Just purchased the 65" TV Pro Series and appears on some DVR recorded shows via Homerun/Plex, the color to get over saturated and sometimes just outright wrong such as white napkins becoming green. I didn't have this problem on my previous Vizio TV with a Roku Ultra 4K. Curious if there is some color correcting technology and if it can be turned on/off. Thanks.
Thanks for keeping us in the loop, @tommyjw6206
We appreciate the additional details. Your Roku TV system has multiple preset picture modes that adjust the appearance of the image to suit your preferences and viewing environment.
Changing the picture mode can provide enhancements, especially given the wide range of input signal types from devices like cable and satellite boxes, Blu-ray players, or game consoles and the quality of those signals.
To change picture modes, start streaming a movie or TV show or switch to the Live TV, HDMI, or AV input where your other devices are connected.
Tip: Your TV stores unique picture mode settings for each video input. For example, you can connect your cable box to the HDMI 1 input and select the Vivid picture mode, and when streaming content, you can select the Movie picture mode. When you switch between the inputs, your TV remembers your preferences and switches back to the picture mode you selected for each input.
For more information, visit our Support article on How to improve image quality using picture modes on your Roku TV system.
Please keep us posted on what you find out, and we'll continue assisting you from there.
All the best,
Chel
Hi @tommyjw6206,
Greetings from the Roku Community!
Thank you for contacting us about the color saturation issue on your Roku device. We'd like to know more specific details to determine the problem you are experiencing.
In the meantime, we recommend updating the software and restarting the system of your Roku device to see if the issue persists.
Please keep us updated on your findings, and we will continue to assist you further.
All the best,
Chel
Thanks!
Thanks for keeping us in the loop, @tommyjw6206
We appreciate the additional details. Your Roku TV system has multiple preset picture modes that adjust the appearance of the image to suit your preferences and viewing environment.
Changing the picture mode can provide enhancements, especially given the wide range of input signal types from devices like cable and satellite boxes, Blu-ray players, or game consoles and the quality of those signals.
To change picture modes, start streaming a movie or TV show or switch to the Live TV, HDMI, or AV input where your other devices are connected.
Tip: Your TV stores unique picture mode settings for each video input. For example, you can connect your cable box to the HDMI 1 input and select the Vivid picture mode, and when streaming content, you can select the Movie picture mode. When you switch between the inputs, your TV remembers your preferences and switches back to the picture mode you selected for each input.
For more information, visit our Support article on How to improve image quality using picture modes on your Roku TV system.
Please keep us posted on what you find out, and we'll continue assisting you from there.
All the best,
Chel