Sony A90J "Enlarged Bezel": Is this a Glitch? 4K HDR... IT'S PIXEL SHIFT. CHECK COMMENTS
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- Опубликовано: 5 окт 2024
- There is a glitch where the display is shutting off pixels by the bezels and causing an "enlarged bezel" to occur. it seems to be software related and can be alleviated by exiting to the home screen and reopening the app.
this is called a pixel shift lol Sony cameras do it also nothing wrong can turn it off in settings
The whole screen is shifting left and right enlarging and shrinking the bezels on each side? This is my first oled so I didn't realize that's how pixel shift was handled
@@SpencersStuffTV yeah man completely normal you can turn pixel shift off and you will notice it stop doing it I've noticed a few people brining it up
@@reviewforthetube6485 ohhh thank the Lord haha. I was so confused why my bezels were growing and shrinking constantly 😂😂 thanks for the reply!
@@SpencersStuffTV haha yeah no worries man I hope you spread the word so the rumor stops spreading it happened when people saw it on the a9g also but yeah seems only sony oled owners talk about it
@@reviewforthetube6485 I just updated the video title so hopefully that'll help people haha
Thank god that I saw this video. I was literally about to return this TV tomorrow and thought of searching online and found your video. Glad that you saved me trip to store. Thanks .
1st time OLED owner.
I'm a first time OLED owner too so it surprised me as well 😂 glad I could help you out!
Me too as of today
I just bought a LG CX oled for my ps5 with 3 years warranty still I keep this option on. It’s barely noticeable but better safe than sorry.
Definitely agree
Turn it off you are more than likely will get burn in.
@@RobertK1993 how is that?
I recently learned about this with my 77” Sony OLED lol. I was worried at first thinking it was a display glitch. I also get the same exact behavior where the display readjusts like you did in :50…I thought it was a glitch with the HDMI/inputs on the TV. Thankfully this is normal. The setting is called Pixel Shift, you can enable or disable it (recommended to keep enabled to avoid pixel burn).
I know it is haha. I actually updated the video title and added a pinned comment explaining it
It’s pixel shift turn it off in settings but you must be careful of static images staying for long
Yeah that's what the comments I have are saying!
LOL, I had the same issue!!!! I was freaking out at first. I changed the content, and it went away. I never saw since then.
I had no clue that's how pixel shift worked. But I'm happy the community let me know!
@@SpencersStuffTV I received my a90j today and I noticed too! But it's in all content. Sometimes the left bezel is bigger and then suddenly it's the right bezel. Is it that pixel shift thing? I know my OCD doesn't like it ;)
@@nils1471 yeah I made a video covering how to turn it on and off 😬
@@SpencersStuffTV yeah I saw it. Thanks for that. You would think that it goes from one side to another, but it's almost always the left side that is bigger and occasionally the right side
@@nils1471 it goes in all four directions. It's better that it goes to all for Bezels to help reduce the chance of burn in. 😊
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What's the solution . Will it disappear after a while and does an update solve the problem?
Just turn off pixel shift and it goes away. It's not a glitch. Its supposed to help with burn in
Interesting 🤨 thanks for sharing. 👍
Lots of helpful people in the community. I had no clue pixel shift worked this way!
Hi!!! Could you show us the a90j and the x900e in the same shot to compare brightness, detail and sharpness with the same content?
Do you know if there is a difference about sharpness between the pixel structure oled and the pixel structure led tv? (I don't mean the sharpness which comes from the relation between resolution and size. I mean the sharpness which the chip and the panel process) Thanks 🙂
I do not own the x900e anymore. I sold it. The brightness between the two is comparable, almost the same by my eye. The detail and sharpness is a large step up from the x900e. The processor is all around producing a much cleaner and sharper image
How is the motion on it so far? Have read some comments elsewhere saying it has a little judder but I find it hard to believe.
I would say it's smooth about 95% of the time. There are occasional complex scenes where there can be a little jutter when a bunch is happening on screen. Otherwise it's a huge step up over my 930e. Easily some of the best motion I've seen
I returned mine. Panning shots were fine but terrible motion handling with quick movements
@@JB-sh1ho I don't see that problem. I watch fast paced sports all the time. From NFL, Nba, NHL, NHRA etc. Black fram insertion at 1 does wonders.
@@chasen432 I agree, sports look great. I was referring to movies and tv when people people move their face really quick, it gets a little jittery.
@@JB-sh1ho Ahh I see. I haven't watched a lot of movies yet because I need to get me a dedicated UHD Blu Ray player, but have watched a few on HBOMAX. Happy Gilmore and No Country For Old Men and I was blown away. Definitely a 3d depth look. All tv's do have pros and cons. I'd definitely done the same as you if I wasn't feeling satisfied and return it. I upgraded from a crappy 2015 LG 1080p Roku tv that was a slug to operate. So coming from something like that this tv was a HUGE upgrade. Sucks to hear it wasn't up to par for you. I can't rave about this tv enough. My only con is the HEAT the screen can produce you can feel it radiating. Then with air flow around it the recycled plastic the TV is made out of will make a popping sound from heating up or cooling down. These high end pricey tv's shouldn't be made from recycled materials imo. I just notice it sometimes when watching sports and focused on the game then you'll randomly here that popping sound from it expanded and contrasting some. I'm all for recycling but when its this expensive use the quality components is all.
Is anyone aware that this problem exists in lg as well ? Pixel shift doesn’t look good at all
It's not a problem. It's just a safety precaution. I think lg's TV's do this too. I know on sony TV's you can turn it off though. Not sure about lg
@@SpencersStuffTV okay. But don’t you think it looks bad when size of the bezels changes?
@@Aakash-mi8xq during gaming I don't really notice it since I'm not focused on that. It doesn't break the immersion for me on movies either. It's really simple to turn off though so if I ever get annoyed, I have the option to toggle it off
same i own 55" a90 j bought from best buy.. I think sony will send some update... i saw it today while playing gta 5.... i then clicked home button it went away and came back after 5 mins...
I have a video getting ready to come up covering how to enable/disable pixel shift. It's still processing right now
@@SpencersStuffTV You are life saver bro...!
you know i just noticed it today and searched on reddit and now on youtube...! your video made my day..! i spent 3900 dollars on it (inc taxes) in canada bro..!! it gave me heart attack when i noticed that... it happens on left and right border of tv... now am relaxed bro! so its all normal boss???
@@ronny2835 yes sir it's completely normal. It's done to help in the prevention of burn in. I'll shoot you the link when the video is done processing
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@@SpencersStuffTV thanks my dear bro
all tv's have that oled
Yep. That's why the video was changed. But not everyone has owned an oled. This is my first one and I didn't realize this is how pixel shift was handled
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The author is a troll and a fake. SONY 👑 GOD FOREVER NO 1 ✌️ 👑
Yeah not a troll or a fake. Good try though
Pointless review
This wasn't a review. I received feedback in the comments and changed the title of the video to reflect that. What's pointless to you isn't pointless to others considering I had people comment prior asking why this happens
@@SpencersStuffTV thanks bro..! you helped me alot..!! nothing pointless in it n yes this not a review.. this video will help alot of people in coming days going from leds to oleds...
@@ronny2835 thank you for watching and for the support my friend!