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Support for Dolby Vision files encoded in MKV container


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Hi LG

When playing a Dolby Vision file encoded in MKV container format, the image is green/purple in colour. A quick googling says, this occurs due the default media player in WebOS not able to decode Dolby Vision MKV container files properly.

When will this be fixed?

Regards,

Anish

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Came here for this. 

The LG will play DolbyVision in MP4 container nicely, but not in MKV. Adding DV

to MKV is a (relatively) new addition, so possibly LG just needs to update the MKV library.

 

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I get the feeling LG don't care what their customers want, as you can tell from the lack of an official forum, which I have asked them to setup.  

When friends ask me what TV to buy I first tell them to steer clear of WebOS,

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