Change video settings on Apple TV

Apple TV automatically plays video in the best available format supported by your TV, including resolution, dynamic range and frame rate. You can manually adjust these and other video playback settings.

Go to Settings on Apple TV.

Go to Video and Audio, then adjust any of the settings listed below.

Note: Options not supported by your TV do not appear in Video and Audio settings. Other options may be unavailable depending on the video format you choose.

Option			Description
Format			Choose the resolution, frame rate and dynamic range settings for video playback.
HDMI Output			Choose YCbCr, RGB High or RGB Low. YCbCr is preferred for most TVs. RGB formats should be matched to your TV’s settings, and require a high-speed HDMI cable.
Chroma			Choose 4:2:0 for a high-quality picture that’s compatible with most TVs and HDMI cables, or 4:4:4 for improved clarity (requires a high-speed HDMI cable).
Match Content			Choose Match Dynamic Range to watch content in its original dynamic range, Match Frame Rate to watch content in its original frame rate, or, if your TV supports it, Quick Media Switching (QMS) to reduce delays when switching between frame rates. QMS works best when switching between formats that use the same chroma. To make sure your TV uses the same chroma for all frame rates, select Optimise QMS, then select OK.
Check HDMI Connection			Make sure your HDMI connection supports your current settings.
Tap-to-Zoom Video			When this setting is turned on, you can tap twice on the clickpad centre or touch surface on your remote during playback to zoom video to fill the screen.
Reset Video Settings			Select to reset your Apple TV video settings to make them compatible with your TV.

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Change video settings on Apple TV