If you like a cinematic experience on gaming you need to try this settings.
First, put your Xbox on 32bit (color depth)
Second go to advance picture settings on your Rokutv and select Sports settings.
Then enter this settings.
TV brightness Brighter
Backlight 50
Brightest 42
Contrast 67
Sharpness 42
Color 44
Tint +2
Color temperature Cool
Picture size Direct
Game mode On
Remember it's important set the gameplay settings on your games to get better results. This setting was designed for increase the realism on your gameplay. Enjoy your new settings ! Note i didn't try on PS4 but i think isn't going to work properly.
Review:
http://www.cnet.com/products/tcl-48fs4610r-roku-tv/
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Calibration report using these settings: [see below]
TV software/firmware version tested: 6.0, build 5021
Below you'll find the settings I found best for viewing the TCL 48FS4610R in a dim room via the HDMI input. Your settings may vary depending on source, room conditions, and personal preference. Check out the Picture settings and calibration FAQ for more information.
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Calibration notes: The Roku TV's controls are so sparse that a true calibration isn't possible. I was happy to note that its best preset for a home theater environment, Movie Mode with TV Brightness set at "Darker," was decent if not spectacular. The main issue was that default black level (the numeric Brightness control, not to be confused with the five-position "TV Brightness" switch) was way too bright. I reduced it as appropriate but kept most of the other controls untouched.
I did experiment with the various TV Brightness controls--they serve to override Backlight, making the overall image brighter or darker--in search of improved gamma, but after compensating for backlight level differences there wasn't much I could do. I also tried the Normal color temperature but it was far less accurate than Warm.
Colors are off quite a bit in their default settings, but I was able to get error levels more respectable by desaturating the image quite a bit. Cyan was the worst, and of course impossible to fix with the paltry controls.
-- Options menu
TV brightness: Darker
Picture mode: Movie
[other settings not relevant]
-- Advanced picture settings menu
Picture Mode: Movie
Backlight: 81
Brightness: 50
Contrast: 80
Sharpness: 0
Color: 40
Tint: 0
Color temperature: Warm
Picture size: Direct
Game mode: Off

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