QMS VRR Support Coming to Apple TV 4K to Prevent Blackouts When Changing Content Frame Rate [Updated]

[chrono1081]

Do you have LG OLED? That’s could be part of TPC or GSR that can be disabled in service menu (except 2023 just got a fix for it).

I think it is an LG OLED. I'll have to look for those settings.

 

[upandown]

I think it is an LG OLED. I'll have to look for those settings.

If you’re not sure what tv you have I want to caution against going into the service menu. One wrong button and you brick your tv.

 

[MrTemple]

In what way doesn’t it work though?
QMS works exactly as intended, it’s prevents the black screen during frame rate changes.
It’s not an Apple TV software issue that prevents it from happening with dynamic range changes, that’s just the way QMS works full stop.

Quick Media Switching (QMS)

QMS eliminates bonks by using the VRR mechanism to change frame rates, allowing rapid, smooth changes from a nominal 60Hz rate to any media rate below it (down to 24Hz). HDMI 2.1b

www.hdmi.org

QMS VRR Support Coming to Apple TV 4K to Prevent Blackouts When Changing Content Frame Rate [Updated]

Initial reviews of the new Apple TV 4K highlighted that Apple will add support for Quick Media Switching Variable Refresh Rate (QMS VRR) via a...

www.macrumors.com

I think he was just trying to dig himself out of the hole he created when he tried to snark that the guy in the video was just an appletv complainer or something. 🤷‍♂️

When in reality he's a display expert who put the new feature through every one of its paces, including which settings you may want to set, why, and what to expect when you do.