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By Jibun no Kage
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By taildeman
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By C3_User
I love the Always Ready feature on my LG C3. I've configured it to include the beautiful wallpaper options and it works great with the LG remote.
However, I use a Chromecast remote to control my TV and my Chromecast together. I've configured the Chromecast power button to control the TV's power. Unfortunately, the Chromecast remote's power button turns the TV off instead of switching it to Always Ready mode.
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If not, it would be great if someone from LG put this in as a feature request.
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By Jibun no Kage
LG documentation for 'IP Control' commands? I need to automate control of several LG TVs in our building, they are Ethernet connected, wired. I am able to do the 'ping' of the TVs, i.e. http://<ip address>:3000, and get back 'Hello World' response. But I can't seem to find any documentation on how to use http or even https for the LG TVs. We control various other TVs via curl commands sending http (puts). Notice that LG TV only seem to support as of Jan 2023, https per Google search. But can't seem to confirm that. Cannot use the phone app... we have to limit the interface and control access to specific commands, like on/off only, and now allow change of inputs, etc. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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By Richard Hill
I keep getting the same error message when try to install any new app. The message is L/AM.001/999/AM.0091
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With my new LG SmartTV I unfortunately invited Alexa and Google Assistant into my living room.
I would like to get completely rid of all means of these home spies and completely deactivate the voice assistant button on LGs remote control. It's really annoying whenever I accidetially touch that button which is right there in the middle of the remote.
I already tried to open the remote to manually destroy this button, but I could not open it without fear of completely breaking the case.
Is anyone here who could give me advice?
tnx
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