A:AnswerThe metric width for the screws that will fit into the VESA mount holes on the LG 86” Class UA77 Series LED AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025), Model # 86UA7700PUA, is M8 (8mm).
The length of the screws depends on the depth of the wall mount you use to mount the TV.
Your existing wall mount should have come with three sets of screws with varying lengths and spacers you can use if the screws are too long. It should also support the TV's VESA Mount Pattern of 400 x 400 mm...^Ivan.
A:AnswerHi there. Thank you for sharing your inquiry with us. We understand your question regarding the safe transportation of your 86-inch LG TV (Model: 86UA7700PUA).
To answer your first question directly, the dimensions of the TV when it is in the box (Packaging Dimensions) are:
Width (W): 81.9 inches
Height (H): 49.4 inches
Depth (D): 8.7 inches
Regarding safe transportation, we strongly recommend that you always transport the TV upright and never lay the box on its side or back. The internal packaging is designed to protect the large screen best when the box is standing up, not when it is flat. Transporting it on its side, back, or face down could put pressure on the display panel and potentially cause damage.
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A:AnswerHello there. Thank you for sharing your inquiry with us. We understand your question regarding the multi view/split screen feature on the LG 86UA7700PUA TV.
The specifications for the 86UA7700PUA show that the Multi View feature is not available on this particular unit. We appreciate you checking on this capability.
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A:AnswerYes. It can go up to 400x400 . It barely fit my mount from my 75" . Weight was fine. Was under the capacity. I had to go to the hardware store to buy fatter bolts but it tells you what you need in the manual.
A:AnswerNTSC (from National Television System Committee) is the first American standard for analog television, published and adopted in 1941.
TVs marketed and sold in the US used to have a built-in NTSC tuner, but the last few remaining NTSC transmitters in the USA finally came off air on July 14, 2021, marking the end of over seven decades of continuous 525-line American analogue TV broadcasts so NTSC tuners are no longer included in TVs.
The LG 86” Class UA77 Series LED AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025), has a built-in ATSC tuner and a QAM tuner. IT does not have an NTSC or PAL tuner...^Ivan.
Model: 86UA7700PUA
A:AnswerThe two important things to understand about video are that you can't add detail beyond what is already in the source footage (you can synthesize information with image processing, but it doesn't actually add detail that isn't there; it only polishes it a bit). Second, the vast majority of video source footage doesn't exceed 60Hz. When you stream a movie online or watch a Blu-ray disc, you see a 1080p or 4K picture at up to 60 frames per second (fps), though it is more likely either 24 or 30fps.
Most movies are shot at 24 frames per second (fps), which is the standard for cinematic quality. However, some films are shot at higher frame rates, such as 48 fps, which can provide smoother motion and better visual clarity, especially in action scenes. While 60Hz is the standard refresh rate for most televisions, not all movies are optimized for this frame rate, and some may be shot at lower frame rates to save on production costs.
For movies specifically, especially ones that were recorded on film, the original footage is captured at 24 frames per second and then upscaled to 30fps through a process known as 3:2 pulldown, which distributes the source images so they can be spread across 30 frames every second instead of 24. Those frames are then interlaced (combined and shuffled) to 60 frames per second to match the 60Hz refresh rate of most TVs, like the LG 86” Class UA77 Series LED AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025), Model # 86UA7700PUA.
Of course, any content that was originally recorded at 60 frames per second can match a 60Hz TV's refresh rate without any pulldown or interlacing.
Once a TV's refresh rate rises above the rate of the content you're watching, it starts performing tricks to deal with the lower frame rate. For example, in the case of a 120Hz TV, it needs to fill in the 60 additional frames to hit its native 120Hz refresh rate after the pulldown process kicks the initial number of frames to 60 per second. The TV fills in the spaces with either black frames, copies of the original frames, or best-guess "middle" frames.
To create these new frames, the TV combines and processes the data from the surrounding frames and then generates what it thinks should go there. You're looking at more individual pictures as the screen draws them, but these pictures weren't originally present—the TV is generating those additional pictures on the fly.
These synthesized frames can smooth over the motion of the content, but that isn't always a good thing. Artificially pumping the content's frame rate to 60 or above (usually 120Hz for higher-end TVs) can produce what's known as the "soap opera effect." It makes the TV show or movie look unnaturally fluid and probably unlike what the directors, cinematographers, and engineers intended.
The TV has a TruMotion setting that is suitable for the image quality of fast-moving pictures.
Within the TV's Trumotion settings are:
Cinematic Movement, which adjusts the shaking of the motion on the screen to make it feel like you are in a movie theater.
Natural sets images with a lot of motion to look natural and clear.
Smooth Movement softens fast-moving pictures.
User Selection sets TruMotion manually.
De-Judder adjusts juddering on the screen, and De-Blur reduces the blurring effects of motion...^Ivan.
A:AnswerPower outages can cause temporary glitches or settings issues on the LG 86” Class UA77 Series LED AI 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2025), Model # 86UA7700PUA, and the TV may require time for the internal components to reset after a power outage.
By unplugging the TV from the power source, you’re allowing it to fully power down and clear any residual electricity. This process helps in resolving issues that may have occurred during the power interruption. The TV shouldn't lose your Wi-Fi settings requiring you to constantly log in.
The TV outputs an SBC/aptXTM Bluetooth audio codec so you can connect two Bluetooth headsets at the same time if they support the TV's Bluetooth audio codecs and you use two of the same Bluetooth headsets.
Depending on the type of the Bluetooth headset, the device may not connect correctly or an abnormal behavior may occur such as unsynchronized audio...^Ivan.
A:AnswerHi there. We appreciate you reaching out with your question about the LG 86UA7700PUA TV. We understand your inquiry about the screen finish and minimizing glare.
The LG 86UA7700PUA model features a screen designed to reduce glare and reflections, offering a more comfortable viewing experience in a variety of lighting conditions. While it is not a fully matte screen, its design helps to minimize distractions from ambient light sources.
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