HDMI 1 needs to be in use for other HDMI ports to display properly?

[bbristol2]

I have a Samsung UN60JU6500. I have noticed when I use my Nintendo Switch on HDMI 2 or my PS4 on HDMI3, the colors appear over saturated. If my have my Apple TV powered up on HDMI 1, then the games systems look perfect. So as of now, I have to ensure my Apple TV on HDMI 1 is powered up when I want to play my games, very weird.

 

[americanaudiophile]

What happens if you disconnect the Apple TV?
It could be loading down the HDMI input circuit when it's not turned on.
If you connect the Apple TV to a different HDMI input does the same thing happen?
It could be a problem with the HDMI board in the TV.

 

[bbristol2]

What happens if you disconnect the Apple TV?
It could be loading down the HDMI input circuit when it's not turned on.
If you connect the Apple TV to a different HDMI input does the same thing happen?
It could be a problem with the HDMI board in the TV.

1. If I disconnect the Apple TV from HDMI 1 - Switch on HDMI 2 looks bad, Switch on HDMI 1, looks bad
2. Move Apple TV to HDMI 2 - still same issue. Switch looks bad when Apple TV is off, looks great when Apple TV is on

My HDMI connections are labeled as such
HDMI 1 : HTB/DVI
HDMI 2: HML
HDMI 3: ARC
HDMI 4: no label

The Apple TV is the new 4K version. I tried reducing the res from 4K HDR 60hz to 1080p HDR 60hz and no change.