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Changing HDMI input label on brand-new OLED55C9

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I think there are new options in version 3.60.02. On the “Home Dashboard” screen there’s an edit button in the top right corner. Selecting that lets you edit input labels.

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HDTVTests review of the C9 found that in it's service menu was a history of HDMI devices connected, this is likely why it recognizes the AppleTV.

If you still cannot edit the label as per Brandon's instructions it could be LG's engineers didn't put enough thought into the system and that people may still want to change the labels even if the TV auto detects the devices correctly.

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