VIZIO OLED and Nintendo Switch

[BijouMan]

When I connect the Nintendo Switch to my VIZIO OLED, some of the picture settings are missing, including motion processing. With everything else I use with the display, all options are available. How do I fix this? And no, the display is not in Game Mode.

[chip75]

Originally Posted by BijouMan

When I connect the Nintendo Switch to my VIZIO OLED, some of the picture settings are missing, including motion processing. With everything else I use with the display, all options are available. How do I fix this? And no, the display is not in Game Mode.

Picture settings are generally omitted or greyed out when the display doesn't support the changes to the incoming signal.

[BijouMan]

Originally Posted by chip75

Picture settings are generally omitted or greyed out when the display doesn't support the changes to the incoming signal.

What’s so different about the Nintendo Switch compared to other devices?

[chip75]

Originally Posted by BijouMan

What’s so different about the Nintendo Switch compared to other devices?

It's has variable refresh rates and resolution, perhaps that's causing some issues?

[BijouMan]

Originally Posted by chip75

It's has variable refresh rates and resolution, perhaps that's causing some issues?

The Nintendo Switch does not have Variable Refresh Rate. In the display's System Information, it says "NO" for "VRR."

[chip75]

Originally Posted by BijouMan

The Nintendo Switch does not have Variable Refresh Rate. In the display's System Information, it says "NO" for "VRR."

But it does output different games at different rates (although I'm not sure if that level changes during gameplay).

[slaizer2000]

Check what your VIzio is setting it's display to. Some settings will omit options. Like is it setting itself to gaming mode? OR another mode which then disables certain features that would defeat the purpose of that feature.

[BijouMan]

Originally Posted by slaizer2000

Check what your VIzio is setting it's display to. Some settings will omit options. Like is it setting itself to gaming mode? OR another mode which then disables certain features that would defeat the purpose of that feature.

The Nintendo Switch does not have Auto Low Latency Mode as it is a feature of HDMI 2.1. My display is not set to Game Mode.

[BijouMan]

Originally Posted by chip75

But it does output different games at different rates (although I'm not sure if that level changes during gameplay).

Even games that render at 30fps always output at 1080p@60Hz.