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  1. PBS would need to make one like they made theirs for other platforms: You can try and contact them to inquire.
  2. There's been a lot of frustration over the years since LG aquired webOS and moved it into all their TVs, specifically around software updates. After a year or so, updates are not always available, mostly due to model and hardware limitations. Now come teh 2024 webOS TVs and LG is promising to keep you updated for at least five years! That's quite a turnaround from years past.. The news is part of the recent 2024 QNED Announcement: LG 2024 QNED TVs also elevate the home entertainment experience with versatile personalization and increased convenience. With the webOS Re:New program,* LG is offering an upgrade to the latest version of its webOS smart TV platform to give more smart TV owners the most up-to-date user experience for the next five years. This notable offer comes to LG QNED Mini LED 8K models launched in 2022 (QNED99 and QNED95 series) and will be extended to additional models in the QNED TV lineup worldwide in the future.
  3. Changed topic title to Change view from 16:9 in movies to fit full screen - LG QLED B22 Check out this video
  4. Have you checked out https://www.lg.com/us/support/help-library/find-my-lg-model-and-serial-number--20152254906058 Try zeroes at the beginning and end.
  5. The reset password link does not work for you? https://www.lg.com/au/my-lg/forgot-password I shortened your topic title.
  6. ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, N.J., Aug. 15, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- LG Electronics USA today announced the U.S. pricing and availability of its new StanbyME Go portable screen, a versatile and unique all-in-one entertainment option. Housed in a convenient and durable suitcase with a built-in battery and speakers, the LG StanbyME Go is the ideal travel companion for on-the-go entertainment. Priced at $999.99, the StanbyME Go will be available later this month, exclusively at LG.com, and will include a special preorder offer1 of a free LG XBOOM 360 Bluetooth Speaker (XO3QBE) ($299.99 SRP). Preorders are expected to ship later this month. Housed in a convenient and durable suitcase with a built-in battery and speakers, the LG StanbyME Go is the ideal travel companion for on-the-go entertainment. The LG StanbyME Go’s 27-inch LED touchscreen is attached to a stand within a sleek case, and can be tilted, rotated, raised and lowered while in landscape and portrait orientations and table mode. StanbyME Go’s built-in 20-watt speaker adapts to the screen’s orientation, providing optimal surround sound, and supports Dolby Vision™ video technology and Dolby Atmos® stereo sound. Priced at $999.99, the StanbyME Go will be available later this month, exclusively at LG.com, and will include a special preorder offer of a free LG XBOOM 360 Bluetooth Speaker (XO3QBE) ($299.99 SRP). The StanbyME Go is LG's new, innovative display and entertainment center that allows users to bring a quality entertainment experience wherever they go without sacrificing convenience or quality. The LG StanbyME Go's 27-inch LED touchscreen is attached to a stand within a sleek case, and can be tilted, rotated, raised and lowered while in landscape and portrait orientations and table mode. StanbyME Go's built-in 20-watt speaker adapts to the screen's orientation, providing optimal surround sound, and supports Dolby Vision™ video technology and Dolby Atmos® stereo sound.2 Designed with portability in mind, the case features interior compartments to hold accessories and a built-in battery. With up to three hours3 of viewing time between charges, StanbyME Go can easily be transported thanks to a built-in handle that makes it convenient to carry, allowing users to enjoy not only movies and streaming, but games and music wherever they go. "Content viewing is no longer confined to the living room or even the home, but until now, consumers have had to sacrifice screen size in favor of portability," said David Park, Head of HE Product Marketing. "LG StanbyME Go makes the full-scale viewing experience travel-friendly and offers a versatile option for streaming, listening, remote working and more." Equipped with LG's webOS software, the StanbyME Go supports AirPlay®4 and is screen mirroring compatible with iOS and Android devices to make sharing or streaming a seamless experience. It also supports pairing via Bluetooth and Wi-Fi. Users can also enjoy hands-free control with StanbyME Go's voice recognition functionality for easily changing channels and searching for content. To learn more about all of LG's innovative home solutions, visit LG.com. 1 Preorder the StanbyME Go and LG XBOOM 360 Bluetooth Speaker in a single transaction on LG.com between August 14 – August 27, 2023 and receive $249.99 instant additional savings off of the pre-tax sale price. Available only on LG.com. Savings will be reflected in the cart when all offer requirements are met. Preorders estimated to start shipping the week of August 28, 2023 and will be filled on a first come, first served basis. Items may ship separately. All standard Terms of Purchase apply. If any of the qualifying items are removed from the cart or part of the order is cancelled or returned, the promotional savings will be void. Prices and offers are non-redeemable for cash, non-transferable and may not be combined with other offers/discounts. Availability, prices and terms of offer are subject to change without notice. 2Dolby, Dolby Vision, Dolby Atmos, and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. 3 Actual battery usage time and performance may vary depending on network connectivity and application use. 4 Apple, the Apple logo, Apple TV, AirPlay® and HomeKit are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. About LG Electronics USA LG Electronics USA, Inc., based in Englewood Cliffs, N.J., is the North American subsidiary of LG Electronics, Inc., a $63 billion global innovator in technology and manufacturing. In the United States, LG sells a wide range of innovative home appliances, home entertainment products, commercial displays, air conditioning systems, energy solutions and vehicle components. LG is a seven-time ENERGY STAR® Partner of the Year. The company's commitment to environmental sustainability and its "Life's Good" marketing theme encompass how LG is dedicated to people's happiness by exceeding expectations today and tomorrow. www.LG.com. Media Contacts: LG Electronics USA LG Electronics USA Chris De Maria Christin Rodriguez [email protected] [email protected]
  7. Resolving the Major Issues with LG TVs: A Comprehensive Guide Introduction: LG has gained a reputation for producing high-quality televisions that combine cutting-edge technology with sleek designs. However, like any other electronic device, LG TVs can experience issues that may affect their performance and user experience. In this article, we will explore some of the most common problems encountered with LG TVs and provide practical solutions to address them effectively. 1. Poor Picture Quality: One of the most frustrating issues faced by LG TV owners is poor picture quality. To enhance your viewing experience, consider the following steps: Adjust picture settings: LG TVs offer various pre-set picture modes like Standard, Cinema, or Sports. Experiment with these modes to find one that suits your preferences. Additionally, fine-tune settings such as brightness, contrast, color temperature, and backlight intensity to optimize picture quality for your viewing environment. Update firmware: Regularly check for firmware updates on LG's official website or through the TV's settings menu. Firmware updates often include performance improvements and bug fixes that can enhance picture quality. Check input source: Sometimes, the picture quality issue may be due to a poor quality input signal. Ensure that your cable, satellite, or streaming device is connected securely and functioning properly. Consider using high-quality HDMI cables for optimal performance. 2. Sound Issues: Sound problems can detract from the immersive experience that LG TVs aim to provide. To tackle sound-related issues, try the following: Adjust audio settings: LG TVs offer various sound modes, including Standard, Cinema, Music, and Sports. Experiment with these modes to find the one that suits your audio preferences. Additionally, adjust settings like bass, treble, balance, and surround sound to optimize your audio experience. External speakers or soundbar: If you are dissatisfied with the built-in speakers' performance, consider connecting external speakers or a soundbar to your LG TV. This can significantly enhance the audio quality and immersion. Check audio output settings: Ensure that the TV's audio output settings are correctly configured. Verify that the correct audio output, such as HDMI ARC, optical, or Bluetooth, is selected based on your audio setup. 3. Connectivity and Network Issues: LG TVs rely heavily on connectivity features for streaming content and accessing smart features. If you encounter connectivity or network problems, try the following solutions: Network troubleshooting: Make sure your TV is connected to a stable Wi-Fi network. Restart your router, update its firmware, or try connecting your TV using an Ethernet cable for a more stable connection. Software updates: Keep your TV's firmware and applications up to date. Regularly check for system updates in the TV's settings menu. These updates often include bug fixes and improvements that can resolve connectivity issues. Factory reset: If all else fails, performing a factory reset can help resolve persistent network issues. However, be aware that this will reset all settings and erase stored data, so make sure to back up important information beforehand. Conclusion: While LG TVs are known for their exceptional quality, they can experience certain issues that may impact their performance. By following the solutions provided above, you can troubleshoot and resolve some of the most common issues with LG TVs, including poor picture quality, sound problems, and connectivity/network issues. Remember to consult the TV's user manual or LG's support website for specific instructions tailored to your model. With these steps, you can optimize your LG TV experience and enjoy uninterrupted entertainment.
  8. Are you using a fire tv stick? or webos? It sounds like the stick, and the remote is not connected to control the TV, at which point you would have to reconnect in firetv settings.
  9. A good router should be allocating bandwith. Try hardwiring the tv the router to see if its a wifi issue. My bet is that you have a either a router issue or an app on the tv that is using too much data. Similar topic: Check out this topic on reddit as well:
  10. If you are looking for an LG TV repair manual to service your TV, you can check out Emanualonline - TV | LG Service Repair Workshop Manuals
  11. I’m also a boxing fan but there is no app for LG. It’s PPV $30. Looks like somewhat of a startup/original content platform. You’d have to use a Pc, Apple TV, roku, fire tv, or Android tv.
  12. Thanks for what? There is no content in this topic you started.
  13. Target has some LG TV deals: Target LG 43UQ7590PU 43" Smart 4K UHD HDR TV $249.99 Target LG 55UQ7570PUJ 55" Smart 4K UHD HDR TV with $25 Gift Gard $349.99 Target LG 65UQ7570PUJ 65" Smart 4K UHD HDR TV with $25 Gift Gard $449.99 Target LG OLED55A1PU 55" Smart 4K OLED UHD HDR TV $799.99
  14. Early Black Friday TV deal: LG's 65-inch C1 OLED TV gets $1,000 slashed off price on Amazon
  15. Starting a topic on US deals on LG webOS TVs for Black Friday this year. Please post anything you see coming out. Great place to keep an eye on as ads come out: https://blackfriday.gottadeal.com/BlackFridaySales/Category/televisions
  16. LG already makes some of the best monitors in the game for both productivity and gaming, especially that insane one that dynamically bends. It also makes some of the best televisions on the market — so much so that a lot of other television companies use an LG panel on their own models. Today, LG is adding a new monitor to its lineup that looks to become not only your office’s monitor, but its television, too. As reported by HomeKit News, the company has announced the LG Smart Monitor. The monitor, which exists under model number 32SQ780S, features a 32-inch 4K display and WebOS, the company’s operating platform that is usually found in its televisions. When you’re done using the monitor for work, WebOS will allow you to access all of the streaming services so you can watch movies and shows. Now the company has released the LG Smart Monitor (model no. 32SQ780S) that not only also offers 4K screen resolution but includes AirPlay 2, like its predecessor, alongside WebOS. The screen size has also been bumped up from 27″ in the aforementioned ‘stand’ model, to a 32″ display. Whilst it’s ostensibly a monitor that would end up being used with a personal computer, it can be used as a regular 4K TV. In addition to being a good base monitor for work and entertainment, it also comes with HDMI, USB-A, and even USB-C, so you can hook almost anything up to it. The monitor comes complete with not only 2 HDMI ports – one of which eARC/ARC functionality – but also offers both three USB-A ports (one on the underside, two on the side of the monitor) and a USB-C port. Finally, it also provides hardwired connectivity, via an RJ45 port if you prefer not to use WiFi. The monitor even comes packed with two five-watt stereo speakers, an integrated stand that’s made to attach to a desk, and that’s also able to rotate vertically. The only thing it feels like it doesn’t have is a built-in camera. Details on its refresh rate have not been listed on its Amazon product page, but one thing it is likely not for is gaming as, with all of the productivity-focused features, the refresh rate is likely to sit at 60Hz. Still, at $499, it is an incredible option for people looking to have a screen great for both productivity and entertainment. It could certainly end up on our list of the Best Computer Monitors of 2022. Source: https://bgr.com/tech/lgs-new-monitor-is-also-your-offices-tv/
  17. New Delhi: Elista, the electronic appliance company headquartered in Dubai has just launched new smart TVs in India. These new televisions are a refresh of their existing lineup in India. So, let’s take a look at their specs and features. Pricing and Availability The 43-ich Elista Smart LED TV has a price tag of Rs. 48,990 ($628). The bigger 50-inch and 55-inch options cost Rs. 59,990 ($769) and Rs. 70,990 ($910) respectively. These TVs are available on all leading consumer electronics shops and online platforms. Elista Smart LED TV specs & features The new range of Elista Smart LED TVs comes in three screen sizes: 43-inch, 50-inch, and 55-inch. They offer a 4K resolution of 3840 x 2160 pixels along with 1.07 billion colors. The TVs provide smooth visuals even when watching fast-paced scenes thanks to MEMC technology (Motion Estimation, Motion Compensation) and 60Hz refresh rate. The Smart TVs also come with ALLM (Automatic Low Latency Mode) which reduces the response time of the display to just 5ms, making it ideal for console gaming. The smart TV operates on LG’s WebOS which comes with the ThinQ AI. The ThinQ AI is LG’s voice assistant that makes it simple for viewers to control the TV with either voice or via a mobile device. If the ThinQ UI is not your cup of tea, you also get access to the built-in Alexa to help navigate through the UI or through your favorite OTT apps. The smart TVs come with easy-to-use Magic remote with a dedicated hotkey for Netflix and Prime Video. For connectivity, these TVs have in-built dual-band Wi-Fi. Last but not the least, the speakers of the smart TVs come powered by Dolby Audio. Source: https://pragativadi.com/elista-smart-led-tvs-with-4k-resolution-and-webos-tv-launched-in-india/
  18. LG Electronics is set to launch a new Wee Web OS 2 according to documents leaked by LG insiders, it comes with a new gaming control dashboard that allows users to fully control games downloaded from Google’s Stadia and Nvidia’s gaming download service as well as a new chipset for third pary users. The leak comes as the battle over smart TV operating systems intensifies, with brands such as Samsung, LG and Sony now raking in millions from a click of the ticket from consumers signing up to third party apps embedded on their TV’s. The leaked LG Electronic document has given an insight into a new Wee Web OS 2 for OLED TV’s along with new gaming capabilities. During the past decade over 100M Web OS TV’s have been sold with LG’s Smart TV base surpassing 160M in 2021 with up to 25M devices added yearly. Connected TV Platform research shows that there is now 1.28 billion connected devices. Samsung and their Tizen OS is on top with 12.7% share, LG and their Web OS is second with 7.3% share while Sony coming in third with 6.4% share. Last year LG Electronics gave away their WebOS software to third party TV manufactures a move that allows the3m to collect more revenue from app sales available via their OS which undergoing a makeover so that more third-party apps can be integrated into their Web OS software. ChannelNews has been told that several third-party TV manufacturers are set to move to the Samsung Tizen OS, after Samsung followed LG’s move with the offer of free smart TV software for third party manufacturers. In the battle to get third-party brands to use their OS, LG is providing an SW turnkey solution to board manufacturers including the ability moving forward for brands to put their own logo on the top of the OS. hey are also providing a video for manufacturers to use instore video to promote their TV brand running the LG WebOS software. LG’s claims that they have 160 International broadcasters on board as well as close relationships with Microsoft, Dolby, and several other leading brands. As part of their new offering LG is set to roll out a new ‘Full Home UX’ Magic Remote. The new remote when activated immediately delivers a brand-new home screen with “enhanced usability” the document claims. New listings include, Membership and Search, Recent Inputs, Home Dashboard, Frequently Viewed Channels, Web Browser, and CP Content previews. Listed as coming is new gaming including Google Stadia and Geforce Now from Nvidia, Apple TV, Paramount +, as well as Fubo TV. It also appears that Wee 2.0 is set to be powered by a new processor from Realtek. The advantage of the new chipset is that sharpness and contrast are better optimised and memory use is reduced without compromising picture quality. The new chipset also delivers ‘Super Resolution Upscaling” but only on OLED TV’s. Also built in is Alexa voice control but not for the Australian market. Source: https://www.channelnews.com.au/exclusive-lg-to-launch-new-webos-2-with-gaming-control-dashboard/
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