YouTube TV vs. Cable/Satellite, Can iPhones Get Burn-In? | You Asked Ep. 36
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- Опубликовано: 5 июн 2024
- On today’s episode of You Asked: Why don’t iPhone OLED screens get burn-in? Which is better, Cable and Satellite or RUclips TV? What’s the difference between judder and stutter on an OLED TV and is there anything you can do about it?
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As others have pointed out - 120Hz TVs do 5:5 pulldown, so the cadence of 24fps is preserved and each frame is flashed five times. In the case of Sony, they actually use 4:4 pulldown (96Hz) on their 120Hz TVs.
3:2 pulldown is only necessary for 60Hz TVs.
You are 100% correct about stutter.
On a 2022 and up LG, use Cinematic Movement. On a Sony, Smoothness 1/Cinemotion Low is a sweet spot, and on Samsungs Judder 1-2 will not introduce too much SOE, but still more artifacts than LG or Sony.
Ive been noticing the stutter on my 83" C2 and I don't notice it on my 42" C2 or my C9 65". Was thinking the screen was so much larger, everything is enhanced on the 83" and the others just weren't big enough to notice. To be fair, I don't use the 42" that much for TV watching, it's more a monitor/TV. So maybe it does have stutter, but I don't notice it. Been using Cinematic Movement and I guess it helps.
@@michael-4k4000 It definitely gets worse as screen size increases, I never notice it on my OLED phone or monitor but it's very noticable on my 65" LG C1
I like the way you do it now with several questions, but on the other hand, doing a topic and attacking from different angles can be good too. Maybe once a month. Thanks for all you do.
That is exactly what I thought, a single topic episode once a month, if warranted.
Yeah once a month a single topic would make sense. Some ideas: VRR Gaming on TVs, Burn-In, OLED vs. Mini-Led Pros and Cons, Personal topic for Caleb would be interesting, or Microled or Future of Display tech etc.
Wait, you can divide 120 evenly by 24. Also at least my TV sized monitor has a 24fps mode, that it uses when motion matching is enabled on my Chromecast.
Yeah, when 120hz 1080p TVs came out, one of the selling points was better 24fps reproduction
I was about to say the same thing!
Correct! 120 Hz tvs do 5:5 pulldown not 3:2 pulldown.
How do the newer 144 hz sets do 24 fps? I assume as well as 120 hz (6:6 pulldown - ?)
@JimPV1 I'm not sure if they really do 6:6 pulldown but basically yes If that tv is natively 144hz panel. That's why many higher refresh rates can be divided by 24 like: 240, 360, 480.
I think multiple questions that tie to one larger topic would be great to be able to know which video to revisit at a glance when looking for a particular question/answer.
I like the format of a few topics each week, but for “big” topics I could see a dedicated episode now and then. Either way, your videos are fantastic!
iPhone 13 Pro Max here, I suffer from burn in 😢. It’s only noticeable at night, when my brightness is very low. Mine is just the home bar, but a buddy delivers for DoorDash and has horrible burn in of their delivery screen.
Have the same and no problems except the lame battery. 21% capacity lost in two years !!
My 13 Pro that i used daily for 2 years also have it with the home bar and wifi icon. It’s little noticeable when a shade of dark grey on the screen is like sometimes in the settings app
I’ve a 13pro also, I use google maps a lot for work and I’ve fairly serious burn in that’s also visible in low light conditions, only noticed it at a gig late last year and now it’s all I see in dim light.
I also have the 13 Pro Max but don’t see any burn-in!
I have the 13 pro max, no burn in here. I’ve had it 2 years now
Keep the variety
I like the format that you guys are doing now, but he if there are enough questions for single topic then I’m all for it. Whatever is convenient and makes sense for you guys is good for me.
I like having multiple topics because there's always at least one that relates to me. However, if it's something super nit nerdy, then I'm all for a single dedicated video. Either way, I love the work you do!
I like the variety of questions on different topics that you do now.
Another fun and informative episode of You Asked. When you brought up whether you should devote an episode to a particular question, I wasn’t so sure. But at the end, you mentioned more of a grouping of a particular subject, and I think a show centered around a particular theme might be interesting, ie Dolby Atmos?
6:10 I got several AMOLED phones burnt in. It's really easy to do : the upper status bar almost never changes and the keyboard is always there too.
My vote is to mix it up. When a topic is big enough, dedicate an entire episode.
agreed 👍
Yes...some more detailed and in-depth responses to some questions will be really good! Thank Caleb!
I like the multiple question format. It keeps it interesting. Thanks.
I would love a video on OLED artifacts like stuttering and settings to fix them
I think doing a deep dive into one topic, combining several viewers questions, would be good once in a while. I would prefer it to be only once a month, or once every two months, while keeping the same format that you're doing now, the rest of the time.
Yes! Episodes focused on a specific reoccurring question/topic would be an awesome idea!
Is it just me or has the lighting changed on your videos? It just seems really bright lately. Love the videos Q&A by the way
I love your current layout and would be bummed if it changed! There is a lot of value in learning about multiple topics in a short period of time…please keep it rolling my friend!
Great idea to tackle one topic from various angles in one video.
Great video this time around, I’d say keep as it is.
Great information 😊
Keep it the way it is! If you wait around for enough questions on a topic, you may miss out on a hot topic question that just hit the news and just became extra relevant. I like this approach a lot better-plus you probably get more views because we have to continue to watch everything fearing that we might miss something. Why make it hard on yourself-maybe you could re-answer the question in the dedicated videos you make inevitably on some of these topics, but don’t replace this awesome format.
While grouping topics is a good idea, I feel a seperate series where you tackle a topic by first explaining what the updates one must know that happened since the last time you tackled the topiic (like a change in standard etc.) followed by the typical queries you received along with their explaination; could be potentially better to a) summarise and b) keep-up to date.
Yes, id love more in depth videos on a single topic. Nits, more settings like judder and studder, etc.❤️
Yes to one video on different topics. I've just dialled my LG CX to correct setting and before always used dynamic tone mapping. Recently I was trying to get my tv to look like the HDR on my phone and realized dynamic tone mapping off gives me a better HDR picture in all content and brings my tv exactly as good as my iphone 13 pro except the slight lower brightness in rare scenes. I wish I had this info sooner
Keep the current multi-topic format. There's a pretty good chance I'll be interested in 1-2 questions and will hang around for the others. If you do a single topic on which I have no interest I'll just give that episode a hard pass. I guess, in part, it comes down to how much do you want cater to most of your viewers versus a small(er) subset. Keep up the great work.
Your response regards today's question regarding audio problems with Apple is a perfect example. Problem resolution can be vexing. First you reassure by stating it's not the users fault which can be comforting and then you give a great example of how to isolate components. Succinct and clearly stated.
Dedicated topic for a video is a great idea because you are so thorough in your reviews that they would become reference material for all of us and you would probably get more views long term!
dedicated episodes about one specific subject? Approved!
Caleb, I want information and tips on specific products. I make purchasing decisions solely on your recommendations. Thanks for all you do 💫
Is the color purity difference between the lg g series and qd-oled noticable if they are not side by side? and kind of a related question when does wrgb use the white sub-pixel? Is it all the time or only when the rgb sub-pixels aren't able to provide enough brightness? I mostly watch sdr content so there is not a ton of brightness but I am a pleb who likes saturated colors so have my tv use its native color gamut even on sdr content. I feel like my question would probably still apply in hdr too when its not trying to crank out bright highlights. Thanks so much i love your content and have really learned a lot!
keep several questions, there is always something that pertains or educates me. If there are 5 or so similar questions, maybe it deserves it's own short video.
You should do nerdy explorations of tv menus explaining all the obscure options.
We wanna see the Hisense U8N!! Please drop soon 😭
So I’m watching your video right now. I noticed that when you’re moving around it kind of looks jumpy.
I don’t know if I did this, but I looked at smoothing Judder reduction and it’s cranked up to 10 and there’s a switch for automatic.
I like the way you do it now if you do one topic it's easier to search for a topic when I type it in the RUclips search bar
6:09 it's far less common on phones for the reasons Caleb mentioned, but you can still see it occasionally on some phones. If you go to a cell carrier store and you check out an older model phone (read: display unit has been cycling through demo videos while idle for months) and you can sometimes see burn in. But yeah any sort of normal usage will very rarely lead to burn in nowadays. It used to happen more when phone OLED screens were a new tech, but manufactures have gotten so good that you can use a phone for years and years without issue of burn in as long as you're not blatantly abusing it with static images like Caleb said.
I would love to see the a detailed episode on a single problem to get more out of it but it doesn't mean i am not liking these short ones but i would love that too🔥
I have the iPhone 15 Pro Max and it’s on all the time with heavy heavy use and the screen on all the time, haven’t had any issues…. I love the youtube interface
Same here. Use mine excessively. No screen issues, but I’ve never experienced any burn in issues with the 13 or 14 either.
Regarding the second question on motion judder on S89C, Go to All Settings/Picture/Expert settings/Picture Clarity Settings, and set it to 'Custom' mode, then under Custom, set Blur Reduction to 10 and Judder Reduction to 3, clear motion unchecked, and noise reduction to off.
You can play around with Judder Reduction to 4 or 5 to see if you're satisfied with the results. Hope this helps.
p.s. In my S95C, I have the same settings as suggested and I don't have any noticeable issue.
I have the Sony A95L and an TV 4K 2022 and I have the crackling audio issue you are describing. Mine only presents the issue when viewing Dolby Atmos content and not on 5.1 surround. Have you noticed this distinction?
My samsung oled smartphone has a little bit of burn in on the top where clock, baterry and wifi icons are. Its a 2021 model
Doing a video around one topic would be nice because then it's much more searchable for others and to mark for future reference
Regarding the crackle on the Sony audio, I have the same issue. My fix is to toggle the audio mode (ie. from Auto to Cinema) and the crackle is gone. If you like a certain audio mode and it's crackling, just toggle from the mode to another, select it, and then toggle back to your preferred mode. The crackle should be gone...until next time, which seems to be after a power up. For soundbar, I have the HTA7000 connected to a A80J, and I use the Google platform on the Sony for my Apps. Hope this helps.
I like the varying topics in You Asked videos. Maybe a topic focused one hear and there but not every episode.
I have to have motion smoothing on for RUclips, 1080p TV shows, etc on my LG CX and I prefer the look of the video when I do that.
I only turn it off (ie I choose a tweaked cinema mode) for 4k movies.
Dedicated videos on single topics if you get enough "asks" OR educational type on focused areas like smartphone issues, audio general info on "how to set up" as examples
As to the first question, when I was selling TVs at BBUY I had a couple of customers that had issues with Sony's center sync tech (using the TV as the center channel). That would be the first thing I would check.
Could you make a video on the new Samsung soundbars q990d and q930d or even a video comparing the two
One major topic I would like. You could do some one on sound, the best TV for sports, and gaming or just a best tv for overall entertainment that’s is a 30 or 45min video once a month.
Hi! Could you review the new Klipsch Flexus? That would be awesome. Thank you
Yes, you should do in depth videos on 1 subject. You can't assume viewership is well versed in technology. People like myself who are not super tech knowledgeable but have an OK understanding would benefit greatly. Thanks, Caleb!
Can you do a comparison between DirecTV streaming service and its satellite one? Thinking about switching to its streaming service from my current Spectrum cable service. I'm just not sure if I can get all the full HD channels that are available on the satellite or cable.
I quit DirecTV streaming about a year and a half ago, so things could have changed but I doubt they have. Their streaming service has lower bit rate and dark scenes always looked really poor to me. They do have HD channels broadcasting in 1080i and 720p. I would say that OTA resolution looks about 20-25% better than DirecTV stream did. I got on demand streaming services, for programming not available on OTA, with no ads. A lot of content is available in 4k or higher bit rate 1080p with the apps, than my DirecTV stream or cable had.
I enjoy the variety of topics, but I think it's a good idea to tackle "common" issues in a dedicated episode from time to time.
I like the variety.
I've had my iPhone 14 Pro since launch and I've sometimes noticed the home bar burned into the screen when viewing content in landscape.
Hi Caleb, please review the Hisense U8N soon? Thank you kindly!
When will the u8n review come out!!! I'm waiting😭😭
Regarding the first question on crackle sound, it's either the soundbar or the sub. I'd get the sub out of the equation 1st to see the problem still persists or gone.
It's acoustic center sync.
I have an iPhone and use it a ridiculous amount of time.(10-12hrs a day for the last 3 years) There's burn-in where the wifi, cellular, and battery indicators are as well as the white bar you swipe up from at the bottom of the screen. It's not noticeable in normal use, but you will see it with full screen content.
Mind you, it only started showing up about a year ago, so I'd assume you've got a good year or two before it starts showing signs
I like having the variety of different questions from the viewers but, if their's a good number of people who are asking about a singular topic like Dolby Atmos or Dolby Vision, then I think it would fine to do an episode centered around a certain topic.
This crackle which you hear while using 77A95L with A7000 is typical for systems using Sony function called Acoustic Center Sync, which lets you use Sony TV and Soundbar speakers at the same time. It's not a problem with one broken component, it just works that way. The only way to repair it is to turn off the function altogether, but maybe you can try some better quality 3.5mm jack cable than the one supplied with a soundbar.
full episode would be nice
For the crackle issue - try turning off wi-fi on your TV. Fixed an issue on my older Sony OLED.
I had the same crackle issue with Sony X95J (2021 Model) and Apple TV 4K. I reset the Apple TV and the problem went away. All other HDMI sources were fine
dude yes, im torn on which platform i should buy dune 2 on to get the best picture and audio format.
You Da Man, Caleb. What about stutter on my mini LED X95L. I just got it and am extremely disappointed with the stutter and color while watching the NBA playoffs - streaming with RUclips TV with Apple TV4K. The basketball seems to stutter on its way to the hoop.
I have (2) Galaxy S phones with significant burned in from application icons. It takes a few years to happen but it definitely happens despite Samsung having a lot of experience with OLED screens.
Good idea. :D
Should do both stules of videos
YES, would be great if you explained more about what things are in the settings, and explain things like screen uniformity, dirty screen effect, etc. Reading about these topics is not that helpful, we need to see examples. thank you Caleb!
I like the variety of different questions. I would get very bored with one topic approached in 20 different ways. Keep the current format.
IMO: Keep "You Asked" lively and spontaneous, where we don't know what you're going to do next - make it potentially something for everyone, and keep your demeanor the way it is where you just freestyle and have fun with punch answers. There may be other themed shows you can do where you concentrate on a particular topic - if so do a "special" but keep "You Asked" as smorgasbord.
I have been a Dish subscriber for years and although their Hopper system can do 4K (very limited options and content) standard HD broadcast are only 1080i.
Does the new Sony Bravia TVs support full bandwidth HDMI 2.1 on all 4 ports?
I don’t think so.
Sony SA-SW5 makes unusual sounds (very loud ) when it walks. Usually when frequencies goes below 30-35Hz, I kind of solved it by keeping it on a thick rubber mat.
Hi Caleb . Q: whats your vibe on "The Frame"? I love the form factor. Do you think the matte screen would seem bland after a while? Is is a contender?
sorry, i should add , ill mainly be using my gaming pc as the source, to game , watch sports , and streaming. Also the location is quite bright and if the tv is too reflective i need to turn my kitchen lights off.
When you show hockey games you almost always show the Detroit Red Wings, are you a Wings fan? A former Detroiter asking, also I trust your reviews completely as I purchased a Hisense U8K based on your review and I couldn’t be happier.
My galaxy s8+ got burn in, and the fear of burn in on my newer phones has made me wish that LCD screens were a more common option.
I would love a video about Dolby Atmos in general. Cheapest way to get it. Or most value. Or best. And then field a bunch of questions along with it
Love your content, watching from Alberta Canada, My Cable Provider only spits out 60Hz max, so my 75U88 Hisense isn't getting enough Pop....my son XBOX has great picture quality, so he is taking over my Man Cave.😅😅
I dropped FiOS TV specifically because of picture quality issues. Horrible compression artifacts, especially on dark scenes. This was when YTTV was $35 and only existing as a phone app and website so it's been a while. I don't know if FIOS has gotten better since then but YTTV is at least as good as FIOS was when I dropped it. Beyond the picture quality, which is fine IMO obviously depending on the source which can sometimes be sub-optimal, the features are enough that I'll never switch back to standard cable again.
Yes please. I need videos to send to my family lol
My LGB9 is still amazing! I had the opportunity to buy the s95b when it came out, and I do kick myself for not getting it when I had the chance, but to be honest, my LGB9 is damn near perfect. I don't like the way the menu and all has changed with the latest update, as it seems like it has less features now. Mike, just to pop up a menu, I used to be able to pop up the menu when I was on it movie watching the movie, but now it takes me to a separate menu, and completely away from the content that i was watching.
Maybe alternate: Burning news questions & Topic specific questions!?
So you can bring hot topics quickliy to viewers and also make videos that tackle a topic comprehensively, so that it's worth revisiting it, because you know what you get if you search for an personal problem topic whenever it happens.
Why isnt there g-sync/freesync for tvs? So a tv could show native 24 if its sent 24
Focusing on one topic feels like a different style of video especially if focused narrowly on a topic. I think it could work with broad focus (tv, audio, music…etc) but getting into one super specific topic is better for a normal video. Also I could see people skipping a video if the topic is of no interest as a whole which would be a shame. As a question/idea is there a blog spot where I can easily find specific questions that have been asked from the you asked series?
I prefer the current format with different questions. I feel if you do one thing i.e. Dolby atmos and those people that don't have it or care for it won't tune in. Just my 2 cents. On a side note I have sony wh1000xm5 headphones that I use via bluetooth to my 77sonya80j and experience crackle/static noise when watching the tv. However when I connect my headphones to my pc I experience none of that feedback. I think it's something on Sony's end.
should have touched on over the air quality... in my area, it is very very nice.
Hey Caleb I use the Xbox series x for my Blu-ray’s I heard the ps5 is better in this department but how much better is my question
I intentionally have the full blast brightness all the time even indoors 24/7 with oled and non oled displays on any device that uses a display. I always have burn in issues with every oled device that I use. It's why I wish there was an option for mini led displays for smartphones and portable external monitors to eliminate burn in oled issues. I'm used to using very bright displays. I have been doing it for years since I developed it as a habit ever since I started to crank the brightness sliders maxed out like video game settings maxed out and I don't use iPhones but android devices and other devices that uses oled displays. The white colors from the oled displays turn yellow like a clear cell phone case that turns yellow. The brightness have even decreased over time. The non oled display is my 4k tv since my tv is the 65 inch samsung curve qled 4k tv from 2017.
Hi. It would be a great idea to make videos about one topic. People just don't have a lot of time to read hundreds of pages about the different type of cables, sound standards and so on.
I bought and returned an apple TV box. Getting it setup was a huge pain versus Google TV and I didn't find it particularly better to use, especially given the high price
Personally I think doing a more topic based approach is a very good idea! It is easier for me to figure out if the content will be interesting and it makes it a lot easier to search and go back and watch again in case I am struggling with a specific topic.
But what you need to consider though is that some people might skip a video they otherwise wouldn't because they are not interested in the topic. But they will like the videos they do watch a lot more 😉
I would love love some help on the 77” Samsung S89C! Sports is SO blurry and the artifacts are TERRIBLE! Does anyone have any specific picture mode settings I should try? Specifically NBA has been really bad.
One thing I'd love to have. clarified: I don't really know what the "soap opera effect" LOOKS like, nor the difference between judder and stutter, Would be cool to see a video demo of those things, but I realiae seeing it on my laptop screen, it may not translate (kinda like listening to a $150,000 music system… on my laptop speakers).
I would love to see a comparison between RUclips TV and Cable/Satellite.
i think it would be a good idea to elaborate on one topic like Atmos....
Turn off audio E-arc passthrough on the Sony tv to stop the sound crackling all the time .