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I have a UK6090PUA 55" SmartTV. All firmware and WebOS software and is up to date.
I have connected a Roku 2 and LG BP-M25 Bluray/DVD player to HDMI ports 1 and 2.
I get an audio pop whenever content play starts on both the Roku and DVD player.
If I use the WebOS apps there is no pop. First inkling is that the HDMI connection is the issue.
Has anyone experienced this and is there a fix?
Honestly I like the Roku streaming apps better than the internal apps. Playback is smoother. While using the internal WebOS Hulu or Prime Video apps I catch an occasional stutter.
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