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What does this even mean? Is there a message that says your HDMI connection looks great? The support page says nothing about what possible test results you can get.
So does anyone know if this means there is a problem with the cable or does this message mean it’s ok?
Thanks.
Apple TV 4K, tvOS 15
So does anyone know if this means there is a problem with the cable or does this message mean it’s ok?
I believe “looking better” refers to HDR compatibility test passed. It should look better than SDR. It’s OK.
The support page says nothing about what possible test results you can get.
Yes, that would have been better. (Pun intended.)
You may let Apple know that you think the notifications and support documents can be improved for this. Feedback - Apple TV - Apple
So does anyone know if this means there is a problem with the cable or does this message mean it’s ok?
I believe “looking better” refers to HDR compatibility test passed. It should look better than SDR. It’s OK.
The support page says nothing about what possible test results you can get.
Yes, that would have been better. (Pun intended.)
You may let Apple know that you think the notifications and support documents can be improved for this. Feedback - Apple TV - Apple
Thanks. That phraseology doesn’t make a lot of sense. How about passed? Or no issues detected? Not much common sense involved with that result.
HDMI connection is looking better
