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Do you know how fast your connection to the tv is? Are you using WiFi or Ethernet?I just tested HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE. Runs fine at 4k in Dolby Vision on my LGC9
Do you know how fast your connection to the tv is? Are you using WiFi or Ethernet?I just tested HAUNTING OF HILL HOUSE. Runs fine at 4k in Dolby Vision on my LGC9
75MB/s wired. Have you checked what speed Netflix is showing via the option to check your network in settings?Do you know how fast your connection to the tv is? Are you using WiFi or Ethernet?
75MB/s wired. Have you checked what speed Netflix is showing via the option to check your network in settings?
Load up Netflix. Scroll down to Get help using the left menu options then click check your network.I did check the speed using the LG browser and going to fast.com. I don't know of a way to check the speed within the app itself.
Thanks! I will check it out tonight.Load up Netflix. Scroll down to Get help using the left menu options then click check your network.
Can any technical people chime in on this?Just an update on experimentation with the sub brightness control.
I currently have it on 127. This meant I could see boxes 70 onwards with a smaller amount of crush than brightness 49 on the hdr test pattern. I then played around with the sub brightness and lowered by 1 point each time to see if adjusting brightness on the TV would illuminate box 68 but keep reference black.
I found if I went to sub brightness 125 and then brightness on the TV to 52 I could see box 68!
I tested SOUL again with these settings and the scene was black so I thought it's fixed but noticed some posterization around the character which didn't seem to be there with sub b/c at 127?!?
Also with these settings I noticed some flashing artifacts in GREEN KNIGHT via PRIME VIDEO in one scene that disappeared if I turned the TV brightness down a notch to 51 but then I lose box 68's visibility! So it seems its not stable near black.
So this also affected Dolby Vision also which when putting at 52 brightness lost true black so that doesn't match the HDR picture mode?
So I'm confused as to what is the best thing to do here?
If anyone could give me help with the following?
1. Should I perhaps change the TV panel due to these grey uniformity issues? GREEN KNIGHT looked awful on PRIME in HDR. I have 75MB/s speed so not problem with bandwidth.
The black level was mostly greyish though and I could clearly see the two lighter grey patches at various times and that was with sub brightness at 127. I had a look at an HDR backup rip of this film and it looked much better than PRIME though so sone of this is compression artifacts.
2. Does sub contrast need to be altered at all to match?
2. Any problem with lowering the sub brightness to 125? Will that affect the panel in a negative way visually and is that why I got those flashing artifacts?
3. Is 127 the best setting then and is losing box 68's visibility a big deal or 125 so I can see box 68?
Trouble is I don't think there'll be many people who have adjusted those values within the service menu.Can any technical people chime in on this?
Agreed. You'd likely need a professional calibrators opinion, which is probably along the lines of "don't mess about in the service menu" Have you considered paying for calibration? At least then you can be pretty happy it's as accurate as it can get.Trouble is I don't think there'll be many people who have adjusted those values within the service menu.
Hmm that is quite an obvious patch on that test screen. Has it ran one of the shorter pixel refresher since? Could just be a short term uniformity issue since the larger refresh.Just remembered my panel did its second Pixel Refresh a few days ago.
Still looks OK imo, apart from a little black patch bottom left, not sure what that is but hasn't been affecting content.
Yeah I'd say its done two compensation cycles. I'll keep an eye out on various content see if it's noticeable.Hmm that is quite an obvious patch on that test screen. Has it ran one of the shorter pixel refresher since? Could just be a short term uniformity issue since the larger refresh.
It's luckily out of the way for most letterbox content but if it starts affecting viewing I'd be tempted to raise it as a fault if you have any warranty left.
Also for Netflix, two things:Thanks! I will check it out tonight.
Have you disabled HDRIs it possible to play Warzone on ps5 in 120hz? I’m only seeing 60hz
YesHave you disabled HDR
That's all I've got sorry, don't game on PS5. But you should definitely be able to play WZ@120Hz. Hopefully someone with a PS5 can help
Ok no worries thanks anyway, another question is it best to change hdmi to pc mode?That's all I've got sorry, don't game on PS5. But you should definitely be able to play WZ@120Hz. Hopefully someone with a PS5 can help
I had it set to PC mode before moving my gaming on to the CX and continue to do so on that. There's no downsides to have it enabled that I'm aware of.Ok no worries thanks anyway, another question is it best to change hdmi to pc mode?
Do you have your PS5 set to performance mode and also 'Enable 120Hz output' ?Is it possible to play Warzone on ps5 in 120hz? I’m only seeing 60hz
Dunno. Mine is working fine and I'm on the latest firmware and presumably no one else is having this issue as no one has replied or posted any similar issue on this forum.This may have been covered in earlier posts and I have also posted in the B7 owners forum (I have both C9 and B7 TV's)
I have two LG OLED TV's. A 65 inch C9 and a 55 inch B7. The 'Back' function no longer works on either TV using either of the remotes.
I contacted LG and they suggested the solution is to buy two new remotes!!
I think the likelyhood of both remotes having exactly the same fault and exactly the same time is highly unlikely.
On the OLED65 C9PLA the software version is 05.10.25
Any thought, comments or suggested solutions or similar issues would be welcomed
Sorry for cross posting
Thanks McMac
This may have been covered in earlier posts and I have also posted in the B7 owners forum (I have both C9 and B7 TV's)
I have two LG OLED TV's. A 65 inch C9 and a 55 inch B7. The 'Back' function no longer works on either TV using either of the remotes.
I contacted LG and they suggested the solution is to buy two new remotes!!
I think the likelyhood of both remotes having exactly the same fault and exactly the same time is highly unlikely.
On the OLED65 C9PLA the software version is 05.10.25
Any thought, comments or suggested solutions or similar issues would be welcomed
Sorry for cross posting
Thanks McMac
All sorted. The two remotes had been muddled up. The remote for the B7 was being used on the C9 and vice versa. The different versions worked exactly the same except the back button.Dunno. Mine is working fine and I'm on the latest firmware and presumably no one else is having this issue as no one has replied or posted any similar issue on this forum.