So, until these things are fixed Google-side - and it would actually start to make sense for developers to include the functionality in their apps - at least you can play around with this. There is no hz override in display settings It'll happily report the current refresh rate to be X hz while it is actually Y hz, which may cause timing issues for video apps that actually take refresh rate into account. Switching hz may randomly reboot the device Note that this may be both Android TV device as well TV dependent - your setup may not display this issue. This app provides an option to fix that, but that does require your device to be rooted. This means your TV or receiver needs to be turned on and switched to the correct input before booting the Android TV device, or not all the modes your TV supports will be recognized. The available modes appear to only be detected on Android TV boot. There are several issues with Google's current implementation, as it exists on the Nexus Player, firmware LRX21V: Unfortunately, at the time of this writing, even if developers added this functionality to their apps (devs: check preferredRefreshRate in WindowManager.LayoutParams), it may not work right or at all. This feature is new to Android, and thus very few apps support it yet, which is the main reason an app like this one can come in handy. Apps can actually switch the hz used by your device. If you have a compatible TV or monitor, you may want to view specific content on a different hz. Hopefully this app will be obsolete sooner rather than later. This is a tool for advanced users, please read this entire description. This app allows you to switch the hertz of your display.
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