LG C9 User Thread (No Price Talk)
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Love4sound
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Congrats.Make sure the tv isn’t a demo unit. The tv should have a scratch guard at both front and back. Also check the tv usage hours.
@Love4sound : today i was checking my prime , i can see subtiles is having black back ground for white text. is it a risk for burnin..? can i change the setting on prime..?
Love4sound
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U are going to get the best picture quality available in market today. So yeah it’s worth itThis will be mine biggest single transaction for an electronic device , started in the budget of 70-80k ended up in buying Oled.
I just hope it is worth it
Oled burn in is over exaggerated by many. Unless u abuse your tv there is no need to panic. My tv has crossed 500 hours of usage and most of my viewing are 4K HDR movies. On some occasions I watch prime, Netflix and use subtitles for languages I don’t know such as Telugu and Hindi movies. Once ps5 releases I may get that as well if pricing is reasonable in India. Mixed usage and rest at regular intervals u don’t have to worry about burn in
This will be mine biggest single transaction for an electronic device , started in the budget of 70-80k ended up in buying Oled.
I just hope it is worth it
Haha! It was the same for me...at least from my own earnings; not counting my film-making stuff when started out.
I can't go back to any other TV now. Even black and white films look amazing. You'll enjoy it.Try gaming on it too. VRR makes for a buttery smooth gameplay experience.
Change subtitles to semi-transparent in Netflix and Amazon. You can do that by going to their website. It's global setting which will apply to all devices. I use a semi-transparent black window and then semi-transparent white subtitles with drop shadow. Works well for HDR and SDR too. Problem is that in HDR, white subtitles are blinding. So gotta change them or reduce size. In in-built player, you can turn them to grey. Yellow subtitles are the most prone to burn-in. Gradually if they appear in the same place, they have caused burn-in for 2017 owners at 7,000 hours or so. So you can expect 2x performance in 2019 models coz much bigger red subpixel. Still, I prefer semi-transparent/gray subtitles coz white doesn't work for me for HDR.
Love4sound
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You should have checked with the dealer during purchase.
And do i need to run any video to check for any pixelation issue..?
Let me call again, yesterday I visited 4 shops and all told installation will be done next day
Love4sound
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Yeah there are few clips available on YouTube.
Love4sound
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Tv has been delivered ?
Hey , is the company done the installation or from the dealer, in lg site still days all services are closed
Today will be deliver
Love4sound
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Ok normally the service request will be raised once the Tv is delivered. If it’s delivered in the morning chances are the service tech will contact you and book appointment for today evening or on Monday since Sunday will be a holiday
If possible could you please share those
Love4sound
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You will have most of the test videos
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Before checking, watch some 16:9 content on the TV for at least four hours, and then press the power off button on the remote but keep TV plugged in. After every four hours, the TV runs a short compensation cycle, and the first few ones help the most with uniformity. So you'll save yourself a shock and multiple posts here if you check for issues after doing this. At least one should have happened. 2-3 would be ideal.
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