Video expert on getting perfect settings for Switch 2 HDR brand by brand with easier practical steps.

https://youtu.be/_BmkMcaqpX8?si=m_AqJu4IFM77YXeB

So I don't have HDR problems, there's actually an easier fix just by adjusting the test pattern.

But the experts were saying there was a perfect way to set it so I just tried it.

The one problem I was having was Cyberpunk on the Toshiba outputs at 4k, but on the Samsung the tv was displaying at 1440p.

Using this guys tips, simply turning on game mode has it now displaying at 4k.

But to get the HDR test the way he says to do it is to turn off all sorts of stuff that affects the test pattern.

I did all that, I set the HDR calibration. And the result is that it looks worse than what I had before.

However some cretin came in to use the tv before I could switch all those enhancing options back on.

I'm hoping that will get it to looking better than the way I had it before. If not this guys settings aren't worth it.

Simply leaving the test sun on the left more solid and not setting the brightness too high in the switch 2 calibration menu does it all in an easier way.

I managed to use this website to buy USA Nintendo eshop credit and used it to buy Dying Light Ultimate which isn't on the European eshop because its banned by the Germans where the servers are located.

If you guys ever want to get a game.from a different region eshop it's not too bad.

You need a different email address to your main account. You just select your desired region on the Nintendo website accounts page to create an account and they send you a confirmation code.

Then you create a user on your switch.and link it to that foreign account you created by signing in.

Then to buy you have to buy an eshop card from a site choosing your desired region. They email you the code in seconds.

https://www.pcgamesupply.com

I used  this site which was recommended by reddit and Trust pilot. It worked.

The Japanese one is a bit more difficult so I used the Google translate lens to translate anything the camera can see.

I seem to have unwittingly started the Phantom Liberty DLC in Cyberpunk 2077.

It's on the main menu as an option, so I was saving it for after I beat the main game.

But it's been seamlessly integrated into the game. You receive a holo call and then after some neat traversal you end up in dog town.

I don't really like the repeated lap tracks.

Need to try more MK8 Booster course tracks. Some of them feel quite cheap.