Set up HDR on PS4 consoles
How to set up HDR on PS4 consoles
PlayStation®4 consoles support High Dynamic Range (HDR) video output for gameplay and video streaming. Find out how to set up HDR to enjoy greater detail and depth of colour.
PS4™console HDR requirements
To properly enjoy HDR (High Dynamic Range) features on your PS4 console, please ensure that you have the following:
- 2K or 4K HDR-capable TV that supports the HDR10 format.
- PS4 connected with a Premium HDMI cable.
- HDR-enabled content such as a game title or streaming video service (HDR setting may need to be enabled in the in-app menu).
- PS4 console updated to system software 7.0 or later.
Does my TV support HDR?
- On your PS4, go to Settings > Sound and Screen > Video Output Settings > Video Output Information.
- If your display supports HDR, you will see "Supported" under the HDR label.
How to enable HDR on PS4 consoles
- Check the owner's manual for your TV to find which HDMI port supports HDR content.
- Access the TV settings and make sure that the TV's HDMI ports are set to enable HDR content. TV manufacturers refer to HDR in a number of different ways:
HDR, Wide Colour Mode, HDMI Enhanced Mode, UHD Colour Mode, Ultra HD Premium, Ultra HD deep colour. - Using a Premium HDMI cable, connect the PS4 to the correct HDMI port. Please note, the PS4 must be connected directly to the TV to output HDR. It can't be connected to a receiver or switch box.
- On your PS4 go to Settings > Sound and Screen > Video Output Settings.
- In the Video Output Settings menu, set the HDR and Deep Colour output settings to Automatic.
- For video streaming applications, check that the content is HDR-enabled. Most applications will have an indicator icon.
How to adjust PS4 HDR settings
You can adjust the settings on your PS4 using the HDR calibration option:
- On your PS4 go to Settings > Sound and Screen > Video Output Settings.
- In the Video Output Settings menu, select Adjust HDR, and follow the on-screen instructions.
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