A:AnswerWith a direct ethernet connection from a router receiving 300Mbps from Spectrum, the speed through the C1 wifi card can only reach 100Mbps max. That's more than enough for streaming in 4K HDR.
A:AnswerPlease reach out to our technical support team via private message on Facebook @LGUSSupport and use #VOC in your first message to our social media support team or call at 800-243-0000. This will allow for an open dialogue with expert agents that are better able to offer the proper assistance. Also, be sure to provide your contact information, model/serial numbers and date of purchase. ^Daphane
A:Answerthere are NO rca plug in jacks on this tv. If your existing Panasonic "player/recorder" has RCA plugs you will have to purchase an RCA to HDMI conversion box
A:AnswerBill- to answer your question about the diodes…all OLED TV’s regardless of size and brand are all going to have diodes. You can find the sizes on the product’s description on bestbuy.com!
A:AnswerPlease seek recommendations/opinions on the customer forums at https://www.facebook.com/LGUSA; they are a great resource for getting help from other LG customers. Thank you. ^Daphane
A:AnswerIt appears you have what's called screen burn-in. This happens when you have a certain image on the screen for a long long long time. It doesn't have to be sitting there for hours, but can be cumulative. Like let's say, everyday you have it hooked up to your PC and you frequently open up an app that brings up that box in the middle of the screen. The pixels on the oled tv turns on and off individually, like little light bulbs. Over a very long time, if these bulbs get continuously used to show more bright over certain areas frequently, they tend to, not quite burn out like a light bulb, but get slightly dimmer. There is no way of fixing this. A work around is basically burning in the rest of your tv to match but there is no real practical way to do this.
A:AnswerThere are a stereo pair of speakers built into the bottom of the Television, but ideally with a picture of this caliber you use it within a surround sound system and therefore the eARC output which essentially makes everything you watch surround sound.
