Hmm.. any one has Apple TV + LG TV having this "screen change" symptom when watch Youtube? (FYI, i also posted in Apply TV post)

My situation with all firmware updated:
1) Apple TV 4K (2021) - TVOS16
2) LG OLED CX

My Apple TV default setting is 4K SDR 60hz only with match frame rate & contents ON

Whenever i watch or exit a video in youtube, the screen will turn black for few seconds (similar to how we watch video with Dolby vision / HDR that moment) but here it doesnt change from SDR to HDR/DV.

The video stays SDR only but dunno why the "black screen"

HDCP handshake.

ouch .. kinda annoying but hopefully can get some patch/fix

There is no fix because that's simply the way it works.

HDMI 2.1 QMS would alleviate that (bringing the 3-8 seconds black screen down to 1-2 seconds), but no display supports QMS anyway so that feature is pointless at this time too.

Now the C1 sound time.

Is AI sound advice to turn on? Currently is off and using cinema mode. Sound Netflix movies sound macam low. If AI sound on playing PS5 sound look weird. Like we use PS5 virtual sound.

Ai acoustic has been calibrate

This post has been edited by splinter: Sep 22 2022, 08:57 PM

I use Music for dialogue clarity in movies. AI turned off.

Anything AI from LG is better turn off.

You have a good TV.

Why you want to make the experience shit with using the TV speakers? Get yourself at least a soundbar or preferably a pair of bookshelves.

For PS5, YouTube, Netflix purpose chilling. When watching HBO max or Disney + will use my 5.1.2 system 😎

Bro you should be using your system for youtube and netflix

Seriously what logic is that?!???

Disney+ and HBO MAX using Sound System?

But Netflix + YouTube + PS5 using TV speaker??? 🤔

This post has been edited by Andrewtst: Sep 27 2022, 03:07 PM

Logic is wife complaint too Loud, so will only use HT during weekend for movie/music. And Netflix mostly watching drama, YouTube also is for show and PS5 wife dont like the guns sound haha.

Because we live in condo, so if all the time on my kid and wife will be . Wait until I can afford to have a HT room so it will be peace of mind

Your Netflix only watch Korean drama? Then make a little bit sense. 😅

i do switch to internal speaker when watch kdrama but there are some with dolby atmos and DV, that is when i switch to AVR.

I already forgotten LG TV came with speaker. 😅

If too late, I will use Headset instead. 🙂

Any idea or words on if and when the 42” Flex LX3 will be available in Malaysia?

Finally found the ultimate device for me to be used as a TV and gaming monitor on a desk.

Whats the recommendation for an LG OLED 65" TV?

Whats the ideal range i should go for as i feel the top of the range got alot of features that might not be important for me.

My requirements are just the usual watching TV, no gaming. Sounds should be decent as i have no intention on getting a sound bar. Like i read oled vs oled evo is just brighter screen, but brightness not priority for me because my wife has a pretty low threshold. Most of the times phones at auto brightness is too bright for her. So, higher max brightness not essential at all. So, probably choosing oled screens because it seem more comfortable than the lcd ones Also, how much of a different between a7 vs a9 processor?

Uhm that's not the way brightness works.

LCDs have more headroom in peak brightness for obvious reasons (LEDs are bigger, easier to drive brighter than individual organic pixels at a lower power consumption and heat). But calibrated properly, all SDR content should show no more than 100 nits for a display anyway. In other words, an OLED can also be too bright for SDR content if you don't calibrate it.

HDR content is of course a little bit different. Because LCDs can get brighter, they get to resolve more detail in very bright highlights in comparison to OLEDs. Again, just because LCDs are brighter doesn't mean they are uncomfortable. An OLED can also be uncomfortable if it isn't calibrated properly.

Audio and decent doesn't belong in the same sentence when you talk about TV speakers. So whatever you choose, you're not getting "decent" audio either ways. Acceptable or not of course is a subjective thing.

Then i guess its fine. Now is just whether the upgrade between different models worth or not.

If TV audio all also same same lousy, then it wont affect my decision too. Whats the a, c or g series about? Or is there any other series? I assume g series is the "flagship", but whats the target audience for the a or c series?

https://www.techradar.com/news/lgs-27-inch-...but-at-ces-2023

Oh year 27 inch & 32 inch oled Q1 2023. Wondering if 27inch version is 1440p or 4k.