision IQ mode which I'll describe further below. Local Dimming: High. You would have to be in an extremely bright room or outside for you to want to put this on Medium in my opinion. High local dimming gives you great contrast. Brightness: I set this to 77 for SDR (low bitrate content, old shows and movies) and 100 for everything else like HDR and Dolby Vision. My TV is in a bright room and my recommendation for 77 on SDR is based on this. This setting is really up to you depending on how much light you have in your room. I would imagine you would want this setting to be anywhere in the range of 60-80. You will definitely want 100 brightness for all high bitrate content though. This means anything HDR, Dolby Vision, Imax etc. This will allow your TV to show those extra bright moments like sunshine in a dark cave or a fiery explosion at night. Contrast / Black Level: I use -1 for all content. Contrast is 46 by default on Film Maker Mode which I think is perfect and I haven't seen any need to go beyond that no matter what I'm watching. That being said, a proper calibration might show us something otherwise. Dark Detail: I leave dark detail off for everything. If your Dolby Vision is just too dark for you to see, it does help you see into the pitch black a little better. This setting essentially raises the black level and makes it brighter. Normally you wouldn't want that but if you feel that Dolby Vision is too dark, you can experiment with this. I still go -1 on the black level and leave it off so I can get dark blacks which I like. Gamma: I leave this on the standard bt.1886 which is default for film maker in SDR. I leave it on whatever the default gamma is for all of the other content as well. When in HDR or Dolby Vision IQ, the gamma will change automatically based on the content that you are watching. I've agreed with all of their default selections thus far. Active Contrast: off Tone mapping: off Low blue light: off Color: 54 (might need to turn down saturation on green and red in the color calibration screen. I turned Red saturation down by 2 on mine and I upped the flesh tone saturation by +2) Hue: 0 Color temp: Warm 2 (this might not be a popular opinion here as warm 1 typically gets the nod. I just feel that warm 1 really puts a yellow lens on everything and makes the color green super inaccurate in my opinion. Warm 2 is just slightly cooler but not as cool as standard mode. It’s been my favorite thus far for all modes. You can really see this in full effect on Dolby Vision Content. It's a pretty big difference and as an added bonus, it makes the picture slightly brighter. Color space: auto - you will see this pop over to native in certain formats. I leave it alone. I tried bt.2020 but I couldn’t take the over saturated reds and the pink skin tones. I can totally see using bt.2020. if you can pull off a solid calibration though. For those of us who aren't going to get one, auto is pretty solid. Clarity: I set sharpness to 5 for everything. You don’t want to over due this but you do need a little. Super resolution: Off. I personally do not like how this looks. It seems to make the motion choppy as well. For smooth gradient, noise reduction and mpeg: I have it all turned off for Dolby vision or HDR content. Basically leave it off for any good quality content. You don't need your tv processing extra items for high grade content in my opinion. However, I do find that “low” on all 3 of these settings really helps SDR content. It makes it look a lot less grainy, smoother and more modern. I only use this for old movies or dvd’s or RUclips tv etc. Nearly everything played from the auto tuner looks better with a little help from the tv's processor. Motion enhancement: this is subjective but I like custom and I set it to 4 judder and 7 blur. I find this to be a happy balance. You can go up or down 1 on the judder too but really just do whatever looks good to you. Blur reduction is also subjective. If it's set to 10 it tries to erase all blur which isn't accurate. If something moves super fast, it's a little blurry so to me that's accurate. It's also the default on most of the non customized settings so I went with it. Motion clearness: off. This is black frame insertion. Motion is smooth but the screen will get dim and it flickers. That's a hard pass for me. I hope you like these settings. Keep in mind that this is for the 75'' which has an IPS panel instead of the VA panel found on the smaller sized models. These settings will likely look a bit different on a VA panel. For those wondering about the performance of the IPS panel, I think it's fantastic. I can watch TV at some pretty extreme angles. I was doing dishes today in my kitchen nearly horizontal from my panel and it still looked pretty good. Black levels are also very good on the panel. I haven't compared the VA to the IPS side by side and I likely never will, but I can attest that I am extremely happy with it. I wasn't sold on it 100% from the moment I plugged it in, but I feel like I've found the settings that make this TV look really enjoyable to me. I hope this helps someone.
Try this, Press the Home button on the Hisense Android Remote. Head over to the Settings icon and select it. Select Remotes and Accessories from the menu using the OK button. Now, highlight the Add accessory option. ... Select your Bluetooth device from the list.
Bro please i have a problem with my new Hisense 55A6H inch 4k tv exactly like this and my problem is it displays in 1920/1080 @60hz and it's supposed to be a 4k tv
Should hit gear button on remote or home then gear/cog wheel then to Display and sound. Then select HDMI-CEC and toggle to off or grayed out. Hope this helps. Keep me posted. Please L&S!
@@tech2call There are several several models of Hisense tv’s. Mine runs their own operating system, and cannot download any google apps. Plus the ui is completely different. It’s possible he has the newer mode.
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I bought 2 of them already and I won't get sound from my sound bar then I hook up to my old tv and sound bar works fine I'm missing a step somewhere
You may need to go into your settings choose audio, and make sure you choose it to PCM or Dolby or auto or digital.
How was your sound bar connected HDMI or optical cable?
Great video! I would love to get your input on optimizing the EQ settings on a Hisense U8K. I have the Bass Boost on 5 and the EQ has 7 settings 100Hz, 250Hz, 600Hz, 1KHz, 2.5Khz, 6KHz and 10KHz. I would love to sneak a more Bass out of it along with a clearer dialog . Thanks so much!
Adjusting the 100 Hz setting on your Hisense TV's equalizer affects the bass frequencies in your audio, which are the deep, resonant sounds that give depth and fullness to music, movies, and other soundtracks. Setting this frequency to 70% enhances the low-frequency response, giving a more robust and noticeable bass effect.
At 70%, you achieve a good balance, ensuring the bass is enjoyable without dominating or muffling other sound frequencies. This balance is key to achieving a unified and immersive audio experience, where every frequency contributes to the overall sound quality.
Thanks so much!! @@tech2call I will try that.
Awesome GL
Whats the besy settings self for the equalizer? My background music is louder than the dialogue and i tey different ones to see if i could bring it up but nothing
Check volume leveling.
@@tech2call I got it but I still couldn't find the right fitting but I have it on movie mode it's actually better for me
@@mizuki4127 awesome
Hi, do you know why I can't scroll down when I try to select the audio output? I want to select ARC but I can't
Email us @ info@tech2call.net and send a picture, we'd be happy to help
How do I know which is the highs ,bass,treble. bass is on the bottom I guess?
So, 16Hz - 60Hz (Sub Bass) and 60Hz - 250Hz (Bass). In the case of the high end, we mean everything from 4kHz - 16kHz, especially 8kHz and over.
I hope this helps.
My hisense smart tv 4k is on auido channel.. its playing sound but nothing on the screen.. how do i fix this??
Change input, Change streaming service.
Unplug power, hold power button on TV for one minute.
Plug power back in.
This may be a dumb question but do you only want the wall mount setup on if it's mounted to the wall ? I'm guessing yes? You never know!
Yes, you want to choose wall mount.
Stand option uses the curve of the stand to send volume out at a lesser volume.
Wall mount is a bit louder but more hollow sounding.
Hope this helps.
Please like and Subscribe!
@@tech2call yes it does, thanks. In the settings there's something called "common UI" and it's not activated. Any idea what it is or if I should turn it on ?
@@tech2call p. S I like & subscribed
Ty so much!
How about 4k picture settings? I don't think I am getting the best picture quality
What are you doing(streaming, gaming)?
@@tech2call 4k max firestick
@@user-bf2lj1fz7s Picture Mode for all content: Film Maker. I think this gives me the most accurate white point. Fomo seems to agree on that as well. I change a lot of settings after that though. Make sure the automatic light sensor is off or it will be way too dim in the daylight. If you are watching Dolby Vision Content, Film Maker Mode won't be an option so I use a customized version of the Dolby Vision IQ mode which I'll describe further below.
Local Dimming: High. You would have to be in an extremely bright room or outside for you to want to put this on Medium in my opinion. High local dimming gives you great contrast.
Brightness: I set this to 77 for SDR (low bitrate content, old shows and movies) and 100 for everything else like HDR and Dolby Vision. My TV is in a bright room and my recommendation for 77 on SDR is based on this. This setting is really up to you depending on how much light you have in your room. I would imagine you would want this setting to be anywhere in the range of 60-80. You will definitely want 100 brightness for all high bitrate content though. This means anything HDR, Dolby Vision, Imax etc. This will allow your TV to show those extra bright moments like sunshine in a dark cave or a fiery explosion at night.
Contrast / Black Level: I use -1 for all content. Contrast is 46 by default on Film Maker Mode which I think is perfect and I haven't seen any need to go beyond that no matter what I'm watching. That being said, a proper calibration might show us something otherwise.
Dark Detail: I leave dark detail off for everything. If your Dolby Vision is just too dark for you to see, it does help you see into the pitch black a little better. This setting essentially raises the black level and makes it brighter. Normally you wouldn't want that but if you feel that Dolby Vision is too dark, you can experiment with this. I still go -1 on the black level and leave it off so I can get dark blacks which I like.
Gamma: I leave this on the standard bt.1886 which is default for film maker in SDR. I leave it on whatever the default gamma is for all of the other content as well. When in HDR or Dolby Vision IQ, the gamma will change automatically based on the content that you are watching. I've agreed with all of their default selections thus far.
Active Contrast: off
Tone mapping: off
Low blue light: off
Color: 54 (might need to turn down saturation on green and red in the color calibration screen. I turned Red saturation down by 2 on mine and I upped the flesh tone saturation by +2)
Hue: 0
Color temp: Warm 2 (this might not be a popular opinion here as warm 1 typically gets the nod. I just feel that warm 1 really puts a yellow lens on everything and makes the color green super inaccurate in my opinion. Warm 2 is just slightly cooler but not as cool as standard mode. It’s been my favorite thus far for all modes. You can really see this in full effect on Dolby Vision Content. It's a pretty big difference and as an added bonus, it makes the picture slightly brighter.
Color space: auto - you will see this pop over to native in certain formats. I leave it alone. I tried bt.2020 but I couldn’t take the over saturated reds and the pink skin tones. I can totally see using bt.2020. if you can pull off a solid calibration though. For those of us who aren't going to get one, auto is pretty solid.
Clarity: I set sharpness to 5 for everything. You don’t want to over due this but you do need a little.
Super resolution: Off. I personally do not like how this looks. It seems to make the motion choppy as well.
For smooth gradient, noise reduction and mpeg: I have it all turned off for Dolby vision or HDR content. Basically leave it off for any good quality content. You don't need your tv processing extra items for high grade content in my opinion. However, I do find that “low” on all 3 of these settings really helps SDR content. It makes it look a lot less grainy, smoother and more modern. I only use this for old movies or dvd’s or RUclips tv etc. Nearly everything played from the auto tuner looks better with a little help from the tv's processor.
Motion enhancement: this is subjective but I like custom and I set it to 4 judder and 7 blur. I find this to be a happy balance. You can go up or down 1 on the judder too but really just do whatever looks good to you. Blur reduction is also subjective. If it's set to 10 it tries to erase all blur which isn't accurate. If something moves super fast, it's a little blurry so to me that's accurate. It's also the default on most of the non customized settings so I went with it.
Motion clearness: off. This is black frame insertion. Motion is smooth but the screen will get dim and it flickers. That's a hard pass for me.
I hope you like these settings. Keep in mind that this is for the 75'' which has an IPS panel instead of the VA panel found on the smaller sized models. These settings will likely look a bit different on a VA panel. For those wondering about the performance of the IPS panel, I think it's fantastic. I can watch TV at some pretty extreme angles. I was doing dishes today in my kitchen nearly horizontal from my panel and it still looked pretty good. Black levels are also very good on the panel. I haven't compared the VA to the IPS side by side and I likely never will, but I can attest that I am extremely happy with it. I wasn't sold on it 100% from the moment I plugged it in, but I feel like I've found the settings that make this TV look really enjoyable to me. I hope this helps someone.
How do you add apps to this TV?
Connect it to the Internet. Then search with magnify glass the app that you want installed.
Can you do a video on how to add a soundbar to tv I haven’t figured it out and have done it on other tvs
Yes, there are several options.
Bluetooth
Optical Cable
HDMI ARC
I'll post a video next week.
@@tech2call my options are greyed out when I try to change the sound to the soundbar
@@worldstarhiphoptapes2616my options are also greyed out even though I plugged in HDMI eArc port
@@shishah8271 right I know I’m not crazy
You'll need to make sure that eArc is enabled
How do you connect the av component
Are you referring to an amplifier/receiver?
How do I pair à bluetooth device on hisense A6 series. 75 inch
Try this,
Press the Home button on the Hisense Android Remote.
Head over to the Settings icon and select it.
Select Remotes and Accessories from the menu using the OK button.
Now, highlight the Add accessory option. ...
Select your Bluetooth device from the list.
Hope do notice me, am i right that it is okay not to use soundbar on it because the internal speakers of the tv is superb and loud but the best.
User preference, if you like the TV sound over sound bar, use the TV Speakers! Enjoy, then do it!! BOOM.
@@tech2call How about on your preference what it was?
Sport or cinema
What Hisense model is that?
I believe the U6.
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Bro please i have a problem with my new Hisense 55A6H inch 4k tv exactly like this and my problem is it displays in 1920/1080 @60hz and it's supposed to be a 4k tv
Do you have a device plugged into it?
What's the model? Check the HDMI Ports and make sure you have it plugged into 4K 60Hz port
@@tech2call it has three HDMI ports and they all say 4k @60hz, it's the A6H series
Are you using built in or a firestick, roku or streaming device?
Hisense a7h model sir
How I on ARC
Enable?
How do I disable the narrator for the scenes
Is it in all of your streaming apps or just a certain app?
It'll be under accessibility.
Where does the cord plug into the TV?
Which cord?
Power cord?
HDMI cord?
My Hisense TV is ahead of my sound system audio! How do I match audio & video?
What is the making model of your sound bar?
How do you disconnect the hdmi-cec on this tv
Should hit gear button on remote or home then gear/cog wheel then to Display and sound. Then select HDMI-CEC and toggle to off or grayed out. Hope this helps. Keep me posted. Please L&S!
Make a video on best screen picture size please
Well every situation/layout is different. Usually 55" is the best, but optimal for for family room is 65".
Pls I want to see the Bluetooth feature I just got this yesterday but I couldn’t connect to the Bluetooth speaker
Choose Audio Output
Choose Bluetooth
Or
Go to settings
Network
Bluetooth
Turn on and connect speaker
@@tech2callI need that too if you can help me
I need that too if you can help me
@@BlissfulCooks try the steps above
What size is the TV?
55" TV
But how do I connect my bluetooth headphone
Settings
Remote and accessories
Bluetooth device
Add Device
Enjoy
how to connect to AV receiver
Connect to a TV?
Connect speakers?
CONNECT?
@@tech2call How to connect TV audio to AV receiver
Will post soon
Good video
Thank you! Please L&S!!
What tv is this
It's a Hisense, I put it in the title, but I'm not sure if I put in the description.
@@tech2call There are several several models of Hisense tv’s. Mine runs their own operating system, and cannot download any google apps. Plus the ui is completely different. It’s possible he has the newer mode.
Hisense Google tv
Yes, this is the newer model
Equalizer settings you recommend? I cannot figure out the equalizer stuff.
Video:
www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/hisense/u8-u8h/settings
Audio:
androidnature.com/best-sound-settings-for-hisense-tv/
Como programar desligar TCL em português
I don’t understand the question. Hit the power button?
How to connect to amplifier?
I'll post a video on connecting a receiver to your TV.
Stay tuned.
😂omfg this TV is nothing but a SUPER Migraine. It says to update but when i do update it, it won't let me UPDATE it
Make sure your connected to the internet.
Maybe restart your router.