LG TV and LG webOS Smart TV Discussion

HI All   I wondering if any help can be provided as I just purchased the LG C4 TV but having trouble getting any sound from my SC-HT500 Panasonic Theater Surround sound system having tried connecting to all four ports. I managed to connect to the universal remote via management of setting where the theater system powers up in which it's getting recognized but not getting and sound with no signal.   Please see screen shots along with manual of the surround sound system  Is there anything I'm missing in the set-up that I should try? Panasonic_SC-HT500.pdf

Which magic remote will I need for tv 27lq625s  

Sneds: Thanks. We will keep all that in mind. j

Let it go to Netflix, then select 'home' from controller - should come up with Web OS - selected TV. If does not work then use controller to select 'Input device' and select aerial not HDMI

As you are in a different country to me I can't comment on cost bit I use a LG sound bar with subwoofer, cost me £230 5 year ago with my old LG tv and it has never let me down. If you look for reviews on any you see that will help determine if suits your needs. As long as it has Optical output, Bluetooth, decent output of sound power you should be OK. Maybe your local outlet have a set up room for you to.try the sound and build quality?

My Google smart speakers are connected with my LG WebOS TV UM 7100 PLM via Bluetooth. Picture and sound are not synchronised. You can fix this ( sort of ) in settings, but only for the internal speaker. When you try the same for the Bluetooth connection the option is grey.( isn't active/cannot be used  ). Does anyone know how to synchronise video and sound between my LG TV and my Google smart speakers ?

See: That question is nearly identical to yours. It got no responses except I said I have never heard of any device supporting what you are asking for.

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