Ha umas novas naquele fórum especificamente para Netflix
“Yes you can get a good picture out this tv. The problem with this tv is that the P5 processor is really aggressive and doesn’t response good on sources with low mb. So you need different settings for different sources with the right settings.
Netflix (uses 4/7,5 mb for HD watching) in the Android app and the p5 processor handles this good. Digital tv watching in HD needs other settings. First let’s try Netflix with your Netflix button.
You can try these Netflix settings in your Android TV app and see if you get a good picture. It’s a little different then the calibrated settings ones I posted before.
NETFLIX
Picture mode: Standard
Colour: 55 (close to calibration) or 60 (if you want more colour)
Contrast: 70 for daylight viewing/ evening lower)
Sharpness: 0
Brightness: 60 (for shadow details)
Colour enhancement: minimal. This is important to set on. In dark scenes you noticed the benefit on faces. Huge difference and unfortunately you can’t set this setting on in ISF calibration mode.
Colour temperature:
Red: 117 Green: 103: Blue: 93
Contrast mode: Off
HDR: Off
Dynamic contrast: MINIMAL. This is important to set on minimal. It get rid off all the dark areas/ contrast and grainy/ moire noise problems in scenes.
Video contrast: 88 (calibrated)
Light sensor: Off
Gamma: +2 (this get the contrast balance back with dynamic contrast on minimal)
Ultra sharpness: Off
Noise reduction: Medium (important to set on for this tv model, this is where the P5 processor does an outstanding job)
Mpeg reduction: Minimal (same here)
The reason why you need to set these reductions on, is to get rid off the aggressive (over) sharping from the P5 processor on this tv model. You get a cleaner picture (smoother faces without sharp edges). Setting these on doesn’t effect the picture quality.
Motion style: Film/ movie (smoothest and closest to 24p without artefacts)
Give it a try and follow all the steps and hope it works for you!”
