LG Fast-Tracks OLED TV Firmware Update to Fix Faulty Auto-Dimming
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- Опубліковано 21 бер 2023
- LG has expedited firmware update 3.10.19 on its 2023 OLED TVs including the G3 & C3 to fix the unwanted auto-dimming in prolonged, dark HDR scenes, so there's no need to lament the absence of [TPC Enable] setting in the service menu anymore.
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I couldn't agree more. NOW i feel 100% confident in purchasing the LG G3 2023. Knowing full well the overzealous auto dimming won't ruin my gaming/movie experience. THANK YOU VINCENT!
The update is useless for content creators.
How?
Hats off to Vincent as
1) he puts his detractors to bite the dust
2) he clearly showed his technical knowledge to all the regular Joe You tubers calling themselves as "experts" yet again
3) changes came about from LG side with that firmware update
KUDOS VINCENT
Helping me make my mind to place the order for the 77 G3.
I‘m glad we have Vincent blessing us with his videos.
You know he doesn't even perform his own calibrations right?😂😅
Yeah your mum helps him out heaps.
For reals. I don't get how garbage channels like QuantumTV and Stop the Fomo think they could even compete with HDTV Test and Vincent lmao.
@@Unicornpirate that ap* quantum needs to be put in his place asap !!
Please LG, we all need this for the C2 Series, and I am sure everyone on the C1 Series deserves this update too!
Well if it's possible. I'm sure the C2 will get it but the C1 might not because it has a differenc SoC.
Did the fix on my C1 its not that hard to do
I hope they will… it’s really annoying on the C2 and the tv itself was to expensive to justify voiding the warranty :/
CX ahem
Need this for my c2 42
This update should come to earlier TV’s as well (at least CX and newer). It should be considered a bug, it’s incredibly annoying. You shouldn’t have to buy a service remote to solve the issue…
Yeah I disabled it on my C1. I couldn't stand it.
@@dan9700 there is a specific scene in the movie Gemini Man where Will Smith and his female friend have a fight with some baddies in a boat house office. That one scene drove me to distraction on my B6 OLED. I immediately disabled TPC in the service menu. When my replacement C1 arrived I immediately did the same thing. To see this 'bug' being present for such a long time is ridiculous and any arguments over breaking the warranty just by toggling a hidden menu option to 'fix' this issue I would argue in a court of law if it came to it. No doubt I would lose because I don't have the clout of big corporations but I would have a good try!
@@dan9700 I have the cx. Try playing the movie Heat in 4K and witness your screen basically turn off halfway through.
@@dan9700 Oh, it definitely happens. I’m surprised you haven’t noticed. Have you never felt that a scene is just way too dark to barely see anything? Because if you have, it’s almost a certainty it’s because of the TV and not the creators intent. If you watch the 2 minute mark of the previous video that HDTVTest posted, I can tell you that is NOT an exaggeration of what it looks like.
For me at least it’s been my #1 complaint about my CX. I actually gave in and bought the service remote a while ago but I only turn the auto-dimming off during movie-watching and turn it on again when I’m done. I’m scared it might cause issues if it’s permanently turned off. But you shouldn’t have to do this.
@@dan9700 Would be incredibly happy if that would happen. Would be such a QoL update.
Glad that LG fixed this issue - it is very annoying on the older models, but at least you were able to turn it off. Puts the LG G3 back on the radar for me! Thanks for all you do Vincent!
VT bullying LG hard. Good to see.
@@CulturedThugPoster Not really bullying, but he really brings LG awareness to what is important for us customers.
It's pretty awful on my 2017 65B7A, but from everything I've read there's no way to turn it off. It will auto-dim on a lot of mainstream content.
@@tshddx No service menu settings?
@@geiers6013 When I read about it on avsforum years ago people seemed to think it couldn’t be done. But I might have missed something.
Great result! Since the algorithm hasn't changed for years, I hope LG will update 2017, 2018, 2019, and 2020 models too. Not just the C1 and C2 you mention! Interesting that something that's been an issue for many many years got changed so relatively quickly, once they had decided to do it.
I just got the service remote for $8… you can instantly fix your TV with that… beware do not press the “in stop” button and enter the code… that does a factory reset to your TV… not a major problem, but wish I would’ve known.
@@AlfonzoKnowsBest I just did this last night 😂
@@trox4594 Bruh! That should be a warning on the remote.
@@AlfonzoKnowsBest this is why they dont want you messing with your TV, if you dont know what you are doing. Oh well, you live, you learn
@@AlfonzoKnowsBest i used my mother's redmi note 7 which has infrared sensor and installed an app from playstore to access my C1 TPC
Lets hope LG get this fix to the C1, too!
and c2! im currently speaking to LG support on this stupid dimming problem. They act like they have never heard or seen it before. I didn't know what it was, I thought my tv was a once off faulty item when I bought it 2 weeks ago. Till I found this guys channel.
@@Masked_Official Please post any updates from LG. It would be appreciated.
@@ShadyLittleBoz So far its been 4-5 days and they keep asking for more videos. It's frustrating. I will keep you posted. I even sent them this damn video.
@@Masked_Official thanks, much appreciated.
@@Masked_Official Don't waste your time with LG low-level tech phone support. They literally do not know ANYTHING. They are completely useless. I've called them before to ask them questions about different TV settings and the guy was just like "uhhh....i dont know"
Thank you, Vincent for getting the eyes on this. Due to you being an expert calibrator, tester, and TV reviewer to discover this and be the voice of reason of why it should change, LG fixed the issue quickly. Thank you, LG for listening and please apply this firmware update to LGC1 if possible. Now looking forward to owning G3!
Except they didn't "fix the issue quickly" it's been a problem for years even if you could disable the features that cause it with a service remote and possibly void your warranty.
yes they fixed the issue on the G3 quickly indeed with that firmware update 🎉
@@jaefrmbk2k Again, not much comfort for the people who owned the previous models and had to maybe spend extra money, disable useful features, and void their warranty. Or how about all the people who had no idea why their TV sucked?
Sad response from LG who only decided to fix it when they were hit with a huge negative PR bomb, I wouldn't really call it a win.
Hope LG can do this update on last years C2 and G2.
What!! G2 also victim of Auto dimming??? it has heat sink for what then
Lol yeah right as an owner of a brand new C2 I’d love this but I’m just a poor slob who couldn’t pay the big bucks for the C3 so my only choice is to void my warranty or just live with it.
dts and qms too
They won’t cause it’s considered old to them and they want to make more money on their newer models
@@sunnytablet4185 All OLEDs prior to the C3 and G3 suffer the same auto dimming bug unless you access the service menu.
I hope they rollout this to C1 and C2 TV's. I set TPC off in the service menu but would prefer APL was enabled and working as intended. Yes I know I already broke the warranty by doing so but there really was no other way around this issue and the TV model is a few years in by now. This issue should have been addressed a long time ago!
You don't really break any warranty. LG doesn't know nor do the service folks even look for that once they come over and change out your panel. You could just change it back before a service guy comes over and all evidence is gone that it was ever flipped off.
Fingers crossed for the c2, c1 and cx updates. Don't want to buy a remote and mess with the settings. There's a lot of auto dimming in horror movies and in movies like The Whale
Fantastic work Vincent, keep up the good work mate! PLEASE keep pushing LG to release a similar firmware update for the LG G2. I have only recently bought one and it is a big problem, often spoiling the picture on what is otherwise a superb TV. I get quite fed up straining my eyes during extended dark scenes when the auto-dimming kicks in 😢 I pray you manage to convince LG to look after their other loyal customers with last years TVs
Thanks Vincent, great work as always. We really need this firmware for C2 and C1 too at least.
did they update c2?
Franchement merci Vincent j’ai fais énormément de recherches j’ai même appelé des spécialistes pour connaître le problème que tu a mis en vidéo, et personnes a pu me répondre je voulais partir sur un autre modèle et finalement ta réussi à me faire changer d’avis !!! Bravo pour ton super travail !!! LG vous pouvez remercier Vincent ou l’embaucher car j’allais changer de marque si vous auriez pas fais de mise à jour à ce problème !!!
Sooo ... If that works even with OLEDs without the MLA panel, could you ask LG if "older" OLEDs like the C1 or the C2 gets a similar fix too? I guess there a millions OLED owners who are waiting for this...
Amazing how quickly LG addressed this. The G3 will be mine.
It's been an issue for years. Yeah you could change it with a service remote but it's still a bug, and something a ton of consumers will never figure out.
Thank you Vincent! This puts the G3 back on my list for this year!
YAY!!!!! I absolutely agree, now that LG has demonstrated that they can fix the TPC algo so it's not so faulty, they should be obligated to roll it out to earlier models ... so many people complain about annoyance and interruption in viewing some content on an otherwise excellent flat panel.
Great job in your videos! Thank you for sharing this information. I was gonna hold off on the C3 but now I am going after the 77 inch c3 as planned! Glad LG listened because it was a game changer for me! 👍👍
That's a huge relief. I actually prefer the TPC working correctly vs turning off in the service menu which results in paused scenes not being dimmed - that's a sensible screen protection feature. GSR should be a main user menu adjustable feature just like pixel shift is.
Now I'm most curious about whether the Micro Lens Array causes any "grey blacks" in strong ambient light.
I was hesitant due to warranty but turned these settings off on my C1 a short while after I learned just what was going on. After sending them a video showing the effect I was told by LG support that it was normal behavior, which this update disproves. It's really poor customer service that a fix wasn't rolled out years ago, especially for people who are less savvy with these things and have no idea what's going on.
Wow...I work for Meta reality labs and we were using an LG OLED screen for contrast coralation testing and that's exactly what we had to do to stop the auto dimming, factory remote and shut it off from the firmware level. Thank you for the update information and your work. Note- I used a Radiant colorimeter at 2 meters to confirm.
Vincent thank you very much for all your videos! I am glad they’re honest reviewers like yourself, to keep manufacturers in touch with their customers and improve their products!
THANK YOU Vincent for holding LG's feet to the fire, thank you other commenters for making your voices heard, and thank you LG for listening and responding quickly. This puts the G3 back in my shopping cart (x2) for my colour grading studio and for personal home use as well. Because I'm working with critical colour accuracy at work, it's imperative that the screen brightness not vary during that process, since it's been meticulously calibrated. Whilst I'm still going to want to know that the screen dimming can be disabled for static shots (since I might be looking at it critically on pause while grading), it's a huge step forward. I think every colourist will more than happily trade the warranty for that ability. I know I did when I first set TPL and GSR off on my CX. And you know what? Yes, I have a small amount of burn-in on my CX as a result. And that's OK, I'm not going to complain and I'm not expecting LG to fix what I know I've contributed to. I am responsible for that choice and as an adult, I can live with that :) Looking forward to your full review and also seeing how the new service remote settings work to make everything 100% accurate at all times for my job.
Thanks you to made this update possible Vincent !
Awesome work as usual, Vincent... A big thank you 👍
Vincent. Thank you so much for bringing the issue to light
Fantastic work Vincent and everyone. This would have definitely been a deal breaker for me so glad LG listened
This is great news and a great change from LG. Well done everybody!
I appreciate what you do sir👏
+1 to all the comments about upgrading the firmware for C1 and C2. I've purchased the service remote and disabled it in service menu but I'd really like it to be "officially supported" as opposed to feeling like a hack.
I hope it comes for the older models too. Thank you for your effort!
@@AlfonzoKnowsBest can you link the one you bought?
@@AB-py6jl Vincent has a screenshot in the video before this. Just pause, screen capture, then search for it.
@@Chief_Of_Sinners thanks
This is the best possible news as I was very pissed and saw it as another example of a company overlooking the opinions of the consumer. Ive been postponing the purchase of a new tv for the G3 series.
Despite them fixing this huge issue, I will still only pull the trigger on it once Vincent has provided his review.
Thanks for bringing these things to attention Vincent, you’re a legend.
Thank you. This is why I watch and will continue watching your videos.
You are with out doubt the best reviewer on UA-cam for TV reviews. I have held off buying a new TV until you have reviewed the Lg C and G 2 against the new Sony A 95 L. You are a powerful voice for all of us who understand and appreciate technology that can make our viewing experience the best it can be. Thanks you for all who have been saved by your reviews. And also, importantly, your sponsors who have su-ported you on this crusade. If I was in the UK I would 100% go and buy from them, alas I am in Australia.
Great video! It's inspiring to see how LG is actively collaborating with the “market” to identify and fix potential issues in their products. This kind of collaboration between manufacturers and consumers is crucial for improving product quality and user experience. It's great to see LG taking feedback from the market seriously and providing almost real-time updates to fix issues. We definitely need more of this kind of dynamic collaboration in the tech industry. Keep up guys,
the community and LG did great work!
By releasing this firmware, LG is acknowledging there is problem, and I certainly hope they will fix it on CX, C1 and C2 and the the G series as well.
Won't happen. They're just going to use it to sell newer models. Keep buying this trash and you'll keep getting more trash.
Is it fixed yet?
thank you sooo much for bringing awareness to this issue. Also thanks to LG for listening and fixing it.
Thank you for your work Vincent, you are doing a great service to all us video enthusiasts! 😄❤️
I’m honestly both surprised and impressed they responded so fast.
I'm not, their competition is stronger than ever right now from Samsung and Sony. On the high-end, they need to be competitive.
Fast? This has been an issue for years, and they knew about it. It seems they only responded because knowledgeable people were highly critical of not being able to change these settings anymore.
When I sent them a video of the effect it has on my C1 I was told it was normal behavior. That was about 1,5 years ago.
@cyvRabbit 88 LG seems to listen a lot better to complaints than everyone else.
@@cdragon88 true, they've been really on edge since last year and now really trying to push Hollywood, burn-in and what not in their marketing and having reviewers called in from around the world to direct comparison events. They called the european reviewers to Frankfurt, and the Americans to disney just to show their TVs being used. They were getting hit on from both sides. S95b vs C2 and A95k vs G2 and i still don't think they're beating them in picture quality our even brightness
@@shivamarya5225 they will beat them in both easily with G3 but not with that C3.
Great news! Hopefully all manufacturers will do this.
awesome video
glad LG listened to its customers and dedicated tv analyst
Thank you, Vincent! I had been telling my wife this was the year we were going to upgrade to the 83", but after your first video I decided this sadly was not the year to buy a new LG. This news has given us renewed hope! I'm hoping your subsequent reviews of this year's OLED will keep LG honest. Our 77 CX had brutal dimming, and it shocked me that LG told me it was normal. The service menu settings thankfully saved the day and I've been happy ever since.
You’ll want the 77” G3 not 83” ;-)
Vincent: Please contact LG and ask that they incorporate and release this update on C2 TVs !!!
We need this update fix on C2 OLED Evo series as well!
(and older model)
Did they fix it?
For the life of me, I can’t imagine people getting upset with you for pointing out the problem. Keep up the good work.
Thank you, Vincent!
Thanks, LG as well.
Thanks to Vincent I got rid of dimming on my CX years ago, that's why I'm still subscribed to this channel, great knowledge and info.
Way to go, LG! From one step backward to two giant steps forward. Pumped for the G3 this year and what’s in store in 2024’s C4.
Just wait for G5. So much better.
@@stevemuzak8526 G7 will be even better
@@westibbs for me, its waiting for the g502 to make sure theyre given enough time to iron out the bugs found in the g203 series.
@@westibbs But g17 is far superior
@@stevemuzak8526 what about g64
Brilliant work, this really was a deal breaker.
Thankfully this quick update looks promising. I'm pleased LG are taking the time to judge what's right for consumers after Vincents investigations and provide a fix
It's thanks to you, Vincent we get this change cause u always digging into these tv software for any sneaky moves. Maybe the lg g3 83 is back on my list.
Thanks for your hard earnest work.
AWESOME! Thanks Vincent for bringing this to light. Now I can get a G3, rather than getting an older model!!
The fixing of the algorithm responsible for unwanted dimming in the updated firmware is certainly an improvement, but unless/until you can completely disable auto-dimming in the service menu (or preferably in the advanced settings in the typical tv settings application), this is still a problem. There are those of us who use these displays as computer monitors and the auto-dimming is not only INCREDIBLY annoying, it severely impacts my ability to maintain high levels of color accuracy in creative workloads such as photo editing and video production. I firmly believe that maintaining auto-dimming, in it's current (fixed firmware) state by default is certainly the correct choice as in the most likely environments and contexts, it will behave correctly to users' expectations, but advanced users should be able to turn this feature off completely should their needs differ from default contexts.
I'm a computer user too. Am wondering if this new firmware will be good enough for computer use (with the only pixels changing being some typing). I imagine scrolling text will keep it bright. Guess we'll find out.
It's telling that the "monitor" counterparts to these TVs often don't have this feature enabled or let you disable it from the main menus. I feel like LG is trying to push people to not buy the much cheaper (especially around end of year sales) C3 as a desktop display and instead their (or partners') "monitor" versions of the same thing.
This is still not fixed in 3.30.70 when using the G3 as a computer monitor. I code all day and this is INCREDIBLY annoying. I feel like I'm slowly falling asleep... then I have to wiggle something on the screen to get it to wake back up. We need this option in the service menu back!
@@PunishYou That's so strange, cause my 42 inch c3 which I got a month ago has had TPC and GSR OFF by default in the service menu, I went into the service menu to turn them off but they were already off.
@@PunishYou yup, if it were really about the warranty, on a network connected tv, they would just have a prompt that you agree to void the warranty for serial number xyz, and then give you the settings. My service remote comes in tomorrow. Going to try this trick from a video titled "Dimming Disabled! LG G3/C3 Secret Menu STILL WORKS! (ASBL/TPC/GSR)"
This is great! Now, they need to do this for All of their existing models from 6 Series all the way to the 2 series. That way none of us will have to worry about voiding the warranties of our LG OLED TVs.
@Hichem: LG still cares. They have given most of their previous gen TVs updates. Last one for the LG C9 is December. So, yes they still update their old gen TVs
thank you lg for listening !!!
Great find and thanks for sharing this 'PSA' with your subscribers. Also anxiously awaiting confirmation upon the possible fw-update for the 2022 LG 42" C2 model.
Really hope LG rolls this out for the C1 as my TV tends to auto dim at the worst of times during low light scenes in hdr. Makes it almost impossible to figure out whats happening on screen.
They probably won’t, they’ve known about this issue since the c1 released almost two years ago and haven’t done anything to correct it
@@fucingpwnz0rz Three as far as I'm concerned with my CX model but others reported it on C9 as well. So 4 years total TPC with broken algorithm.
@@Piasecznik72 true, I came from a c8 and this wasn’t an issue on that one. Wifi board kept dying so I upgraded to the c1
GOOD!!! Hope the C1 gets this update too!
Great work tho man! They are clearly listening to you!
Great work Vincent you performed a public duty. Thanks LG for listening and I will be checking out the 42inch C3 for sure. :)
This is great news, well done LG. Looking forward to your C3 review, Vincent!
Thank you Vincent! You are awesome. You are doing basically everyone a favor and they are criticising you for it.... And still, you do not stop, because you and your expertise are able to move those companies to update their products and make them better for everyone! Please do not stop. And i miss some of your jokes from your older content :D
The people who criticized him probably didn’t even know what asbl meant in the first place.
💯
This is great news! Glad to see LG fixed this quickly as I’m expecting a few G3s in the next few weeks
3 years at least in existence and you call it quickly?
quickly? are you high?
Vincent you are the best. These two TVs are on my bucket list and that fix has made one of them my next tv. Thank you sir. Please keep up your super high standards and never worry about a couple detractors. What you do has incredible value.
Thanks Vincent, you always have the best videos filled with good information!
Brilliant work, my friend! Now lets get it to the C1 and C2!
Well done LG for doing this. I myself am not a fan boy and have had both LG and Samsung TV's. I have a S95b and I have a good one with a straight panel and no issues. There was an update done last week and it has made the UI so much more responsive and it no longer hangs or becomes unresponsive. I have not had this issue on the S95b with ABR coming in. I also looked at the G2 when I bought the Samsung. The guy that sold me the TV after I raised the issues with the S95b, he threw in an extended 5 year warranty. In Australia we have very little issues with the S95b so how odd is that. I know there are many reports of issues with the S95b. I am now converted to OLED and never going back to LCD TV's. Great vid for sure!
WELL DONE? How is it WELL DONE for a brand new TV to not even display images at the correct brightness in the first place?
What is the lg 03.11.45 update?
@Vincent , can you please ask LG if they are also do the firmware fix for the C2 too?
Awesome work, I'm such a fan of your channel and the work you do!
Well done. Amazing their QA guys hadn't caught this until you published your previous video.
We need this for the C2 now! Please LG! 🤞
A new software Version for C1,G1 has been released 03.34.80 -GSR and TPC settings are still Available in the Service Menu.
Thank you for providing us with yet another informative video.
Thank you vincent. I was worrying about 2023 LG OLED for freelance color grading but now I have nothing to worrying about to buy.
My C1 does this too! Dolby Vision and HDR, on my C1 is already hard to watch dark scenes, let alone it dimming over time.
Same, is this fox across the board or just the 2023 models?
@@headgoomba1984 i had an update come through last night on my C1, maybe it is fixed too
@@ValdeSanus here’s hoping.
@@ValdeSanus what's your firmware version? Mine is 03.34.70 (Germany). I still have the problem with the dimming..
@@ValdeSanus Please let us know what the update version no. is u have and if it has fixed it asap.
This needs to be rolled out to the LG C2, LG please listen to your customers!
As usual... Vincent is doing a great job and as a consumer, I am super grateful for that 🤓
Amazing work as always, Vincent. Good to see LG listening to what the people want and good to see you sticking it to the naysayers.
This update should definitely come to the C1 and C2 models to avoid voiding the warranty as Vincent mentions.
That would be nice. I'm not sure LG will care enough to throw us dated customers a bone, though.
We need to keep showing LG that we care about having this fixed on older models! Share this video, comment on it, and make a big fuss!
@vincent keep doing what you do. Thanks to you, the manufacturers are being forced to not do crazy stuff and force them to actually do QA. Kudos to you, sir.
Excellent reporting, thank you!
Well done, Vincent! This puts C3 83" back to potential TV list.
c3 no mla technology. better buy the lg g3
C3 is literally the C2 but more expensive lol better G3 with MLA panel (very new top-tier tech)
@@poltergeist7621 83" doesn't have MLA.
@@Chief_Of_Sinners LMAO quality >>>>>>>> size.
@@poltergeist7621well then, A95L >> G3
I want this on my C1 as well
Awesome Vincent, thank you! Keep doing things your way! 👍
Cheers Vincent
Your work is appreciated
I really was concerned that LG was going to spin off special editions for big studio use, leaving out all of the other unaffiliated post production colorists around the country. I look forward to your G3 review.
The way LG handles firmware so much better than the competition is the only reason I don't have a Samsung S95 QD-OLED right now.
BUT SAMAUNG BAD!!!
@@sladeberner6182 It's funny how Samsung is still far and away my favorite display maker, especially when you look at PC monitors no-one else comes close to providing the quality you get with Samsung, but the S95 series just has such a bad reputation right now I cannot justify upgrading until Samsung gets their sh*t sorted in the firmware.
And at the same time LG is doing great things with WRGB OLED too so we have a real competition running this year.
Samsung lost me forever with the crappy software they had on whatever TV of theirs I had. It was so obnoxious. I have a lot of game consoles that get swapped in and out as I play different games, and every time I changed what was plugged in it would reset all of the settings to enable all kinds of garbage post processing and auto dimming and weird color temperatures I didn't want. I'd have to spend a couple minutes every time changing it all back again. And sometimes I didn't even have to change what was plugged in, it would just go ahead and change it all anyway because it felt like it.
LG C2 sometimes decides "Oh you plugged in a PS3, we'll change the input name. Oh now you plugged in a Wii U, we'll change the input name again". But otherwise it leaves the settings alone. Thank goodness!!! I really don't care if it screws up the names, I just remember the HDMI numbers anyway.
@@mjc0961 You shouldn't have a PS3 in 2022-2023
S95B is still brighter and amazing
Much love brother, great video! Thanks for the update.
Thanks, your video's are very complete and professional
Well done Vincent! You’ve just saved LG losing millions of customers! If I was LG I would say thank you. Keep up the great work!
The important question is when are we getting QMS on C2…. Since now it’s available on the C3.
Thanks Vincent you do a great job!
I have preorder the G3🤩🥰
Yayayaya thank you for the work you are doing. We have to keep these manufacturers in check
First , Final move from LG for making the G3 the best In 2023. Good Job LG!!!
best of 2023 ? Yea...maybe in a parallel Universe without the existence of the A95L - King of Shootout.
@@ManuelMedellin. seethe more Samsung fanboy 👌
@@kingyogesh441 he was talking about sony ...
@@jasonstatham483 he is indirectly praising qd oled so by extension Samsung.
@@kingyogesh441 It still makes him sony fanboy, not samsung
I hope that the firmware goes to C2 too !
I hope so too
@@michaelmyersplays4992 🙏🏼
hope so too!
Gooood job Vincent !!! Fast reaction of LG !! What your revealed incited LG to rectify the problem !!! That's one of the reason why us, consumers need influencers like you !!!
Thank you for your service!
Too bad not enough people cared about the broken eARC functionality (LPCM 5.1 & 7.1 passthrough from external devices such as PS5 to an AVR) that appeared on the C1. Still waiting for a firmware update to fix that :(
What's the point of having four HDMI 2.1 inputs on the TV if anything connected to it can only play stereo 2.0 audio?
Are they going to fix this for older models, I have a C1, and would rather not have to go into the service menu to correct this
Thank you very much Vincent.
Now I just hope this will be updated to the G2 too (I don't know why they wouldn't)
The only TV-source I will trust! thank you Vince!