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Question: UJ701V - no multi-view option
Hi! I just bought LG UJ701V, don't find it on US site model list, so probably it has a different name in other countries. http://www.lg.com/pt/tv/lg-49UJ701V Tv has webOs 3.5 (3.7.0-57312), and I was expecting to have multi-view, searched every where and just found on a compare site that this model doesn't have this. Is there any way to change webOs version to have multi-view available? or any other trick! Thanks -
Did WebOS 3.5 drop Multi-View?
I have been looking high and low for a TV that allows picture in picture with two different inputs, so I can have the Playstation 4 and regular TV on the same screen. Finally found LG TV's with WebOS3.0 and MULTI-VIEW and thought my prayers were answered! I went out and bought a 49" LG 49UJ6300 today, with WebOS 3.5(!) so it's even better I thought. Got it home, hooked it up and it was beautiful. Only to discover that there was NO Multiview! Apparently it is not supported on the 6300. What the hell? The older 6030 49" had it, with WebOS 3.0 !!!? You're supposed to ADD features, not drop them! Anyone know why they did that? Is it just that 49" version or is multi-view just gone now? That was the one feature I wanted from the damn TV, so I took it back. The older 6030 is out of stock everywhere. I'm so bummed. Nobody makes TV's that can do split-screen. I guess Samsung still does it but they are much more expensive. -
Startup LG TV full screen in WebOS for Digital Signage
I am using a LG 65-inch 4K Ultra HD 120Hz LED Smart TV with WebOS 3.0 (65UH6030) as a digital display. Every day I have to manually turn on the TV, go to the WebOS app, open a URL (http://www.tapnarts.com/signage) and then expand WebOS into full screen and move the cursor over to the top right hand of the screen to try and hide it. Is there a way in which I could schedule the TV to automatically turn on everyday and open WebOS in full screen mode opening a URL (http://www.tapnarts.com/signage) and hiding the cursor? I would also like it to turn off at a specific time so it is not running 24/7. -
LG Web OS 5.0 Smart TV? What happened to 4.0?
I'm not sure if this is real but saw this article published where they claim they have webos 5.0 on their LG TV. See below. Note : You can’t directly go from WebOS 3.5 to WebOS 5.3 . My experience after using LG LH 604 T Full HD Version review after using it for 4 months. What did we checked before switching or buying this Television ? The picture quality, price, Miracast to mirror my laptop screen and ability to stream 1080p video without any problem. Is there a non FHD version ? Yes and the price is lower and all the specs same as that of FHD version. Every thing in short after my 4 months of experience. Pros Super sharp display (FHD, IPS Panel) and viewing angles Cheaper than other bands Dust won’t settle on your screen, but on other parts dust may settle if you are living a dusty region WebOS frequently updated with patches Eye comfort mode Good sound quality Supports almost all video and audio formats like MKV, AVI, DiviX, AAC etc Inbuilt apps for Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime Video and some country specific apps Support for Miracast or screen sharing or Inter WiDi. Note WiDi is used only in old laptops models Screen can be turned off, when playing only music. Remote with pointer mouse, so you can type songs or movie names quickly in YouTube, Netflix etc on the on screen keyboard. Also when you connect or mirror your laptop screen to this TV, remote pointer can be used as mouse and there is scroller on the remote. But only double click supported, no right nor left clicks Subtitles in the video is supported 2 Years LG warranty (Note this is country specific, so do ask your seller about this) Very less power consumption, screen consumes 4% of power, speakers consumes (20 Watt) 3% of total power input Cons TV lags Sound mode can’t be changed quickly like picture mode No support for wireless headphones Web browser closes after we viewed around 15 1080p YouTube videos, it says out of memory and during restart of the browser the crashed web page is shown for us to continue playing videos In built YouTube app settings has no option to set resolution of video to play only 1080p videos Universal remote costs around $75 if you need to buy a new one, note : till now there are no probs with my universal which I clubbed with my set top box (CISCO one) and all functions are supported During Miracast laptop mouse lags and still now I don’t know how to solve this issue. Documents like docx,PDF can’t be opened from flash drive or hard drive, but from Miracast its possible. Does it support USB mode of android mobiles ? My Sony Xperia USB mode supported but my lenovo USB mode not supported and this is weird! Final Thought For this price and with this much features loaded, we say its a good go one. If you need any info or clarify any doubts about this model, just drop a comment and I will answer that for you in a working day. Source article: https://www.techwibe.com/lg-full-hd-tv-webos/
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