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Energy Saving with LG55SK8000, sound only


Rolf

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Hi Everybody,

I want to use my LGTV also as source for audio content. Because of that, I would like to avtivate my  energy saving function with "no display" from my LG app, since I do not have sight connection with my LGTV all the time. An other way could be, to have a additional button with the WebOs, which activates no display even TV was finished and started again. In times of Energy Savings this would be of great help. Thanks in advance.

All the Best,

 

Rudolf

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