These settings will likely need to be changed or updated when switching between different monitors and TV setups.

HDMI Color Range: Bypass (Same as input).

Enable Stream Link (Beta) Format 1440p60.

In terms of settings, this is what I’ve used on my PlayStation 5 in order to output 2K (I realize this is likely upscaled).įor the 4K Capture Utility, I used the following settings: Regardless, this may have done the trick. Perhaps the one it was installed in was not drawing enough power or is now faulty. While I did try some different start-up and settings, I think the biggest contributor to fixing the problem was switching the slots. The PS5 would then have the resolution locked and unable to be changed. The system would also downgrade the resolution to 1080p and adjust my PlayStation 5 settings accordingly. The problem: Elgato 4K60 Pro MK.2 outputs video with fragmented image and green bars. Previously, I was using the HD60, but this only captures at 1080p and does not allow for passthrough video of any resolution greater than this. Recently, I purchased the Elgato 4K60 Pro MK.2 in order to capture Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 footage.

On your Apple TV, go to: Settings > Video and Audio > Format > Use 4K SDR and try accessing the channel again.Nothing tests your patience quite like setting up a new piece of hardware.

Change the format settings on your Apple TV to Use 4K SDR.

Update your fuboTV app and try accessing the channel again.

If you do not see tvOS v13.4 or higher under the Apple TV logo, you'll need to update your Apple TV's software by selecting Update Software and try accessing the channel again.

On your Apple TV, go to Settings > System > Software Updates.

Check the software on your Apple TV 4K.

Try connecting your Apple TV using another HDMI cable and try accessing the channel again.

Disconnect and then reconnect the HDMI cable from the Apple TV and TV and try accessing the channel again.

If connected via Surround Sound/Stereo, disconnect it and connect your Apple TV directly to your TV.

Some older equipment may not support HDMI 2.2.

HDMI Cable (recommended high-speed rated HDMI).

Your TV and anything connected between your Apple TV and TV must support HDMI 2.2.

If you see a green screen when accessing one of our 4K channels, please follow the steps below:

For more on plans available with FuboTV, see this article. Note: 4K programming is available for US subscribers with the Elite and Ultimate plans.

Green screen 4k