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Here is a work around Do you have access to a PC? Install Subtitle Edit, a free utitity Then open the file with Subtitle Edit This will allow you to select the subs you want and save as a separate .srt file Then you should be OK on the TV Just make sure that External Subs is enables PS Subtitle Edit has many features for replacing text in the subs file so that it appears cleanly on your TV

Using the standard Movie Player Select the title on the screen giving details 1920 x 1080 etc Then use the scroll button to roll down and show a new line below If your movie has a correctly named subtitle file, you will see a SUB button Click on it and a new window will open in the top right Firstly a button to turn subs on and off Selections about the language and the synchronisaton Hope that helps

Nothing like that showing on my LG TV screen

A search in the Apps offers me Bright VPN I installed BUT the app asks me to go to the Network parameters to select Advanced and change the DNS setting address Problem there is no advanced setting on my TV network or access to DNS service address What to do? What is the point of offering an App that is not compatible with LGOS

You can try contacting IPTVSmarters on their WhatApp number +91 70660 78966

https://maxplayer.tv/ is just a player Which IPTV service do you use that gives you the subtitles

Remember it depends on whether the original source gives subtitles, and in what language

The LG Media Player is quite basic in its handling of subtitles often displaying control data text such as <font color="#ffff00ff"> instead of acting on it I deal with this by running the file through Subtitle Edit on my PC before plugging the hdd into the TV. It can handle embedded and external subtitles At the same time I can correct some typical spelling mistake like ancl instead of and The AI programmes that generate the subtitle leave quite a bit to be desired

I get some subtitles, but only in Arabic, not my language😗 I contacted them via their WhatsApp number and they say they will look into it

My set (NANO90) goes to the first HDMI socket in use, my satellite receiver Like you I do not use terrestrial TV

I suspect it is down to your IPTV service Mine does not show any subtitles As I am hard of hearing I download all series from torrents, and add subtitles from other sources where necessary restricting IPTV to sport only

That is one of the main problems with OLED technology, it is called BURN IN I first came across it with a old phone with OLED screen When I purchased my current LG TV I was very careful to avoid OLED options and chose the NANO technology 18 months in I am still very happy with the screen No help to you I know, but a warning to future purchasers, of any brand of TV You could try suing LG on the grounds that the TV is not fit for purpose

As a partially deaf person who relies on subtitles, this would be a useful addition

Buy a separate Android video player and load the Airtel application there Then connect to to TV via HDMI LG is very limited in the applications that it supports, for security reasons

WebOS is not an open platform, like Android The applications that you can add are limited

That looks like SPAM advertising to me as the product is not for LGWebOS

I have several that I use All USB hard drives up to 2Tb No particular brand

I am also looking for DTS support on my Nano90 TV (2022 model) when playing files from a HD It does not appear to be supported, which is a shame

Since the latest SW release (03.33.11) on 65Nano90, the sound fed to my Marantz NR1711 via hdmi eARC cable is cutting out intermittently. I am playing video from an attached HD disk plugged into TV direct to the TV Previously working smoothly without interruptions No problem with hdmi connected satellite receiver as the source