Need some guru to help. The default browser that come with Panasonic TV seems to fail. It cannot play the video from most of my online drama website. I can play it fine if I use a laptop. Thus I suspect it maybe the browser need update.

Any idea how to fix this?

All TV has fairly limited ram , so the browser really ain't made to browse a wide range of content . Plus it is missing a large number of add ons like java scripts , adobe flash , etc etc ...

Might as well connect ur laptop , phone or PC to the TV instead .

This post has been edited by Convael: Nov 6 2019, 12:12 PM

You can try set Intelligent Frame Creation (Picture setting) to OFF to see the difference. I guess this might solve your issue.



AFAIK, Panasonic is already testing android TV in some market. It's good move because good hardware without a proper software (my home screen) cannot deliver
best usability to customers. For instance in Vietnam there are some entry 4K models using Android TV.

If they start to adopt ATV for all the markets, it can be a boost for their TV business for sure. Then they can make comeback to US market too.

Guys, I just bought 55GX800 1 week ago.

If there is any GX800 current/upcoming users I am open for discussion

Overall quite satisfied with it! Bang for the buck.
The only thing that made me sad is there is no Atmos support in Netflix.

http://www.leesharing.com/panasonic-1111-02/

What is this intelligent frame creation for?

Link

Then, by switching it off, it means the 4k TV is now just like any other TV. This technology is what make Panasonic TV unique right? Well, I hve yet to try it at home since I am travelling now. Can I just adjust it instead of turning it off? I remember seeing this function.

My preference for IFC:
Movie 'Mid'
Sport 'Min'

When I use Mid for Soorts the ball sometimes become double during fast movement of the ball.

Thks for the advice....

No this "technology " is not exclusive to Panasonic . Samsung , Philips , LG , Sony TVs all have the same motion interpolation features but they call it a different name .

In general Sony and Philips have the best motion interpolation among the major TV brands .

This post has been edited by Convael: Nov 9 2019, 03:43 PM

Oh ok... I am just afraid that turning it off will affect overall picture quality. I spend 10k plus for this TV and of course I want to get the best out of it.

IFC setting impact is not same for all models.
It depend on BMR number of the TV.

For instance, if you play 1 source from 3 different TV which has different BMR but same IFC setting the output will be no same.

I have tried a football source on GX800 and FZ950, IFC setting to 'mid' in both TVs. In GX800 the ball can be double at sometime but in FZ950 all normal.

FZ950 is an OLED TV .... All OLED screens have 0.1 ms response time ...light years ahead of LCD . Ghosting is never a problem on the OLED screen .

This post has been edited by Convael: Nov 10 2019, 01:53 PM

Exactly bro...just to say the IFC setting in each TV make different impact.
Its all depend on user, that why it is a option in the picture setting menu.

If this is the case, what will be the best setting to get the best out of this TV?

Few YouTube videos will help

This post has been edited by SteadyPana: Nov 12 2019, 04:15 PM

Offered 65"gx800 for 4.5k, really tempted to purchase. Just need to check around got better price

Hi bro, mind sharing from where you've gotten this offer? Very good pricing imo

Which shop to get this , can youbshare ?