“I'll be using the TV with a Mac Book Pro with M3 Pro processor. Will this TV risk burn in if I use full a motion screen saver such as the Humpback Whale?”
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Hi there. Thank you for sharing your question with us regarding your OLED48B4PUA. We understand your situation and appreciate you reaching out. When using a dynamic screensaver like the Humpback Whale on your MacBook Pro with the M3 Pro processor, the risk of burn-in is generally minimized due to the constantly changing images. However, to further safeguard your TV, we recommend verifying that the built-in Pixel Refresher is enabled in your settings. This feature is designed to help reduce any potential image retention. Additionally, adjusting the brightness settings to a comfortable level can be an effective troubleshooting step to ensure optimal performance. https://www.lg.com/us/tvs/lg-oled48b4pua-oled-4k-tv#pdp_specs Please send us a private message on Social Media @LGUSSupport so our team can explore additional solutions tailored to your setup. We appreciate your patience and are here to support you every step of the way. —Renzo
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.No, not unless the humpback is stationary for days. Will the humpback be humping 24/7? If it is, you would be eccelerating the wear on the diode. After many seasons you might see a slightly dimmer picture. Especially if said humping occur in the ocean. Blue is supposed to put extra strain on the tv pixels
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