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BUG: Impossible to play an RTSP stream directly to LG WebOS. According to LG it should work: link hidden, please login to view "● Real-time Video Streaming WebOS supports various IP video streaming protocols, including RTSP/RTP/HLS and UDP Multicast, for live streams. Its excellent capacity for content playback facilitates easy management of real-time video content." ------ After reading friggin everywhere, and on this forum, there is no easy way to do this without external products. I own 2 LG oleds, one 77" c1 and one 55" c4. And the c4 was bought with this usecase in mind. So, how do I open an rtsp:// stream on WebOs? Thanks -
By Hasan Ghasabi-Oskoei · Posted
I have recently purchased an LG 55QNED86 television. I am located in Iran. Everything seems to be working fine, but when I click on any of the options, it tells me I must first consent to the LG Smart TV user agreement. However, I then get a message saying "Unable to load user agreements - a server error has occurred ......" Can you help? -
I have an LG43UN71006LB TV. I don't have an option to download the Freeview app. When I search for it in Content it isn't found. However I was told that the app should be available on this model. Would appreciate if anyone could confirm I this is the case and if so why it isn't available to download. Thanks -
By News Reporter · Posted
World Water Day, observed every year on March 22, serves as a reminder to all of the importance of clean drinking water. It brings attention to global challenges such as water scarcity and pollution, advocating for collective efforts to ensure universal access to safe water. At the forefront of this mission is the LG Water Science Lab, dedicated to developing solutions that help provide customers with the highest quality water. In honor of World Water Day, this article takes a look at the essential work of the lab’s passionate and highly-trained experts, known as “water sommeliers.” A Water Sommelier’s Daily Routine: The Science of Taste Dedicated to making a real difference, LG’s water sommeliers analyze the taste and quality of water with the same level of precision as wine sommeliers evaluate wine. Their role is to ensure that water from LG’s premium water purifiers and filtration systems is as safe and refreshing as possible. The Water Science Lab’s water evaluation process begins with meticulously prepared samples to prevent contamination. Given that water’s flavor and scent can be influenced by the slightest changes in the testing environment, water sommeliers avoid heavily seasoned foods, alcohol or cigarette smoke before testing. They conduct “blind” sensory evaluations to assess water taste and use state-of-the-art equipment to analyze water components for impurities. Beyond sensory evaluations and quality analysis, their responsibilities include product research and filter development, contributing to the advancement of LG’s filtration technologies for consistently pure and great-tasting water. LG’s Water Research: A Passion for Safer, Better-Tasting H2O LG employs scientifically-proven methods to safeguard the water quality provided by its purifiers, including those in other LG appliances such as refrigerators. While the primary focus is on filtration systems, research also encompasses water composition and impurity analysis, crucial for optimal performance across various appliances, such as preventing water spots on dishware in dishwashers. Certified by the Korea Laboratory Accreditation Scheme, the LG Water Science Lab conducts thousands of tests annually to verify water safety and taste. The lab utilizes the latest technologies to detect harmful substances at microscopic levels (0.001 parts per million) and ensures compliance with industry safety standards. Collaborating with leading experts and international organizations, LG is doing its part to address emerging water quality challenges. The lab has developed its own testing protocols for precise evaluation and continuous improvement of filtration technologies. Through extensive research and a global network of water specialists and scientific advisors, the lab has established itself as a world-class authority in water science. The Water Science Lab also collaborates internally with LG departments that develop water-related solutions, sharing insights to enhance product performance. “Delicious Water” Through Expertise and Innovation The taste of water is influenced by its mineral composition, affecting flavor, mouthfeel and finish. To ensure a refreshing and neutral taste, LG continuously refines its purification systems, balancing beneficial minerals while eliminating unwanted odors and flavors. LG tailors its filtration systems according to regional water quality and customer feedback, constantly reevaluating and fine-tuning filters for improved consistency. The lab plays a key role in defining and delivering “delicious water.” By analyzing regional water quality and collaborating with certified water sommeliers from the Korean Water Sommeliers Association, LG has created a comprehensive water quality map. Via regular testing, the lab helps guarantee that water from LG purifiers matches the taste preferences of its customers. Innovating Water Filtration for a Sustainable Future LG Water Science Lab’s research goes beyond taste profiling to address broader water quality issues. Traditional reverse osmosis systems, commonly used in regions with high water hardness and turbidity, are known to generate significant wastewater. To address this, LG has developed direct-flow filtration systems that eliminate contaminants while reducing water waste, preserving essential minerals and ensuring a stable and efficient supply of water. As global water challenges intensify, LG remains committed to monitoring conditions and leading the future of water purification through innovative technologies for cleaner, safer drinking water. # # # link hidden, please login to view -
By Assistenza MailProva · Posted
non usando questi servizi non mi sono mai posto il problema, se trovi una soluzione fammi sapere I don't use this service, so i don't search any solution to this. if you manage to solve it, please let me known -
By Brian and Lauren McCloskey · Posted
any updates on the issue with the sky news app, I have reset, and cleared cache etc but nothing just a white screen, very frustrating. No practical help in the TV itself. -
By News Reporter · Posted
LG Recognized in the Automotive Category of This Year’s List for Driving Mobility Innovation With Its Advanced SDV and In-vehicle Technologies SEOUL, March 19, 2025 — LG Electronics (LG), a global leader in mobility technology, has been named to Fast Company’s The World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025 list in the automotive category, announced on March 18. This recognition highlights LG’s strong performance and continuing success as a pioneer of software-driven mobility solutions. Fast Company, one of the world’s preeminent business media brands, has published The World’s Most Innovative Companies list every year since 2008. The list acknowledges organizations that have made a meaningful impact through their commitment to innovation, ranking the top-performing businesses across 58 industry categories. A trusted mobility partner, LG is making rapid progress in the pursuit of its bold “living space on wheels” business direction, which reimagines the traditional automobile as an intelligent, connected environment. The company’s seamlessly integrated infotainment systems, displays, telematics and AI-powered technologies enhance safety and comfort for drivers and passengers, while also bringing the personalization and convenience of the smart home to the in-car experience. LG is realizing its futuristic vision through advancements such as the AI-powered in-cabin sensing solution, designed to make vehicles more intuitive and responsive to their occupants’ needs. Employing Vision AI and an array of sensors, LG’s solution monitors the heart rate, facial expressions and attentiveness of the driver and passengers in real time to assess their physical and emotional state. By detecting whether the driver is fatigued, stressed or distracted, and providing appropriate cues or reminders, it can help improve road safety. The company’s sophisticated sensing solution also offers personalized driving routes, real-time traffic updates and smart in-cabin adjustments. Being named to Fast Company’s The World’s Most Innovative Companies list follows a year of major successes for the LG Vehicle Solution (VS) Company. In 2024, LG introduced a cross-domain platform integrating Advanced Driver Assistance System, Automated Driving and In-Vehicle Infotainment systems to provide a flexible, cost-effective solution for OEMs. It also expanded its webOS-powered Automotive Content Platform to give vehicle passengers more immersive entertainment options. Additionally, the company launched LG AlphaWare, a comprehensive suite of software for software-defined vehicles (SDVs), and earned global recognition for the security and safety of its V2X technology. “We are honored to be included in Fast Company’s list of The World’s Most Innovative Companies of 2025,” said Eun Seok-hyun, president of the LG VS Company. “As a leading driver of future mobility innovation, we will continue to create cutting-edge SDV technologies and AI-powered solutions that transform the in-vehicle experience and improve road safety.” # # # link hidden, please login to view -
I remember when I first bought the TV in Nov '23, it would switch into PC mode (setting the HDMI input to PC) automatically when first connecting my RTX 4090 PC. This behaviour was fine as the TV was indeed being used for PC Gaming. On my RTX 3050 HTPC I could disable PC mode by changing the input back to HDMI1. This would restore all picture settings options. This change would persist until the HDMI cable was physically disconnected/reconnected. Again, this behaviour was fine for my HTPC where I preferred having access to all the picture settings options vs 444 passthrough. Now PC mode is reactivated after every Cold Boot (Shutdown > Power On) but not from Warm Boot (Restart). It is a 'silent' PC mode as the input label does not change back to PC, however the same picture settings are greyed out like in PC mode. Switching the Input label from HDMI1 to another non-PC type disables PC mode again and restores the full picture settings. I was using the RTX 3050 in my HTPC for a few months after I purchased the TV and did not experience this issue. After a few months I switched to the RX 7600 and continued to not experience this issue. I recently tried going back to the Intel iGPU on the HTPC and discovered this issue. I thought it might be an intel bug, so I reinstalled the RTX 3050 and found the issue again. I've gone back to the RX 7600 as it does not suffer this issue. I have Game Optimizer options disabled (VRR, Freesync, ALLM), 444 Passthrough Disabled, QMS Disabled. Intel and Nvidia GPU options tried: Change output from RGB to YCBCR = no effect Disable "Text Content Processing" on intel = no effect Change "Content type reported" on Nvidia = no effect (Movie does activate film maker mode) Also noticed that on the 3050 the TV switches to PC mode during POST (picture settings disabled in BIOS), while on the Intel iGPUs PC mode activates during Windows startup (picture settings enabled in BIOS, disabled at Windows login screen). Testing performed on Win11 24H2, however also experienced the issue when testing LibreElec(Linux Distro for Kodi) on the intel iGPUs (didn't test Nvidia in LibreElec as unsupported). Affected GPUs: UHD Graphics 730 on Intel i5-11400 and i3-12100, Nvidia RTX 3050 Unaffected GPUs: AMD RX 7600, Nvidia GT 1030 I've noticed that on the RX 7600 and GT 1030 the SPD Info Frame are blank/Unknown. While on the UHD 730 - Product Description: PC, Vendor Name: Intel, Source Info: PC and the RTX 3050 - Product Description: GeForce RTX 3050, Vendor Name: NVIDIA, Source Info: PC
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