4K 2160p 60FPS Dead/Stuck/Defective Pixel Fix (1 hour RGB flashes) 

"didn't fix my TV but it got a couple of my teeth knocked out"

Hahaha xD

But you're alive.

But all i see is flashing grey

@@experimenteight4550 try playing it at 0.25x speed.

@@experimenteight4550 That's actually a really neat optical illusion. Pause at any time, and I've of the the colors appears! See, red green and blue are the the primary colors of light, and just like how missing red blue and yellow paint makes black (or brown, depending on shade and ratio), mixing RGB in light gives you white! Or grey, depending on shade/ratio.

Paulus Wilhelm did it really work?

Maybe it was you moving the mouse to check the time that made it work :O

@@jesusmonarrez5810 well, the question wasn't for me, but my phone got dead pixels in the bottom 30% of the screen and this video solved it

No put it on your phone in google cardboard and glue it to someone's head after they fall asleep at a party, then when they awake...

Don't forget to put it on 2X speed. Have fun.

KenKen T. No because RU-vid doesn't support 120fps so it makes it less alternative (but you could use a razer phone download the video and then put it at 2x)

oculus rif :v

Seizure mode activated

The pixel, or your eye?

@@MobileComputing the eye

@Mudkip909 oH NO

Ran it for 20 minutes and it took care of a dark spot on my LG C1 OLED.

how long did u have it on

@@Corkoth55 Lmao! Because dead ones are black not blue hehehe

@Jules Nonexistent.

i have dead pink pixel how to fix it? it didn't worked

Energic yea bro

Thank you.

Thx

IF you have 60z or more this video is twice as fast as 30Fps videos out there. Anything more than 60Hz does not improve the time it takes though :)

how long you have been playing this vedio?

Zenodilodon I dont know a word u said

@@Robert-bm1rt Then you're not very bright.

Actually sometimes LCDs can have some crystals be stuck, showing a ghost of some UI elements for instance on top of a displayed image. This video will essentially repeatedly moves the liquid crystals, and that can help getting them unstuck. OLEDs though, I don't think it helps at all, but I may be missing something

I thanks I need this so I can sleep but it takes his time so this will help me

Wtf cuando hiciste un vídeo de esto? XD

​@Lucas Gawor a

I fucking tried it and I don't regret at all, thank you

There is no guaranteed fix, I can't even fix the dead pixel on my own monitor. But sometimes it works. Or else you wouldn't find it all over Google. I would say run it for 1 - 10 hours at normal speed (1.0x), unless yours is a 120Hz monitor then you'll need double speed, not sure if RU-vid supports that though. Also you can try physically massaging the stuck pixels, again, sometimes it works.

thanks

20-30 min would be somewhat safe, atleast thats what the Internet says

I'm not sure, but certainly there are other videos in RU-vid's "recommended" list on the right hand side that suits your setup, right?

No idea, sorry. The physics is completely different: Liquid crystals vs tiny mirrors.

same

Especially the red & green mushrooms! 😁

Destin J. Harris blue

blue

Green! My favorite color! 😁

red

TheRatGuy green

Congratulations you lost your vision

Hand?

Instructions unclear, I nutted.

Probably too much...

I don't think there is anything special about the location of the dead pixel. Try to fix it the usual way and if this doesn't work, then... this doesn't work.

this is unlikely to help.

+Walton Plays AFAIK there is no way to tell which spot can be fixed and which spot can't be fixed. It is only known that *some* spots can be fixed this way. And yes, in the rare occasion if all your stuck pixels *can* be fixed, then they *will* be fixed in one run. This is very much like broad-spectrum antibiotics: you throw things against the wall and see what sticks. FYI, this can't fix the dead red spot on my monitor. Alternatively, you can try to rub gently on the spot with your finger.

oh shit just saw it...