OLED TV Owners Thread (OLED Gang): Purchases, Recommendations and Updates
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If you live in an off brand area,My wife got this text from her brother this morning
. LG offered to replace my E6 panel out of warranty for free. I declined because I'd lose the 3D. They take great care of OLED customers, but they don't have people EVERYWHERE in the US. It's a Korean company. Any non-US company runs this risk, but are you trying to buy a US made TV (if you even can in 2023)?
Never been. I have no idea what that's supposed to mean. Cali is bigger than most countries. That could be the boonies for all I knowWe’re in Berkeley, Ca. No need to hit the juelz button with me breh
All dem asians there. How is there not a lg korean technicianWe’re in Berkeley, Ca. No need to hit the juelz button with me breh
All dem asians there. How is there not a lg korean technician
Right, I'm literally in the epicenter of the bay area lol. All I'm saying is that I'm glad I went with the geek squad protection plan with this purchase.
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I always do the 5 year warranty too. Just cant risk it. Although i gotta say after 3 years my CX looks just as when i got it.
Have you enabled Deep Color and 4:4:4 Passthrough?
Settings > General > External Devices > HDMI Settings
I don't know why for the life of me that LG always buries this option so deep in its menus on its OLEDS
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Not sure. I’ll double check. I know I watched a lot of “profrsssional videos to get the settings right. Thanks.
So just having 4K on a in the HDMI deep color section? It’s on… I think it could be coming from LCD to an OLED. Just a difference in way everything looks. I’m probably used to the more brighter colors than more natural look.
Yeah, that definitely could be it too.
Have you tried messing with the expert settings in different picture modes? Certain options will be greyed out depending on which one you’re using. If you’re trying to get an lcd look, you’ll want to enable all of the dynamic contrast settings that are available as well as playing with the gamma and white balance to a certain degree.
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Imma bite the bullet and cop this soon. First time copping a Sony TV.
