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Gabor Monzak

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The LG Gallery is a very nice application, I use it many times, but unfortunately there are few classical paintings. Unfortunately, uploaded user images are represented by a variety of transitions and animations, which greatly worsens the artwork.
It would be good if:
- The number of factory-downloadable images would increase to multiple
- Simply display user UHD images without any crossover animation (get the effect on and off)
- It would be possible to play back-up images in random order.

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slothinker Newbie

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The Gallery application is nice but it does not compare with the Samsung Frame offering and that's too bad because LG could through software be quite competitive. One place to start would be to look at the Art Legacy+ and associated applications available from a small company called Landka. I've displayed from an iPad their 100+ classic images. Each image is panned slightly during display so there is no danger of burn in. Images can persist for up to 60 seconds (would rather see up to 10 minutes). The cost is minimal. LG could look into licensing this app or doing something similar. The app itself could also use a couple of improvements: 1) an optional virtual frame such as is offered by Samsung Frame and 2) changing the background color of the TV where the image does not display (for example a vertically-oriented piece of art) to be much more like a matte around a photo.

I'm running Legacy+ on my LGTV daily. It really improves the room and adds a lot of value to the TV.

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The reason that an app for Steam has not yet been added to the content store is that the owner, Valve, have not yet either created one or it has not yet been approved for the store.

LG do not make apps for the platform as they do not have access to the information that would be needed to create an app for a client's infrastructure.  Companies such as Disney et al are not going to give a third party access to their proprietary information and servers.

If you would like an app produced you need to badger the content providers to do it.

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