When I try to watch a show using the TV app, dark scenes are so dark that it's unwatchable. I have my brightness set at 100% which doesn't seem to help. I am using Mac Studio along with a Studio Display.
Mac Studio, macOS 15.3
Thanks for the reply. Not the answer I was looking for but at least now I know. I'm a quadriplegic and I spend a lot of time in my office using my Mac. I've got limited space so I don't have room for another display. There are times when I'd like to take a break and watch a little TV. I guess I'll have to stick to YouTube videos or drive my power wheelchair out to the living room to watch TV. Sounds simple, but I have to have my wife take off my glasses, lap desk, and mouse. When I'm done watching, I have to reverse the process. Not worth it for a short break!
By the way, I use Voice Control along with a lap desk and mouse to work on my Mac. I'm not able to use a keyboard. I also use voice to control my TV.
A struggle and challenge no doubt about it. Thank you for sharing!
FWIW, you may want to consider replacing your Studio Display with one of such: https://www.dell.com/en-us/shop/all-monitors/sac/monitors/all-monitors/25-27-inch?appliedRefinements=24271,51765 and connect the HDMI to a Siri-enabled Use Siri on your Apple TV - Apple Support Apple TV 4K. That way you get only the best of both worlds.
What to do with the Studio Display you ask? Ask the Mrs! All the best.
Thanks for the suggestion. Explaining it to my wife – that will be a challenge!
Not a direct answer, but your Mac Studio comes with an HDMI port which you can connect to a regular HDMI display. The Studio Display is designed for serious photography work and not really meant for casual TV.
This is true...ditch the idea the minute she asks "And who is Siri???"
Why are streaming videos so dark on my Studio Display
