- 0
-
-
Similar Topics
-
By SailorMoon
Hello,
I have a problem with my new LG OLED G2 newest version 4 firmware.
I tried sorting my satellite channels with chansort programm from github, because sorting them with the tv remote is a pain.
When I try to sort them with the remote and have selected about 10 or more channels all the selected channels get suddenly getting deselected, so I can only select up to 10 at a time to
sort them -> must be some kind of firmwarebug?
After exporting the channellist to a usb stick then editing it with chansort an importing it back into the tv all my channels are gone, all transponderns are deleted.
First I thought it was a charsort problem but all channels and transponders get also deleted when I simply export them to a usb drive an import them back, without editing the file at all.
Does someone know how to fix this problem?
And yes I´ve done multiple factory resets -> did not fix any of this behaviour.
I also discoverd another bug the deletes all channels, because I needed to reboot the tv I searched for a reboot option in the tvs menu, but there is no reboot option.
To do a full reboot (except from forcing it through cutting the tvs power) you can deselect the privicy agreements, after that the tv reboots, but then all channels are gone too.
-
By News Reporter
American Street Artist and Social Activist, Shepard Fairey Chooses LG OLED as His
Digital Canvas at Frieze LA
SEOUL, Mar. 1, 2024 — At Frieze Los Angeles 2024, LG OLED is joining forces with Shepard Fairey, the acclaimed contemporary street artist, social activist and founder of OBEY street wear, to bring street art into the realm of transformative digital expression. LG OLED, the ultimate digital canvas, is interwoven with Shephard’s physical works and the exhibition space itself to deliver a compelling sensory experience at LA’s annual art extravaganza.
Themed Peace and Justice, the exhibition features a selection of Shepard Fairey’s instantly-recognizable work; hand-picked by the artist himself and drawing attention to some of the most pressing issues facing society today. Fairey blurs the boundary between traditional and commercial art, employing type and image to create vibrant pieces that offer bold, memorable visuals and thoughtful social critique.
Although street art is, by its nature, an outdoor art form, Shepard is unafraid to embrace the digital medium, deftly uniting physical and virtual elements to add a new dimension to his artistic practice. Through the collection Peace and Justice, with support from LG OLED, the exhibition space at Frieze LA becomes an extension of Shepard’s distinctive art, delivering his unique creative vision in an innovative and highly original way.
Reimagined for Frieze LA, the artist’s captivating Damaged Wrong Path Mural combines several iconic pieces from the artist’s well-received solo show, Damaged (2017). The clever deployment of LG OLED TVs brings fresh energy and a new dynamic to the large, complex piece.
Leveraging the image accuracy made possible by LG OLED’s pixel-level control, Shepard amplifies the impact of this visually striking mural while imbuing it with a ‘newness’ that may surprise those familiar with the work. Shepard and LG OLED’s exclusive exploration of digital art also serves as a masterclass in the harmonious fusion of art and technology.
“Art is about so much more than aesthetics; it should spur challenging conversations, broach meaningful topics and push us to feel uncomfortable emotions,” said Shepard Fairey. “The works included in my collaboration with LG OLED were chosen with these things in mind, and to demonstrate to audiences that the combining of art and technology can drive artistic practice and expression into new and rewarding territory.”
“LG OLED is delighted to join with Shepard Fairey to push artistic boundaries and engage and inspire visitors at Frieze LA,” said Kate Oh, vice president of the Brand Communication Division at the LG Home Entertainment Company. “We remain steadfast in our commitment to the arts and will continue to support artists who share our passion for innovation and for making a positive difference.”
LG OLED is dedicated to introducing more people to the exciting, always-evolving world of digital art. Through its LG OLED ART initiatives, the LG OLED brand continues to celebrate the fusion of art and technology, and connect with art enthusiasts from all around the globe.
Join the LG OLED ART journey – visit the
link hidden, please login to view to experience the brand’s latest captivating collaborations. # # #
-
By News Reporter
Company’s Innovative Solutions Enable Customers Across Diverse Industries and
Sectors to Create Seamless Digitalized Spaces That Engage and Inform
SEOUL, Jan. 30, 2024 — LG Electronics (LG) is showcasing its advanced digital signage solutions at Integrated Systems Europe (ISE) 2024 in Barcelona, Spain, from January 30 to February 2. LG will unveil its comprehensive range of display solutions tailored to the needs of retail, corporate, education and hospitality, including its Micro LED, All-in-One LED, Transparent OLED and cloud management platforms.
Inside ISE 2024’s largest booth, the LG MAGNIT lineup of micro LED displays are featured across several zones that demonstrate different usage scenes, including a digitalized control room, meeting space, luxury suite and virtual production studio. The company’s micro LED technology enables large-scale screens that can be tailored to meet customers’ specific demands and installation environments. In addition to outstanding picture quality with stunning color accuracy across a wide viewing angle, LG’s micro LED tech has undergone rigorous testing for surface flame spread and electromagnetic compatibility.
Ideal for conference rooms, LG MAGNIT All-in-One features easy-to-access, front-mounted controls, integrated speakers and a controller for convenience and simplicity. LG’s Micro LED solutions for corporate control rooms boast large screens and continuous monitoring capabilities, while LG MAGNIT for virtual production studios delivers accurate image reproduction and compatibility with various filmmaking equipment. LG’s Micro LED displays for luxury suites leverage the α (Alpha) 9 AI processor to provide mesmerizing viewing experiences and content-optimized picture quality.
LG’s 1,728-square-meter booth also presents ‘Kinetic LED’ for diverse settings such as shopping malls and airports. The striking installation comprises a kinetic screen measuring 3,670 x 6,100 millimeters and several large-size LED Fine Pitch (model LSBC019) displaying vibrant digital art that moves in sync with atmospheric music.
The Luxury Suite offers exclusive cinematic viewing experiences with the 118-inch LG MAGNIT and 49-, 55- and 65-inch UHD signage solutions featuring new art gallery-inspired picture-frame bezels (offered in three elegant colors). With Apple AirPlay, guests can stream content to LG Hotel TVs, right from their iPhone or iPad, whether it’s to watch movies and shows from their favorite apps or share what’s on their Apple devices, including photos, personal videos, games and more. Guests simply scan a unique, on-screen QR code after checking in to privately and securely pair their iPhone or iPad directly to the TV in the room for the duration of their stay.
The Corporate Zone highlights three LG MAGNIT displays: one perfect when filming CEO speeches or commercials, another that has a detachable power supply unit for use in control rooms, and the All-in-One model with embedded controller and speakers for meeting rooms. Also on show are the newly-introduced 21:9 aspect ratio, 171-inch LED All-in-One and 21:9, 105-inch LCD signage, which work well with widescreen video-conferencing platforms. These signages are also compatible with integrated solutions from LG’s partners to meet user-specific needs.
In the Retail Zone, visitors can explore solutions that enhance the shopping experience and generate advertising revenue for store operators. LG’s various digital signage for retail boutiques, restaurants, bakeries and cafes include the 79-inch Stretch LED signage, ideal for showing brand content; Transparent OLED, which serves as a digital menu board; and LG Kiosk, which provides a convenient self-service option. The company is also illustrating the ease of selecting and playing in-store advertisements through LG DOOH Ads’ Programmatic AD feature, which optimizes advertising content according to customers.
With its thin bezels, the new 55-inch modular Transparent OLED allows for an NxN-format ‘video wall’ installation that serves as an open partition while engaging shoppers. Also, LG’s double-sided LED-LCD signage (86-inch LED and 75-inch LCD) shows off the compelling possibilities for simultaneously delivering advertisements to in-store visitors and passersby. This space also demonstrates the space-efficiency and versatility of the 37-inch stretch, and 30- and 55-inch vertical Transparent OLED displays.
The Education Zone features a digital classroom equipped with LG CreateBoard – interactive digital boards (55 to 86 inches). Educators can easily load classes through its web browser and give students access via QR codes. An excellent choice for university film programs, the integrated solution for virtual production includes LED screens for displaying digitally-rendered backgrounds, LG CreateBoard for writing and OLED displays for reviewing video footage.
To enhance the customer experience, LG offers various cloud-based software solutions that facilitate the efficient management of its cutting-edge digital displays. The integrated LG Business Cloud platform lets users explore, subscribe to and manage the cloud solutions available for LG digital signage and commercial TVs. Visitors can also check out LG SuperSign Cloud, which enables content creation and distribution for digital signage, the hospitality-enhancing LG Pro:Centric Cloud and the LG ConnectedCare remote management solution.
What’s more, LG unveils its commercial display security system, LG Shield, to respond to more sophisticated cyber threats emerging from AI. LG Shield operates under webOS to protect against security threats, safeguarding central servers, apps and operating systems. Its security performance completed a global common criteria evaluation and has been granted EAL 2 certification and ISO/IEC DIS 18974.
“At ISE 2024, LG’s digital signage, cloud management platforms and collaborations with professional partners across diverse industries reveal an unmatched ability to deliver integrated solutions optimized for a wide variety of spaces,” said Paik Ki-mun, senior vice president and head of the Information Display business unit of LG Business Solutions Company. “We will continue to provide customer-focused smart life solutions that open up new and exciting ways to connect, engage and create.”
LG’s latest digital signage solutions will be on display in Hall 3 (Stand 3K 100) of Fira Barcelona’s Gran Via conference center from January 30 to February 2. To learn more about LG’s digital signage solutions on show at ISE 2024, visit www.lg-informationdisplay.com/ise2024.
# # #
link hidden, please login to view -
By News Reporter
At
link hidden, please login to view, LG is unveiling a range of cutting-edge display solutions tailored for corporate environments. The showcase includes advanced, highly versatile products ideal for use in spaces such as meeting rooms, in-house XR studios, corporate rooms and control rooms. One of the highlights of LG’s exhibition is the lineup of Micro LED displays. These displays offer an array of pixel pitch options, ranging from 0.68 to 1.25 millimeters, and come with features dedicated to the installation environments to satisfy the diverse needs of customers from across the corporate world. Standout models include the 136-inch LG MAGNIT All-in-One with 4K resolution – a convenient solution for conference rooms featuring a controller and integrated speaker – and the LG MAGNIT with Detachable Power Supply Unit (PSU), which delivers the security and scale necessary for control rooms. The company is also showing off the specialized Micro LED for in-house virtual production studios, which integrates seamlessly with a host of professional filming equipment.
LG MAGNIT All-in-One for Boardrooms
With a standard size of 136 inches, and available in 4K or 2K resolution, the outstanding LG MAGNIT All-in-One (model or ) is suitable for use in boardrooms, executive rooms and meeting rooms. The display offers exceptional viewing experiences through outstanding LG Micro LED technology and user convenience thanks to its standardized 16:9 aspect ratio screen and a built-in speaker and controller, while LG’s pre-assembled LED display modules (LDM) help streamline the installation process. The first LG all-in-one LED lineup to feature 4K resolution, the LAAA007 provides ultra-sharp images and crystal-clear text to deliver content clearly and effectively.
Designed with adaptability and ease-of-use in mind, the LG MAGNIT All-in-One has controls and ports – including power, HDMI and USB – conveniently located on the lower screen bezel. This makes it simple to adjust sound and picture settings, and connect to different devices during meetings or presentations. The display also offers Picture in Picture (PIP) and Picture by Picture (PBP) modes, allowing users to present multiple materials simultaneously on its large screen.
LG MAGNIT for Virtual Production
More corporations are now establishing their own virtual production studios, a move that enables them to produce a wide variety of communications content – such as intra-company broadcasts, commercials and CEO presentation films – in house. LG has responded to this trend with the introduction of its Micro LED solutions for virtual production – represented at ISE 2024 by model – which provide seamless integration with cameras, lighting and other filming equipment, and deliver a smooth video-recording process with its high refresh rate (7,680Hz) and high frame rate (23.98 to 120Hz).
The Micro LED for virtual production can be powered by the cutting-edge LED processing platform HELIOS from Megapixel, which enhances the user interface and user experience with features offered by HELIOS such as real-time mapping and color calibration, multi-user control, and precise color control. The structure of LG’s Micro LED solution is engineered to minimize color distortion, preserving image accuracy across a wide viewing angle – a feature that makes the advanced display particularly well-suited for large-screen configurations.
LG MAGNIT displays are designed with the safety of users and the installation environment in mind. LG MAGNIT series has undergone testing, encompassing the surface spread of flame, color consistency from various viewing angles, and electromagnetic compatibility.*
LG MAGNIT With Detachable PSU for Control Rooms
The LG MAGNIT with detachable PSU (model ) is an impressive 163-inch display designed primarily for situation rooms and control rooms in government offices and corporate HQs. It is also an excellent choice for small to medium-sized enterprises that prioritize reliability.
The detachable-PSU design of the LG MAGNIT enables swift and efficient management. In the event of a power supply failure, it can be promptly addressed by simply replacing the PSU, without having to access the rear of the display. In addition to this streamlined design, the LG MAGNIT delivers stunning picture quality. With LG’s Micro LED technology, it produces vivid, high-contrast and highly detailed images with colors that remain true from a wide range of viewing angles.
A company that believes in the value of collaboration, LG is partnering with leading innovators from various sectors to develop a range of customized solutions catering to the specific needs of corporate customers. These collaborative efforts extend to audio and video equipment for conference rooms and other corporate spaces, while LG’s partners include conference solution providers, eavesdropping detection solution provider, studio filming specialists and interior design companies. With its active collaboration strategy, LG is continually broadening its scope of expertise and expanding its lineup of solutions.
In addition to MAGNIT displays for corporate use, LG’s ISE 2024 showcase includes the 171-inch 21:9 , a 105-inch 21:9 LCD screen optimized for video conferencing platforms. With their 21:9 ratio, these displays are ideal for displaying content and participants’ information during conferences, offering a wide field of view and ample screen space for a seamless conference experience.
The company’s attention-grabbing displays combine outstanding technology and sleek designs, and highlight LG’s sincere and ongoing commitment to delivering cutting-edge solutions that satisfy the needs of diverse businesses.
# # #
* LG MAGNIT has been validated to meet the ‘surface spread of flame’ classification (BS476 Part 7 Class 1), electromagnetic compatibility (EMC Class B), and for providing color consistency over a viewing angle tested by TÜV Rheinland. Certifications may vary by model.
-
-
-
-
Question
prabul
Hi
I am planning to buy LG 42LB6500 WebOS TV from Malaysia. Before finalizing the model wanted to Test with my HDD which is 1 TB Western Digital passport model. Interstingly the TV wasn't able to detect the HDD?? What could be the Issue?? HDD is USB 3.0, but compatible with USB 2.0. Could it be a firmware issue?
Link to comment
Share on other sites
24 answers to this question
Recommended Posts
Join the conversation
You can post now and register later. If you have an account, sign in now to post with your account.