“Can the LG 48” OLED television be used with directv?”
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The polite answer is...why wouldn't it be. Given that "used with" is a very broad term. If you're concerned about specifics like dual tuners for satellite connection directly to tv or does it have the newer ATSC 3.0 tuner (appears not), LG could answer those in case the latest B4 versions are somehow different (probably not). Satellite doesn't offer the best picture because the signal has to be compressed for broadcasting and can't be customized for your tvs abilities, but the B4 appears to be good at upscaling. Make sure the tv and Direct are set to receive 4k content. Based on the wording of your question, I'm guessing you will personally not notice the difference. Streaming is better. Channels with 4k (Prime, Disney+, etc) content have the ability to customize the bit rate for your tv/service and give a better picture. This is a great tv for the majority of users. You won't gain much by spending more (at least that you'll notice), especially if you're not a gamer. If you're worried about burn-in, don't leave a channel on for long periods that have banners on the screen and burn-in should not be an issue with the new LG enhancements. Just buy it and enjoy it. https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews/lg/b4-oled
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