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Question: UJ701V - no multi-view option
Hi! I just bought LG UJ701V, don't find it on US site model list, so probably it has a different name in other countries. http://www.lg.com/pt/tv/lg-49UJ701V Tv has webOs 3.5 (3.7.0-57312), and I was expecting to have multi-view, searched every where and just found on a compare site that this model doesn't have this. Is there any way to change webOs version to have multi-view available? or any other trick! Thanks -
Did WebOS 3.5 drop Multi-View?
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Startup LG TV full screen in WebOS for Digital Signage
I am using a LG 65-inch 4K Ultra HD 120Hz LED Smart TV with WebOS 3.0 (65UH6030) as a digital display. Every day I have to manually turn on the TV, go to the WebOS app, open a URL (http://www.tapnarts.com/signage) and then expand WebOS into full screen and move the cursor over to the top right hand of the screen to try and hide it. Is there a way in which I could schedule the TV to automatically turn on everyday and open WebOS in full screen mode opening a URL (http://www.tapnarts.com/signage) and hiding the cursor? I would also like it to turn off at a specific time so it is not running 24/7. -
Question: Streamed picture not shown full screen (best fit)
Hi all, I have a question in using SmartShare on LG WebOS 2.0 (my LG TV is 43UF770T, a 2015 model). Recently I often use the TV to view pictures from files located in my NAS through DLNA capabilities in SmartShare app. I found out that when I view pictures with resolution smaller than 4K, then the pictures are shown in the center of the TV screen and cannot be shown full screen (automatic best-fit). This is quite annoying because when viewing older photos taken from old phones with 1920 x 1080 resolution for example, then the picture will look small because it is not shown full screen. For comparison, when viewing video files, the TV automatically resizes the images until best-fit full screen, i.e. video with smaller resolution than 4K still shown full screen. This is exactly what I want. Does anyone here know how to get full screen image shown for smaller pictures (auto resize upscale to best fit full screen), just as with video files in SmartShare? Many thanks in advance.
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