Palm Pre 2

Same issue. After update to 5.10.04, Apple TV playing Dolby Vision content to the C9 through my Denon 6300X receiver no longer works. Screen flashes black. Had to turn Dolby Vision off to resolve which is of course not ideal for an expensive OLED TV that you bought to use with Dolby Vision. Hoping LG can push out an option to revert back to previous firmware which worked fine, or an update to this new firmware to fix the issue. It's ridiculous to not be able to watch Dolby Vision content on my OLED TV.

50UK6540PTD  3 year old tv  now operates like a 10 year old tv.....     Well after the webos  browser upgrade...     cannot see the bar at the bottom of the playback screen....  this shows the ff/reverse  to speed across the adverts or through the recorded program... not there anymore....  also for some unknown reason the download speed has dropped to 2.3mbs was much higher than this before ie  around 35mbs       can the webos team please rectify the problems?     

I don't use any of the TV's internal apps. My sources are Apple TV 4K, TiVo 4K PVR and LG 4K BluRay player. I'm not having sync issues with any of these sources. Not sure what you mean by "Shield". 

To all of you, switching to eARC. Do you recognize some small audio/video desync with this configuration? Its definitly noteable on the "TV App --> eARC" method compared to the "Shield/ATV --> AVR --> TV" method.  So no Desync at Shield/ATV --> TV --> eARC (AVR) ??   BTW: i have the same issue with DV and this LG Update. Waiting for a hotfix

No use communicating those dumb Zee5 support who are very good in giving automated replies. Get a Mi4K box for Zee5 and other apps. However use LG's preinstalled apps except zee5 for better quality and use Mi4K box for zee5, MX, etc  

Same issue with the Marantz but no big deal for me since I always had the on-screen display disabled anyway. I have to say that, with the video sources now hooked up directly to the TV, I am noticing a subtle but apparent improvement in picture quality. 

Same issue with signal dropping out for 3-5 sec every 30 sec or so with Dolby Vision from Apple TV. C9 and an Anthem MRX1120 receiver.

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