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By Flavio_S
On LG OLEDs. You go on and disable SIMPLINK. Fine. But everytime you turn on your HDMI device it enables itself back again. This happens because they have disables two key features that were present in previous OSs, as you can see clearly here
link hidden, please login to view (they even put screencaps of the menus where you see the missing options in the 23) These functions are Auto Power Sync and Auto Device Detection.
Man updates are supposed to add functionalities not the other way around. It's very annoying to turn on your TV and have your AVR turn on without you wanting to.
Anyone found a solution for this problem?
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By Rayden79
I'm having this problem with LG Oled 65c16LA with WebOs Version 03.40.85
When I turn off the TV, it goes into standby mode.
After 2 minutes the red standby LED turns off and it is no longer possible to turn the TV back on with the remote or with the power on button.
It is then necessary to unplug the power supply, wait a few minutes and reconnect it.
So the TV goes back to standby and you can turn it on again. In use everything works.
Is it a software problem? How can I solve it?
Thank you
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By Extra Celestial
Would love to auto start the Alexa app so my smart home can connect to it automatically when I turn it on from a plug since you can't turn on the tv with the hubs.
One small workaround instead of trying to figure out how to turn on the tv from a hub since it disconnects from the wifi when it powers off.
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By nester
Hi,
it would be great if there was some kind of “percentage” slider or just adjusted power saving settings. Right now, there is too much difference between maximum and medium power saving mode - maximum is too dark and medium is too bright, with no way to be set between. Also difference between two brightest is not so much big.
Second idea is to bring this setting somewhere closer (higher) in options. In my opinion, it might be the often changed setting by users. I use to change it regularly, especially between day and night.
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Tim Cross
My non-LG TVs have an inactivity timer that will shutdown the TV after a specified time if there is no user input. My OLED65B7B and 55UJ6540 have a 2 hour auto power off timer, but it will not shutdown the TV. I've run multiple tests trying to get it to work. and I have been told by LG 7 different ways the timer works. I've tried everything from using the power on timer to pausing my DVR. Does anyone know if the timer works, and if so, under what conditions will it shutdown the TV?
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