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All LG TVs with webOS 4.0 or higher (2018 - current models)
Sign up for Paramount+ on your LG TV
You can sign up for Paramount+ on your LG TV with these simple steps:
Launch the Paramount+ app, and select "Sign Up". You'll see an access code displayed on your TV screen.
Visit paramountplus.com/lg on your computer or mobile web browser, and enter your access code, then click "Activate".
Choose a subscription plan, then click "Continue."
You will be prompted to create a Paramount+ account, or if you already have one, sign in.
Enter your payment information, then click "Start Paramount+."
You'll see a confirmation screen, and you can return to your TV to stream Paramount+.
Stream Paramount+ on your LG TV (existing subscribers)
Once you have added the Paramount+ app, there are two ways to sign in:
On your TV Go to Settings > Sign In.
Select On my TV. Enter the email address and password you used when subscribing to Paramount+ and select Sign In. That’s it!
On paramountplus.com
Go to Settings > Sign In. Select On paramountplus.com.
You’ll be presented with a website and a code. Make a note of this code—you’ll need it for the next step.
Visit paramountplus.com/lg on your computer or mobile device, enter your activation code, and select "Activate". If you’re not signed in to Paramount+ on your computer, you’ll need to do so here.
Your screen will refresh, and you can start streaming on your LG TV.
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majorol
I have an LG 55UN74003LB smart TV running webOS 5.2.3-252113 with firmware version 3.23.45 and there is a pretty oldschool Samsung HT-DS400 5.1 home cinema system via opticla cable.
Audio cutting in and out constantly when I am playing media that is utilizing the WebOS (e.g.: TV's Youtube app, Netflix, screenshare from mobile, playback from USB attached external drive).
The sound is however flawless when I am using my PS4 or media-box that are connected via HDMI to the TV.
I tried all the possible combinations of the digital sound output (auto, PCM , passthrough) and the format of the audio (MPEG, Dolby Digital/Plus, auto, HE-AAC) with no luck.
Furthermore I purchased a Panasonic HDMI ARC exteactor and diverted TV audio to HDMI ARC port but the outcome was the same:
Flawless audio from mediabox and PS4 and cutting in/out when using TV for playback.
This leads me to beleive that cabling and my Samsung 5.1 sound system could not be the issue,
but there might be something wrong with the TV... possibly firmware issue or something.
Has anyone faced the same, and if so, does a relatively easy fix exists?
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