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Installing Apps

Content Recommendation

Content Search

Connecting External Devices

Using Home Dashboard

Connecting Home IoT Devices

Connecting Smart Devices

Connecting Smart Devices using NFC Tagging

Watching Smart Device Screen on TV

Playing Sound from a Smart Device through the TV’s Speakers

Connecting USB

Using the Media Player

Viewing Photos

Playing Videos

Listening to Music

PC Remote Operation

Sharing PC Content

Watching PC Screen on TV

Making the Most of Smart TV

To Use Magic Explorer

Using Multi View

Using the Room to Room Share

Making the Most of Art Gallery

Surfing the Internet on TV

Connecting a Camera to the TV

Using Sports Alert

Live Plus

Settings

Quick Settings

Picture

Sound

Always Ready

AI Service

Game Optimiser

OLED Care

Family Settings

Programmes

Network

Devices

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Summary of Contents for C2

Page 1: ...Questo manuale d istruzione è fornito da trovaprezzi it Scopri tutte le offerte per LG OLED C2 83 OLED83C24LA o cerca il tuo prodotto tra le migliori offerte di Televisori ...

Page 2: ...ng TV Functions through Speech Speech to Text Control your TV with your voice with Google Assistant Access Voice Recognition Using Amazon Alexa To View More Features of the Remote Control Using Universal Remote Control Launching Apps through Quick Access Connecting to SIMPLINK HDMI CEC Shortcuts to Accessibility Connecting an Input Device to USB Enjoy Live TV Making the Most of Live Menu Viewing G...

Page 3: ...ying Sound from a Smart Device through the TV s Speakers Connecting USB Using the Media Player Viewing Photos Playing Videos Listening to Music PC Remote Operation Sharing PC Content Watching PC Screen on TV Making the Most of Smart TV To Use Magic Explorer Using Multi View Using the Room to Room Share Making the Most of Art Gallery Surfing the Internet on TV Connecting a Camera to the TV Using Sp...

Page 4: ...leshooting Sound Issues Troubleshooting PC Connection Issues Troubleshooting Movie Playback Issues Troubleshooting Recording Issues Troubleshooting Network Connection Issues Troubleshooting LG Account Issues Troubleshooting Contents Issues Troubleshooting Internet Browser Issues Being Aware of the Information Supported Photo File Formats Supported Video File Formats Supported Music File Formats Su...

Page 5: ...features You can log in to your LG Account or view basic information about the account to which you are currently logged in For more information see Getting Started with LG webOS TV Managing Your LG Account in User Guide Launch Search To see the details click the Apps and Content Content Search in User Guide Returns to the most recently used TV or external input You can get recommendations from va...

Page 6: ...rol Roll the Wheel OK button on the Magic Remote to scroll through the menu You can enter edit mode by selecting located at the bottom of the screen Enters the Edit App List mode Depending on your usage pattern you can set the app order automatically or edit it yourself After selecting the app you wish to edit from App List on the Home screen press and hold the Wheel OK button on the remote contro...

Page 7: ...services such as online contents and applications Setting a Wired Network reset them it takes some time to receive recommendations for contents again Home Settings When turning the power on go to the screen that sets the Home behavior or advertising display User Guide Move to the User Guide app Items that can be set may vary depending on the edit mode Exits edit mode Connect the broadcast antenna ...

Page 8: ...o the Internet beforehand If the router supports DHCP the TV is automatically connected to the network when you connect the TV to the network with a LAN cable 01 Press the button on the remote control 02 Select General Network Wired Connection Ethernet To see the details click the Settings Network Wired Connection Ethernet in User Guide 03 Turn on the power of the router connected to the Internet ...

Page 9: ... occur The wireless environment can make wireless network service run slowly Using several wireless devices at the same time can slow your network The access point device must support wireless connections and wireless connection feature must be enabled on the device to have AP access point connection Contact the service provider for availability of wireless connections on the access point Check SS...

Page 10: ... When you enter LG Account the previously logged in account is displayed and you can select an account to log in or edit the account list Basic information about the account can be viewed by selecting Account Management under the logged in account Also you can change your password or edit your account information Select General System LG Account 01 Choose one from the three options Sign in with th...

Page 11: ... to On Turning this option On may increase energy consumption 01 Press the button on the remote control The wallpaper is displayed Press the Wheel OK button on the remote control to display the wallpaper when the TV is Always Ready with the screen off 02 Set your preferred wallpaper 03 You can move between categories by pressing the buttons on the remote control or by using the Wheel OK button on ...

Page 12: ...u can set various media art as your wallpaper Moments You can set a photo saved in a connected external device or a photo of a smart device connected to the LG ThinQ as the wallpaper Sound Palette You can play music from a device connected via Bluetooth or USB You can make detailed settings for Always Ready Get Notifications Even when the screen is off you can receive notifications from external d...

Page 13: ...e User Guide available on the TV You can check the description of the associated User Guide by clicking User Guide in the upper right corner while using the app or by clicking during setup in Settings If you click on Try Now in User Guide you can navigate to that feature or setting Text colour in this User Guide is used to indicate the following Method 1 When the TV is Always Ready with the screen...

Page 14: ...arately if it is not provided Pairing the Magic Remote You must pair the Magic Remote with the LG webOS TV to use it Pair the Magic Remote prior to use as follows If the Magic Remote failed to register turn the TV off and back on and then try to register again Re registering the Magic Remote If the Magic Remote s pointer does not appear on the TV you must re register it Turn on the TV After about ...

Page 15: ...mote control button to access various functions time for more than 5 seconds until instructions appear The previously registered remote control is deregistered and then registered again 02 If you press the button and the button at the same time for more than 5 seconds the lamp on Magic Remote will blink and the registration will be canceled 01 If you want to unregister and register for another LG ...

Page 16: ...nded contents Recommendation service may not be available depending on the countries you are in You can use the voice recognition feature by holding down the button and speaking toward the top of the remote control Displays the Home menu Launches the last used app Selects an input source Entering into the Home Dashboard Move to the previous step Closes the menu Enters the Quick Settings menu Enter...

Page 17: ...s free Voice Control This function is only available when the TV is connected to the Internet If Hands free Voice Control does not work set Use Hands free Voice Control to On in General AI Service Voice Recognition Settings When the TV is on If the pointer has not been used for a certain period of time it will disappear When the pointer disappears from the screen shake the Magic Remote right and l...

Page 18: ...ay not work even if Always Ready is on Say the feature you want Example Find something to watch Programme number OO Turn up the volume Turn on OOO How is the weather today Voice Recognition Help etc 03 When you say Hi LG to the TV the Standby Light on the front of the TV will blink and the TV will produce an alert sound 01 Say the feature you want Example Turn on the TV How is the weather today et...

Page 19: ...Control wake up words can be changed in General AI Service Voice Recognition Settings Set Wake up word for Hands free Voice Control The operation may be limited depending on the country and language settings If the Hands free Voice Control function works when not intended try lowering the sensitivity by going to General AI Service Voice Recognition Settings Set Sensitivity For speech recognition f...

Page 20: ...e voice related settings or see which features are available to be used with the voice in General AI Service Voice Recognition Settings Voice Recognition Help Cautions for Speech Recognition Voice recognition requires a Magic Remote which may not be supported by certain models To use all speech recognition features you need to set your programmes region etc Otherwise you cannot use some features Y...

Page 21: ...our speech is not recognised properly speech recognition may operate differently than you originally intended Speech to Text Using Speech to Text You can enter text in text fields using the speech recognition function Select the button on the keyboard screen to switch to speech input mode Some models may not be supported Move the Magic Remote pointer in the text box to open the virtual keyboard 01...

Page 22: ...on You can change the language in General System Language Menu If there are words similar to that which you spoke out loud you may see a list of multiple results as shown below If you do not get the results you want press RETRY to try again Select a result and it will be displayed on the text box 04 22 ...

Page 23: ...gle Assistant Control your TV with your voice with Google Assistant Press and hold the Google Assistant button on the remote control to talk to Google Use your voice to easily find and play movies shows music and videos Press the Google Assistant button on the remote control to access the settings Google is a trademark of Google LLC Google Assistant is not available in certain languages and countr...

Page 24: ...es of the Remote Control To View More Features of the Remote Control You can control more features or external devices connected to your TV by using the buttons displayed on your TV screen Press the button on the remote control If your remote control does not have a button press and hold the button 01 Using the remote control select your desired button on More Actions displayed on your TV screen 0...

Page 25: ...nds to complete the settings for the universal remote control In some models you can set the universal remote control only after converting to an input of a connected device Depending on the connected device the automatic setting feature for universal remote control automatic device connection may not be supported Manually Setting the Universal Remote Control If the universal remote control has no...

Page 26: ...ily with Quick Access Press and hold a number button on the remote control to open an app or to activate an external input registered to the button Setting Quick Access If you press and hold a number button that has already been registered the registered function will be performed To see the items that can be registered select a number that has not been registered in the Quick Access edit mode If ...

Page 27: ...be registered will be shown An item that has been registered to a different number is indicated with a check mark You can view a brief instruction for this function Connect the SIMPLINK HDMI Output port to the TV HDMI IN port with an HDMI cable 01 Press the button on the remote control 02 Select General Devices HDMI Settings 03 Set SIMPLINK HDMI CEC to On 04 Turn on the connected device When the T...

Page 28: ...d SIMPLINK Functions Instant Play When you start a multimedia device you can immediately watch content from the device on the TV without having to control anything Controlling devices with the TV remote control Enables the user to control multimedia devices with the TV remote control to watch content The menu of the multimedia device can be operated with the arrow keys on the remote control Main P...

Page 29: ...t possible to enter text on some screens It is recommended that you use a product that has been tested for compatibility with LG TVs Logitech K360 Logitech K400 Logitech K750 You can change the input language by pressing the language switch key or the right Alt key And also can change by pressing the Ctrl key and the Space key at same time When using a wireless USB keyboard the connection can be l...

Page 30: ...n User Guide Enjoy Live TV Making the Most of Live Menu Using Live Menu You can use the relevant features with ease when watching TV broadcasts Press and hold the GUIDE button on the Magic Remote Or press the LIST button on the standard remote control Guide You can view programmes and the schedule of each programmes To see the details click the Enjoy Live TV Viewing Guide in User Guide Programmes ...

Page 31: ...oadcast service The configurable items differ depending on model Viewing Guide Viewing TV Guide You can view programmes and the schedule of each programmes TV Scheduler You can enter the time and date of a programme to schedule watching or recording it at the set time To see the details click the Enjoy Live TV Using TV Scheduler in User Guide Recordings You can check the recordings stored in the s...

Page 32: ...ogramme you are currently watching as well as the focused programme information Select the button or the title of the desired programme You can view more information on the programme and perform Watch Record only available on certain models or Reminder Scheduled Recording only available on certain models etc You will be taken to the programme list for the current date and time Programme Manager La...

Page 33: ...lect a programme banner to enter the detailed information pop up to see the detailed programme information or run additional features related to the banner You can view broadcast information about other programmes using the buttons You can view broadcast information about the programme you are currently watching using the buttons The features can be controlled only within the detailed information ...

Page 34: ...as at least 2 3 GB With the Live Playback function you can play a programme back for up to two hours depending on remaining USB HDD capacity This time may vary depending on your region The videos saved in Live Playback mode are deleted if you turn off the TV without recording them Input the USB HDD in the USB port 01 Press the button on the remote control and select Live Playback If your remote co...

Page 35: ...rding starts If multiple USB storage devices are connected the last recorded storage device is selected automatically The available capacity of the USB HDD partition must be at least 1 GB There must be at least 4 GB of partition size on USB stick The recordable time may vary depending on the capacity of your USB storage device Upon the initial attempt to record to the USB memory the TV will perfor...

Page 36: ... storage device may not work or function properly when a USB hub or extension cable is used Recording may be interrupted if the remaining storage capacity is insufficient Use of a storage device with sufficient space for recording is recommended The configurable items differ depending on model Some functions may not be available while recording is in progress Only broadcast programmes you view thr...

Page 37: ... If you switch apps or input during recording recording automatically ends and the recorded files will be saved Only available with analogue broadcasts With the Music Catch function you can play a music for up to two hours Some models may not be supported Using TV Scheduler Using the TV Scheduler You can enter the time and date of a programme to schedule watching or recording it at the set time Pr...

Page 38: ...Scheduled Recording You can set the New Reminder Sort You can sort the list Filter Sets the filter Delete You can set the Delete Mode Guide Launch Guide User Guide Launch User Guide Quit App Turns off the app from running in the background Closes the app Run Live TV by pressing 01 Press the button on the remote control and select Guide If your remote control does not have a button press and hold t...

Page 39: ...utton on the remote control and select TV Scheduler If your remote control does not have a button press and hold the button 02 Select the or the 03 Select Create Manually 04 Set the date time and programme to record or watch 05 Run Live TV by pressing 01 Press the button on the remote control and select Recordings If your remote control does not have a button press and hold the button 02 Launch Se...

Page 40: ...can control the playback of your desired recording by pressing the Wheel OK button during playback You can access more features by pressing the button on the remote control while using the playback control 02 Shows the previous recording Plays or pauses the recording Shows the next recording Turn subtitles on or off You can set continuous playback Fast rewinds the video at higher speeds Fast forwa...

Page 41: ... supported You must connect to the network and agree to User Agreements before you use it In the General System Location the Broadcast Country and the LG Services Country must be the same If you change any of them you cannot use the service While watching an Internet Programme click the button on the Remote control You can start the LG Channels Some content can cause a switch from Live TV app to a...

Page 42: ...e number The sub page number is displayed at the bottom of the screen To hold or change the sub page press the or Number buttons Hold Stops the automatic page change which will occur if a teletext page consists of 2 or If your remote control does not have a button press and hold the button Select Teletext 02 The Teletext window appears 03 To view TV broadcasts and Teletext at the same time press t...

Page 43: ...updated page is available then display will change to the page number Select this menu again to view the updated teletext page Language Sets Teletext language In Digital Mode Only To Set Teletext Language Use the Teletext language function when two or more Teletext languages are broadcast In Digital Mode Only If Teletext data in a selected language is not broadcast the default language will be dis...

Page 44: ...f video over a broadband connection thus guaranteeing the best possible image quality for the viewer For more information about HbbTV visit www hbbtv org Some models may not be supported To Use HbbTV General Programmes HbbTV Sets HbbTV to On Enjoy a wide variety of content from HbbTV enabled services Service features may be limited when the TV is not connected to the internet The functionality and...

Page 45: ...Launch Apps 02 Select a category or press the button to search for an app 03 Select an app to install 04 Read the details of the app and then press Install 05 When the installation is complete you can run the app immediately 06 Searches for content To see the details click the Apps and Content Content Search in User Guide You can log in to your LG account You can manage apps such as updating or de...

Page 46: ...n the programme you are watching or TV viewing patterns If you are watching the TV using a set top box you must complete the setup of the universal remote control to use the recommendation feature normally For more information see How to Operate TV Using Universal Remote Control in User Guide When using a standard remote control press the button on it Some models may not be supported You must conn...

Page 47: ... to the network to use the search feature Search results may vary depending on the programme region network settings and whether you have agreed to the terms and conditions Press the button on the remote control 01 Launch 02 Search for a variety of content and information using the desired search terms 03 Enter a search term Shows recent searches You can select one from the suggested keywords and ...

Page 48: ...lect the external device connected through the external input port or network Connect your mobile device to TV to share the mobile screen and enjoy the stored contents Use AirPlay HomeKit to control your TV and watch content from your iPad or Mac on the TV screen The availability of and access to Contents and Services in LGE Device are subject to change at any time without prior notice It can only...

Page 49: ...vices in User Guide for more information on the action You can log in or out with your LG ThinQ account Edit Inputs You can edit the name of the connected device or apply the related settings Edit home IoT devices You can hide or show connected Home IoT Devices and rearrange the list Notification You can turn on or off the notifications on the connected device Show Connectable IoT Devices Shows de...

Page 50: ...tween mobile and TV Connecting Smart Devices Connecting Smart Devices You can use a variety of features by connecting the TV to a smart device Connecting Your Smart Device to a TV Using the LG ThinQ App You can check the connection guide for each type of Home IoT Devices You can connect and see devices registered with your LG ThinQ account or IoT devices Once the device is connected the card will ...

Page 51: ...p store of your smart device You can download the app easily by scanning the QR code 01 Connect your TV and smart device to the same Wi Fi network You can check the Wi Fi network of TV at General Network Wi Fi Connection 02 Run the LG ThinQ app installed on your smart device 03 Follow the instructions from LG ThinQ app to connect your smart device to the TV When your account information of LG Thin...

Page 52: ... list of apps installed on the TV Displays a list of devices connected to the TV s external input When watching a broadcast you can control the programme volume etc or select the external input with voice commands instead of using the remote control You can use the same functions as the Magic Remote s pointer and arrow keys A speech recognition function is available Some models do not support this...

Page 53: ... the TV Some countries do not support LG ThinQ app installation with NFC tags In this case download the LG ThinQ app from each app store Turn on NFC in the settings of the smart device To use NFC with Android devices set the NFC option to enable read write tags in the settings of the smart device The NFC settings may vary depending on the device 01 Turn on the smart device screen and place it near...

Page 54: ... supported It is recommended that you connect the device to a 5 GHz router because the performance may be affected by your wireless environment The response rate may vary depending on the user s environment It s differ form devices For more information on the device you want to connect to refer to Enable Screen Share mode on the smart device 01 Your TV will be displayed in the list of available de...

Page 55: ...onnect a smart device to the TV via Bluetooth and listen to the sound of the smart device through the TV speaker the TV may not be connected to any other smart device Connecting USB Connecting USB Connect a USB storage device USB HDD USB stick to the USB port on the TV to enjoy the content files stored on the USB storage device on your TV Tips for Using a USB Storage Device A USB storage device th...

Page 56: ...ent The manufacturer bears no responsibility Press the button on the remote control To remove the USB storage device press the Eject button which appears at the top when you focus on the USB storage device you want to remove If you disconnect the USB storage device without selecting Eject an error may occur in your TV or storage device When you connect a USB storage device of a file system not sup...

Page 57: ...onnected to your TV Displayed only when music is playing Press the to access the Play Music screen Launch Search View Type Selects a content display mode Sort Select the option to sort content Group If you filter by Music you can group content into categories such as Artist and Album Selection Play You can select and play multiple pieces of content Copy You can copy content to a USB storage device...

Page 58: ...e control allows you to skip backward forward 10 seconds Shows the previous content Starts the slide show Shows the next content Rotates photos Enlarges or reduces the photo 360 degree photos can be viewed in 360 degrees Using the 360 VR Play on a normal photo may distort the image Some models may not be supported Plays a music file selected from the storage device as background music Sets the pho...

Page 59: ...e settings related to play on repeat of the video Fast forwards the video at higher speeds 360 degree videos can be viewed in 360 degrees Using the 360 VR Play on a normal video may distort the image Some models may not be supported Resume Play You can set continue watching to resume playing from the last viewed scene Play Speed Sets the playback speed Audio Track You can set audio tracks User Gui...

Page 60: ...de Lyrics are available for music files that provide them In some music files you can choose a lyric section and move the playback position The lyrics feature is only supported on some devices The lyrics may not be displayed in sync depending on the lyrics data in the music file You can listen to music with the screen turned off Lyrics Sync You can set the lyric speed This feature may not be suppo...

Page 61: ...tems or devices refer to the manual of the operating system device Browse and watch the content stored on the PC using the TV Windows 10 Turn on the power of the PC to which you wish to connect 01 Turn on Enable Remote Desktop in the PC settings 02 Press the button on the remote control to launch Home Dashboard 03 Run the Remote PC 04 Enter the IP address User Name and Password of the PC you wish ...

Page 62: ...he user guide that came with your router or contact the manufacturer Captions are only supported on some connected devices If you have added a caption file afterward disable the shared folder on the PC and then enable it again The DRM files in the connected device will not play Even for the file format supported by the TV the supported file format may differ depending on the connected device envir...

Page 63: ...ormation on the device you want to connect to refer to its user guide If connection fails repeatedly turn off the TV and the device you want to connect to then turn them back on and try again Connect Wired If there is a problem with your connection refer to Troubleshooting Troubleshooting PC Connection Issues in User Guide Making the Most of Smart TV Click the Notification Centre icon on the taskb...

Page 64: ...imultaneously Magic Explorer can be used if the pointer colour of the Magic Remote changes e g to the 01 Press and hold the Wheel OK button on the image if you are watching a broadcast or on the text if you are using Guide Settings Sports Alert or Art Gallery apps 02 On the broadcast screen keywords associated with the programme appear On the text in the app an icon appears that allows you to go t...

Page 65: ... 01 Select on the screen 02 You can select a screen layout Side by Side You can view two apps on a split screen PIP You can run another app on top of the current screen and view it as a pop up screen You can choose which app you wish to run alongside the app that is currently running You can move the position of the sub screen You can change the size of the sub screen You can operate the main scre...

Page 66: ...ve video from other TVs You can operate the sub screen You can select the screen of which to output sound Change to Side by Side mode Closes the app You can operate the selected screen The sound of the selected screen is output Change to PIP mode Closes the app Press the button on the remote control 01 Run the Room to Room Share app 02 Select Connect TV and follow the on screen instructions to con...

Page 67: ... all TVs to be used with Room to Room Share must be registered to the same LG ThinQ account You can transmit only Live TV or set top box screens connected via HDMI It can only be viewed on the TV that has gotten the screen For some broadcasts you cannot send or bring up a screen Received broadcasts may have restrictions on viewing The TV that received the video turns the screen on automatically an...

Page 68: ...ation about search word base on the search engine Press the button on the remote control 01 Run the Art Gallery app 02 View the built in images for each theme You can view the information and image of the focused theme in advance You can delete a downloaded theme or select the desired theme to play Closes the app To turn off the app from running in the background press the button on the remote con...

Page 69: ...to On TV View Split the screen to display the TV screen You can browse web pages while watching TV History You can view and delete the website visit history Add to bookmarks You can add the website you are currently viewing to your Favourites Bookmarks You can view and delete the list of websites you have added to your Favourites Settings You can change the web browser settings User Guide Launch U...

Page 70: ...s may be subject to change without notice based on the supplier s circumstances Show Recommended Sites You can set whether or not to display a list of Recommended Sites on the new tab screen Always Show Address Bar When set to On the address bar and menu bar area at the top will always be displayed Flash Plug in is not supported and only HTML5 media is supported Plug in installation is not support...

Page 71: ...Site Filtering You can register websites to block or allow Approved Sites You can configure the settings to open the previously registered web pages only Blocked Sites You can configure the settings to block specific websites To use the Site Filtering function you should enter the TV password Pop up Blocker Blocks pop ups that are automatically displayed by web pages Private Browsing If set to On ...

Page 72: ... the TV the camera may not be mounted on the TV The USB storage device may not work or function properly when a USB hub or extension cable is used Video Conferencing You can have a video conference using an Internet website or an app that enables video conferences This function may not be available in some countries or models Internet connection is required to use this feature Depending on camera ...

Page 73: ...ching including looking at additional information participating in events interacting with advertisements etc Some models may not be supported You can still access some of the Live Plus features when using external devices such as a Press the button on the remote control 01 Run the Sports Alert app 02 You can view the list of teams by league and detailed information 03 Press Add to register your p...

Page 74: ...s Quick Settings To Use Setting Function Quickly Set of light weight controls quickly and simply such as Picture Mode Sound Out Game Optimiser and so on Press the button on the remote control You can set Picture Mode You can set Sound Mode You can choose Sound Out Directs to the Game Optimiser settings Launch Multi View Directs to the OLED Care settings Directs to the Network settings 74 ...

Page 75: ...ton of the remote control to run the All settings directly You can add delete the quick setting items or change their order You can optimise the screen depending on the genre of the game Real time signals and the selected genre s settings values are displayed The items displayed may vary by model Dark Room Mode You can adjust the brightness of the entire screen to reduce eye strain in a dark envir...

Page 76: ...ou Use Normal Signals Vivid Sharpens the image by increasing the contrast brightness and sharpness Standard Displays the picture with normal contrast brightness and sharpness levels Eco APS The Energy Saver feature changes settings on the TV to reduce power consumption The configurable items differ depending on model Cinema Suitable picture for movies Sports Football Cricket Suitable picture for s...

Page 77: ... Bright space daytime Select a mode that is suitable for the movie you are watching ISFccc Imaging Science Foundation Certified Calibration Control When You Use the HDR Dolby Vision Signals Vivid Sharpens the image by increasing the contrast brightness and sharpness Standard In a normal viewing environment it opens a screen that can properly show the expressiveness and brightness of HDR Cinema Hom...

Page 78: ... Motion Eye Care settings and it can affect energy consumption You can change the settings in General OLED Care Device Self Care Energy Saving and Picture Advanced Settings Brightness Motion Eye Care Setting the Screen Size Picture Aspect Ratio User Selection You can change the screen size according to the type of content you are watching 16 9 Displays an aspect ratio of 16 9 Original The optimal ...

Page 79: ...depending on the information contained in the video signal The items that can be selected may vary depending on the current input Adjusting the Brightness of a Picture Picture Advanced Settings Brightness You can adjust the brightness of the entire screen Panel Brightness Controls the level of screen brightness by adjusting the backlight The closer to 100 the brighter the screen Decrease the Panel...

Page 80: ...g Suitable contrast settings based on image brightness of the HDR content Peak Brightness Adjust peak brightness for the brightest luminance Gamma Adjust Brightness Adjusts the medium brightness of the picture BT 1886 expresses the gradation in ITU R BT 1886 which is an international standard Video Range Adjusts the darkness of the screen in order to display a perfect black Select Video Range to m...

Page 81: ...lour of an Picture Picture Advanced Settings Colour Colour Depth Tones down or up the colours displayed on the screen The closer to 100 the deeper the colour Tint Adjusts the colour balance between red and green displayed on the screen The closer to Red 50 the more red the colour will be The closer to Green 50 the more green the colour will be Colour Gamut Selects the range of Colours to display N...

Page 82: ... white allows you to adjust the overall colour tone of the screen to your preference Colour Temperature You can set the colour to make the display look cooler or warmer Method This method is used for fine tuning the color temperature setting You can control the colour temperature at two points of the bright part and dark part of the video if you select 2 Points at each point of 10 levels if you se...

Page 83: ...ce daytime or the Expert Dark space night and when the Method is set to 10 Points Signal Level or 22 Points Signal Level Red Green Blue Adjust the color temperature of the selected point Adjust the intensity of Red Green Blue in the range of 50 to 50 You can adjust respective values for the brightness selected in Point Depending on the input signal or the selected picture mode the available option...

Page 84: ...fer depending on model Applying the Current Picture Settings to All Inputs Picture Advanced Settings Apply to All Inputs The settings you specify only apply to the currently selected input mode To apply your current picture settings to all input modes select Apply to All Inputs Off Turns off the TruMotion Cinematic Movement Adjusts the shaking of the motion on the screen to make it feel like you a...

Page 85: ... signal that can be operated with FILMMAKER MODE is entered While this mode effectively conveys the creator s intention it may appear darker than other Picture Mode To Use Reduce Blue light Feature Picture Advanced Settings Reduce Blue light The colour temperature will be adjusted to reduce eye fatigue On The colour temperature of your TV screen is adjusted Off Turns off the Reduce Blue light Some...

Page 86: ...orts games The name of the sport may differ depending on region Music Optimises the sound for music Game Optimiser Optimises the sound for gameplay This setting only applies to the internal speakers of the TV or HDMI eARC ARC connected devices that support Sound Mode Share The configurable items differ depending on model Use TV Speaker Sound Sound Out Use TV Speaker Audio is played through the TV ...

Page 87: ...tinue to experience problems we recommend using a wired connection Optical digital HDMI eARC ARC port WiSA Speakers You can wirelessly connect the TV to the WiSA Speakers to enjoy high quality sound Select to adjust detailed settings for WiSA Speakers Some models may not be supported Press to view the connected devices or the devices that can be connected to connect any one of them For some Blueto...

Page 88: ...r TV s sound in richer quality and greater convenience Only available for models with an optical digital port For some devices you can adjust the volume using the TV remote control HDMI ARC Device Sound from the TV can be output through an external audio device connected via a HDMI eARC ARC port Select HDMI ARC Device to automatically turn on SIMPLINK Once SIMPLINK is turned off the output speaker...

Page 89: ...e detailed settings screen of Bluetooth Device TV Speaker If General Accessibility Enjoy TV Sound Together is set to On only one Bluetooth device can be connected Depending on the type of your Bluetooth device two devices may not be connected at the same time Depending on the type of the Bluetooth device the device may not connect correctly or an abnormal behavior may occur such as unsynchronized ...

Page 90: ...Advanced Settings Balance You can adjust the volume of the left and right speakers This setting is only available for Internal TV Speaker Equalizer Sound Advanced Settings Equalizer You can adjust the sound by increasing or decreasing the output of the specific frequency range of the voice signal This option can be enabled if Sound Select Mode is set to Standard This setting only applies to the in...

Page 91: ... it is set to On the volume will be automatically adjusted to a suitable level for each content you watch to help you enjoy watching more comfortably This setting only applies to the internal speakers of the TV or HDMI eARC ARC connected devices that support Sound Mode Share DTV Audio Setting Sound Advanced Settings DTV Audio Setting When different audio types exist in an input signal this functio...

Page 92: ...Advanced Settings Select HDMI Input Audio Format You can set the audio format for each HDMI input When connected to devices or content that support the latest surround sound technology setting to Bitstream will enable you to listen to the intended sound quality When the voice delivered through the HDMI port is not synchronized set it to PCM Sound Mode Share Sound Advanced Settings Sound Mode Share...

Page 93: ...orts LG Sound Sync is set to On the sound bar will be turned on or off together when the TV is turned on or off Setting Digital Sound Output Sound Advanced Settings Digital Sound Output You can configure the Digital Sound Output settings This setting is only available when Sound Sound Out Use Wired Speaker is set to Optical Out Device HDMI ARC Device When Pass Through is enabled sound effects may ...

Page 94: ...ady General Always Ready Set Enable the function to On Turning off the TV switches it to Always Ready and displays the selected screen wallpaper and then you can use voice recognition or output sound from your smart device to the TV speaker You can also turn on the TV with the voice recognition feature of an external AI speaker connected to the TV Depending on the device connected and input audio ...

Page 95: ...onics deep learning techniques finds the most suitable resolution according to the video type and displays it using vivid realistic and rich colours It is supported for only digital broadcasting videos of a USB memory device and HDMI video input If Picture Select Mode is Game Optimiser you cannot set up this feature It does not work with copy protected content AI Brightness Settings General AI Ser...

Page 96: ... Tuning to measure the space in which the TV is installed When the initial detection is complete you can select your desired audio mode If there is more than a library noise level over 30 40 dBA we recommend that you install from within 3 metres This function may not work properly Viewing Voice Recognition Help Off This option disables the use of AI Acoustic Tuning adjusted audio Selecting this op...

Page 97: ...introduction to smart features you can use when watching TV or using an app Next Picks You can get recommendations based on your TV viewing patterns This feature may not be available in some countries Sports Alert Move to the Sports Alert app You can check information about sports events and set alarms For more information see Making the Most of Smart TV Using Sports Alert in User Guide Usage Data...

Page 98: ... change Sound Advanced Settings Select HDMI Input Audio Format to PCM The configurable items differ depending on model Game Game Genre You can optimise the screen depending on the genre of the game OLED Motion OLED Motion Pro You can make your video clearer by eliminating afterimages Reduce Blue Light You can adjust the blue light output to rest your eyes while watching the screen Dark Room Mode Y...

Page 99: ...pport Sound Mode Share VRR This reduces screen cracking and video lagging during game play VRR G Sync NVIDIA s display adaptive sync technology adjusts frames to minimize screen tearing and stuttering AMD FreeSync Premium AMD s display adaptive sync technology adjusts the injection rate to minimize screen breaks and stuttering Fine Tune Dark Areas You can calibrate the brightness of the dark areas...

Page 100: ...k part of the image Adjust Sharpness Adjusts the sharpness of the image Colour Depth Tones down or up the colours displayed on the screen Dynamic Tone Mapping Suitable contrast settings based on image brightness of the HDR content Reset You can reset the settings Wide Aspect Ratio You can set the screen ratio optimised for the game Screen Position You can change the position of the screen when you...

Page 101: ...ode Displays the picture with normal contrast brightness and sharpness levels Theatre Mode Suitable picture for movies Kids Care Mode It adjusts the blue light to make the screen easier for children to view Device Self Care It provides multiple features to optimise the TV s condition Memory Optimiser Optimise your TV by cleaning up unused apps or unnecessary memory Screen Self diagnosis After runn...

Page 102: ... Step is set to Auto Auto Power Off When the TV is on it turns off automatically if you do not press any button within the set period of time Some models may not be supported Screen Off Screen is turned off and only sound is played Press any button except the power and the volume buttons to turn the screen back on Some models may not be supported If you use Energy Saving Step function brightness o...

Page 103: ...r intervals to prevent image sticking on the display panel Adjust Logo Brightness Adjust the luminance of static images such as logos within content to correct potential picture quality issues Care Recommendations You can turn the Care Recommendations ON or OFF Family Settings Usage Limits Setting General Family Settings Usage Limits Setting You can use the TV in the set time period only Outside o...

Page 104: ...r the protection of your hearing Volume Limit Mode may not work for audio devices connected to the optical digital HDMI eARC ARC headphone port Screen Time Reports General Family Settings Screen Time Reports You can check your TV usage time Programmes Automatically Setting Up Programme General Programmes Programme Tuning Settings Auto Tuning Automatically tunes the programmes Select Country where ...

Page 105: ...used values are provided as default The configurable items differ depending on Type Frequency kHz Enter a user defined frequency Symbol Rate kS s Speed at which a device such as modem sends symbols to a programme Modulation Loading of audio or video signals onto carrier Network ID Unique identifier allocated for each user Start Frequency kHz Enter a user defined start frequency range End Frequency...

Page 106: ...is disabled DiSEqC When using DiSEqC select one option from A D ToneA B If you use DiSEqC Unicable and Motor Type are disabled Unicable Select On to use Unicable and set the Unicable in the Unicable Settings menu When Unicable is enabled 22kHz Tone DiSEqC Motor Type are disabled Motor Type Select Motor Type to use Motor and set the Motor in the Motor Setting menu When Motor is enabled 22kHz Tone D...

Page 107: ...amme Tuning Programme Tuning Settings Manual Tuning This function is for manually searching and saving programmes For digital broadcasting signal strength and signal quality can be checked Programme List Update General Programmes Programme Tuning Settings Programme List Update It updates the changed Programme List information by based on country broadcasting circumstance and satellite Step The mot...

Page 108: ...es You can edit the selected programmes from all the stored programmes or add delete them to from the favourite programmes Edit All Programmes List General Programmes Programme Manager Edit All Programmes You can lock or unlock the selected programmes from all the stored programmes or you can set them to be skipped when switching programmes Set the sorting option Lock Unlock Lock the selected prog...

Page 109: ...er broadband to a connected Smart TV To see the details click the Enjoy Live TV HbbTV in User Guide Some models may not be supported Move Move the selected programmes Edit Programme Numbers Change the numbers of the selected programmes Delete Delete the selected programmes Select the desired programmes from the all programmes list and press the button to add them to the favourite programmes list D...

Page 110: ...twork connection Some models may not be supported Setting a Wireless Network General Network Wi Fi Connection If you have set the TV up for a wireless network you can check and connect to the available wireless Internet networks Select the wireless router to connect For more detailed settings select Other Network Settings Add a hidden wireless network If you input the name of network directly you ...

Page 111: ...e network see Getting Started with LG webOS TV Connecting to the Network in User Guide Devices Setting TV General Devices TV Management Home Store Mode You can choose between Home Mode and Store Mode To use the TV at home select Home Mode Select Store Mode only when the TV will be displayed in store The Store Mode provide settings optimised for store display Quick Start This setting puts your TV i...

Page 112: ...4 Microsoft Xbox One S Controller Microsoft Xbox Series X Controller NVIDIA SHIELD Controller This feature is available for Bluetooth enabled models only Connecting multiple Bluetooth devices may result in poor connection or operation If the Bluetooth device is too far from the TV or there are obstacles between them they may not operate normally Depending on the peripherals wireless router microwa...

Page 113: ...story of the devices connected to the TV on the wireless network Setting HDMI External Input General Devices HDMI Settings You can apply settings to ensure a clear picture and easy control for the HDMI connected devices HDMI Deep Colour If you connect a device that supports HDMI Deep Colour you can enjoy a clearer image After connecting the playback device set HDMI Deep Colour to 4K If the connect...

Page 114: ... 2 0 YCbCr 4 2 0 YCbCr 4 2 2 YCbCr 4 2 2 YCbCr 4 2 2 YCbCr 4 4 4 YCbCr 4 4 4 YCbCr 4 4 4 RGB 4 4 4 RGB 4 4 4 RGB 4 4 4 100 120 YCbCr 4 2 0 YCbCr 4 2 0 YCbCr 4 2 0 YCbCr 4 2 2 YCbCr 4 2 2 YCbCr 4 2 2 YCbCr 4 4 4 YCbCr 4 4 4 YCbCr 4 4 4 RGB 4 4 4 RGB 4 4 4 RGB 4 4 4 1 Supported when HDMI Deep Colour is set to 4K 2 This feature is available for HDMI 4K 120 Hz IN terminals only You can only change the...

Page 115: ...u languages to be displayed on the screen The language for the speech recognition will be automatically set to the selected language for the menu The speech recognition is only applied to some models Primary Audio Language Secondary Audio Language You can choose the language you want when watching a digital broadcasting programme which includes multiple audio languages For programmes that do not s...

Page 116: ...t the country manually when you are not connected to the network The configurable items differ depending on model Time Timer General System Time Timer You can check the time or configure related settings Set Automatically The TV time is automatically set to the time of digital broadcasting information sent from the broadcasting station or the time sent from the server Time Date Time Zone You can m...

Page 117: ...matically To ensure the TV does not automatically turn off set Auto Power Off after 4 Hours to Off Some models may not be supported To use Power On Timer Power Off Timer set the time correctly Setting Safety Time Set the time at which to turn the TV on Timer Repeat Set the day of the week Set the option to None to operate the feature only once Input Set an external input to display when the power ...

Page 118: ... Blocks the programmes that contain inappropriate contents for children The programmes can be selected but the screen is blank and the audio is muted To watch a locked programme enter the password Application Locks You can lock or unlock the application The lock function is not immediately available for the currently running application Input Locks You can lock or unlock the Inputs Reset Password ...

Page 119: ...ctly to that app or website Home Settings Press Programmes Programmes Programmes Programmes on the remote control The master password input window will appear 03 Enter the numbers 0313 in the master password input window then press OK The password will be reset 04 You can check the details by selecting the desired item If it supports shortcuts you can launch the app You can delete notifications Cl...

Page 120: ...m Additional Settings Pointer Options You can set the pointer speed and size you want while it is on the screen Tracking Speed Sets the pointer speed Pointer Size Selects the pointer size Advertisement General System Additional Settings Advertisement If your TV is connected to the Internet webOS may use a frequency capping cookie to keep track of the number of times an ad is shown on your TV This ...

Page 121: ... various information on the programme you watch To see the details click the Making the Most of Smart TV Live Plus in User Guide Some models may not be supported To Use Settings Help General System Additional Settings Settings Help When set to On you can get help for the selected items when navigating through the Settings menu Set ID General System Additional Settings Set ID You can set a number I...

Page 122: ...t or transfer it to a third party Accessibility Enjoy TV Sound Together General Accessibility Enjoy TV Sound Together The sound simultaneously outputs to the TV s built in speaker and Bluetooth device so that users with different hearing abilities can watch TV together Set to On Sound Out changes to Bluetooth Device TV Speaker The existing Bluetooth connection history will then be deleted For Blue...

Page 123: ...ibility Subtitles View subtitles when the TV station provides subtitled programming Change Subtitles to On and select subtitle setting Some models may not be supported Applies to Digital broadcasting Menu for the Visually Impaired General Accessibility Audio Description The contents on the screen will be described with voice for visually impaired viewers You can use this function if the broadcasti...

Page 124: ...nal Audio Function General Accessibility Additional Audio Selection Audio commentary or subtitles are provided for those who are hard of hearing or visually impaired None Selects default Audio Audio Description For the visually impaired Selects the preferred default Audio combined with Visual Impaired Audio Clean Audio For the hearing impaired Selects the preferred Clean Effect and Hearing Impaire...

Page 125: ...ally checks your software version but if necessary you can perform a manual check The configurable items differ depending on model The latest version can be obtained via digital broadcast signals or internet connections Changing the programme while downloading the software via digital broadcast signal interrupts the download process Returning to the initial programme allows downloading to resume I...

Page 126: ...p When the TV malfunctions you can get help to solve the problem Press button on the remote control and select Support Quick Help You can also long press the number 9 button of the remote control to run the Quick Help Optimisation Settings You can automatically check the overall status of your TV and view and change the recommended setting values Check Items Select the problematic item and you can...

Page 127: ... from a reserved Home IoT Devices However standby power may be consumed more than when the power is turned off How can I use Always Ready Set the Enable the function of General Always Ready to On When watching TV Press the button on the remote control to switch to Always Ready with the screen on Press the button on the remote control twice to switch to Always Ready with the screen off When the TV ...

Page 128: ...he Standby Light is white Did it turn off correctly The colour of Standby Light differs depending on whether Hands free Voice Control is activated or not If Hands free Voice Control is enabled it is displayed in white if it is not available it is displayed in red For more information on Hands free Voice Control please refer to How to Operate TV Using TV features with Hands free Voice Control in Us...

Page 129: ...et Audio Guidance to Off Some models may not be supported I cannot turn the TV on with the remote control Please make sure your TV power plug is correctly connected to the outlet Replace the batteries in the remote control Use alkaline batteries Check if there is an obstacle blocking the signal in front of the TV s remote control receiver If there is an obstacle such as a soundbar in front of the ...

Page 130: ...Screen Issues If you experience any of the problems below while using the product please check the following There may be no problem with the product First of all perform a General OLED Care Device Self Care Screen Self diagnosis for check any abnormalities in the TV If you are using a set top box turn it off and then turn it back on Make sure that the set top box is correctly connected to your TV...

Page 131: ...lf diagnosis first If it is normal there may be a problem with the broadcast signal There is a difference in image quality from those seen at the store Depending on the type of video provided by the broadcasters there may be a difference in image quality from those displayed at the store Run Screen Self diagnosis first If it is normal there may be a problem with the broadcast signal A digitally br...

Page 132: ...HDMI Settings HDMI Deep Colour The screen looks too dim or dark Picture Select Mode Switch Select Mode to your desired picture mode Standard Vivid etc This applies to the current input mode only Picture Advanced Settings Brightness Motion Eye Care Switch Motion Eye Care to Off This applies to the current input mode only General OLED Care Device Self Care Energy Saving Switch Energy Saving Step to ...

Page 133: ... box turn it off and then turn it back on Make sure that the set top box is correctly connected to your TV The screen is fine but it does not play any sound Try another programme If you use a set top box there will be no sound if you have set the volume of the set top box or your TV to 0 or enabled Mute Set the volume to an appropriate level Sound Sound Out Set the Sound Out to Optical Out Device ...

Page 134: ...change the programme The volume of different broadcasting stations transmission output may vary Sound Advanced Settings Automatic Volume Adjustment Set Automatic Volume Adjustment to On If you are using a set top box consult its supplier The volume keeps changing Sound Advanced Settings Automatic Volume Adjustment Set Automatic Volume Adjustment to On General AI Service AI Sound AI Sound Pro Switc...

Page 135: ... check that the PC or notebook supports dual monitor mode Reconnect the HDMI cable If you have connected the RGB output port of your PC to the HDMI IN of your TV you need an RGB to HDMI gender You will not see anything on the screen if you use an HDMI to RGB gender The screen is not fully shown or is lopsided when connected to a PC Set the PC s resolution to one supported by the TV For more inform...

Page 136: ...I see a message that says the file is not supported Check that the file plays without any problems on the video player on a PC Check for file damage Check that the file extension is supported Check that the resolution is supported Check that the video codec is supported Check that the frame rate is supported I get a message saying This audio is not supported or the video is playing normally but th...

Page 137: ...able depending on the programme you use Subtitles are not supported if you are playing video through an NAS unit Consult your NAS manufacturer My USB storage device is not recognised when connected Check whether it is a USB storage device supported by the TV For more information see Connecting External Devices Connecting USB in User Guide Troubleshooting Recording Issues Troubleshooting Recording ...

Page 138: ... at the set time even if the TV is off If the TV is turned off completely as follows Scheduled Recording cannot be used Troubleshooting Network Connection Issues Troubleshooting Network Connection Issues If you experience any of the problems below while using the product please check the following There may be no problem with the product Before connecting to a wireless network check the name and p...

Page 139: ...ter s security key If you can t complete this setting refer to the router s user manual and the instructions provided by your Internet provider If you are still unable to establish your configuration consult your router s manufacturer or your Internet service provider If you are using a static IP enter the IP directly When X appears next to Gateway Check the AP Router or consult your Internet serv...

Page 140: ...count Issues Troubleshooting LG Account Issues I ve signed up for the membership on TV Do I have to sign up again on the website www lgappstv com You can use the website with the membership information that you used when signing up on TV I forgot my password What should I do On the TV s login screen select the Forgot Password button to go to the find password page Enter your email address on the f...

Page 141: ...m with the product I cannot see any content in HOME You may not be able to see the content if the service country setting has been changed Change to the service country you are going to use the service from in General System Location LG Services Country Some models may not be supported It will not delete the login history or close the account Select General System LG Account 01 Select Account Mana...

Page 142: ...llation On the Web Browser it may not be possible to play media files in formats other than JPEG PNG GIF You cannot save attachments or images If the Use Block Ads feature is turned on the area on the website that appears to show an ad will appear blank If some content on the website is hidden and invisible try setting Settings Use Block Ads to Off in Web Browser Sponsored AD on the new tab page w...

Page 143: ...e Format Format Resolution jpeg jpg jpe JPEG Minimum 64 64 Maximum Normal Type 15360 W 8640 H Progressive Type 1920 W 1440 H png PNG Minimum 64 64 Maximum 5760 W 5760 H bmp BMP Minimum 64 64 Maximum 1920 W 1080 H avif heic heif AVIF HEIF Minimum 64 64 Maximum 4800 W 3600 H 9600 W 7200 H 8K models only Supported Video File Formats Supported Video File Formats 143 ...

Page 144: ...upported H 264 AVC Motion Jpeg MPEG 4 Full HD video H 264 1920 1080 60P BP MP HP L4 2 Maximum 40Mbps HEVC 1920 1080 60P Main Main10 L4 1 Maximum 40Mbps ULTRA HD video ULTRA HD models only H 264 3840 2160 30P BP MP HP L5 1 Maximum 50Mbps HEVC 3840 2160 60P Main Main10 L5 1 Maximum 60Mbps HFR video HFR supported models only HEVC 3840 2160 120P Main Main10 L5 2 Maximum 60Mbps Dolby Vision video Dolby...

Page 145: ...64 AVC VP8 VP9 HEVC AV1 Audio Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Plus AAC PCM MPEG 1 Layer I II MPEG 1 Layer III MP3 ts trp tp mts Video H 264 AVC MPEG 2 HEVC Audio MPEG 1 Layer I II MPEG 1 Layer III MP3 Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Plus AAC PCM Dolby AC 4 mpg mpeg dat Video MPEG 1 MPEG 2 Audio MPEG 1 Layer I II MPEG 1 Layer III MP3 vob Video MPEG 1 MPEG 2 Audio Dolby Digital MPEG 1 Layer I II DVD LPCM Do...

Page 146: ...C encoded ULTRA HD videos other than the content officially provided by LG Electronics may not be played Some codecs can be supported after a software upgrade Extension Codec mkv mp4 ts Video H 264 AVC HEVC Audio Dolby Digital Dolby Digital Plus AAC Only Window Media Audio V7 and later are supported The AAC main profile is not supported Video files created by some encoders may not be played Video ...

Page 147: ... 96 kHz Support PCM Channels mono stereo ogg Bit rate 64 kbps 320 kbps Sample freq 8 kHz 48 kHz Support Vorbis Channels mono stereo wma Bit rate 128 kbps 320 kbps Sample freq 8 kHz 48 kHz Support WMA Channels up to 6 ch flac Bit rate Sample freq 8 kHz 96 kHz Support FLAC 147 ...

Page 148: ...ample frequency Supported Resolution HDMI DTV HDMI DTV Supported Mode Resolution Horizontal Frequency kHz Vertical Frequency Hz 640 480p 31 46 59 94 31 5 60 720 480p 31 46 59 94 31 5 60 720 576p 31 25 50 1280 720p 37 5 50 44 95 59 94 45 60 1920 1080i 28 12 50 33 71 59 94 33 75 60 148 ...

Page 149: ... 29 97 33 75 30 56 25 50 67 43 59 94 67 5 60 1920 1080p ULTRA HD 8K models only 112 5 100 134 86 119 88 135 120 2560 1080p ULTRA HD 8K models only 66 60 131 74 120 3840 2160p ULTRA HD 8K models only 53 94 23 97 54 24 56 25 25 67 43 29 97 4 5 149 ...

Page 150: ...2160p ULTRA HD 8K models only 225 100 269 73 119 88 270 120 4096 2160p ULTRA HD 8K models only 53 94 23 97 54 24 56 25 25 67 43 29 97 67 5 30 112 5 50 134 86 59 94 135 60 4096 2160p ULTRA HD 8K models only 225 100 269 73 119 88 1 2 3 1 2 3 150 ...

Page 151: ...o 4K 2 Supported when HDMI Deep Colour is set to 8K 3 ULTRA HD models only Only some HDMI input ports are supported 4 Supported when Wide Aspect Ratio is set to 21 9 5 Supported when Wide Aspect Ratio is set to 32 9 Supported Resolution HDMI PC HDMI PC Supported Mode Resolution Horizontal Frequency kHz Vertical Frequency Hz 640 350 31 46 70 09 2 151 ...

Page 152: ... 60 01 1280 1024 63 98 60 02 1920 1080 67 5 60 1920 1080 ULTRA HD 8K models only 134 86 119 88 135 120 2560 1080 ULTRA HD 8K models only 66 60 131 74 120 2560 1440 ULTRA HD 8K models only 182 99 119 99 3840 1080 ULTRA HD 8K models only 66 62 60 137 25 120 3840 1600 ULTRA HD 8K models only 99 41 60 3 4 5 1 5 4 152 ...

Page 153: ...53 94 23 97 54 24 56 25 25 67 43 29 97 67 5 30 112 5 50 134 86 59 94 135 60 3840 2160 ULTRA HD 8K models only 225 100 269 73 119 88 270 120 4096 2160 ULTRA HD 8K models only 53 94 23 97 54 24 56 25 25 67 43 29 97 67 5 30 112 5 50 1 153 ...

Page 154: ...0 50 263 74 59 94 264 60 1 Supported when HDMI Deep Colour is set to 4K 2 Supported when HDMI Deep Colour is set to 8K 3 Supported when HDMI Deep Colour is set to Off 4 Supported when Wide Aspect Ratio is set to 21 9 5 Supported when Wide Aspect Ratio is set to 32 9 Supported HDMI PC port is differ by model Refer the manual that provide with product 1 2 154 ...

Page 155: ... Corporation HDMI The terms HDMI and HDMI High Definition Multimedia Interface and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing Administrator Inc in the United States and other countries Bluetooth The Bluetooth word mark and logos are registered trademarks owned by the Bluetooth SIG Inc and any use of such marks by LG Electronics Inc is under license Other trademarks and...

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