Thx, THX!
Hopefully THX sees this
Helpful app
Great sounds and pictures.
IT STILL WORKS ! Read below
1. Open the app and click get started on the home page, video will begin
2. Then on your iPhone go swipe down or up (depending how old your iPhone is) and find the screen mirroring option and click on your Apple TVs name
3. Your TV will connect and It will be a black screen but you will hear the ladies voice starting the video
4. On your iPhone exit the video, and restart the video
5. The video will show up on your TV working immediately, if you want to watch it then turn your iPhone side ways (landscape mode) so it shows it in full screen, you can now exit the video on your phone and go to the adjustment section ( wrench and screw driver picture) and begin, when moving from section to section you can hold it normal, you only need to hold it in landscape mode when your doing the tests so that the the images fill up your whole screen.
Enjoy !
The Deep Note Button.
Not working anymore
Worked until ios18. Now crashes
Thx you need to update the app to work with ios18z
Apple HDMI adapter & an HDMI cable or mirrored Apple TV mode.
Gets you about 30-40% to a pro ISF/THX calibration if you do it RIGHT. I’m an ISF calibrator lvl 1&2 and use this to do quick checks.
To the idiots complaining about no ‘sharpness’ adjustment- FYI, the ‘sharpness’ control- 90% of the time has nothing to do with sharpness!! Samsungs should be ZERO. The higher ‘sharpness’ goes the less ‘sharp’ it gets.
Great tool for tv or projector
Why Pay $ this is DIY Perfection!
4/2024 Outdated but works-ish
don’t work anyways so it doesn’t matter
-2ch only… have to have an adapter to plug
direct into AVR with your iPhone otherwise
2ch only but does have thx sound :-)
Great
No longer functions.
Good when it works
Finally got it to work today with a lightning to hdmi cable. Never could get it to work with screen mirroring. Doesn’t appreciate it has been updated in a long time.
Browser “app” in disguise
The actual THX calibration is nothing more than a video clip of stills that the user somehow must judge to be correct. I can remember the days of DTP where one would calibrate a scanner and monitor by way of a supplied calibration image and it was all done automatically.
This app is woefully inept.
