Nope. I have 55 and 75 both and I know the difference. You don't own 75. Now don't quote me anymore. You be happy sticking your face to a tiny tv. Spare me your small is same as bigger. Don't wanna interact with you anymore. You go your away and I go my way. OLED fanboy be like 25 inch OLED better than 100 inch qled. Because picture quality vroooooo.
I have a 75" hall TV, Sony 8000 H. And a room 65" LG CX OLED. My viewing angle at hall varies between 8-9 feet at couch to even 18-20 feet in my dining table.
Google knowledge- dont use the power button to switch on the tv. Use a shortcut key like Netflix or prime or a mapped number key. Working fine with this work around.
In CX you need to use remote control to navigate through voice command but in GX it is possible to voice command to navigate through TV alone. But in some forums I have seen people complaining about its non- functioning. So I do not know for sure.
The real image which the content creator intended for us to view will be totally opposite to the image you see in standard or vivid mode which most of the viewers like. Normally most go for the standard mode for the vibrant image . In my c9 I prefer the cinema mode which is now filmmaker mode in cx I guess. This mode calibrated well should get you close the the accurate image. But is that the image you or most prefer? It comes down to personal taste.
Cx has both filmmaker and movie modes. I find them both dull.
Then you should stick with the standard or vivid mode as the image is bright and punchy in both the modes. It’s not necessary for every one to like the accurate image. But since you where wondering what the real image should look like I explained in the previous post.
Vivid is horrible. Standard can be edited to personal likes and i use it for watching sports.
Ok no clue about filmmaker mode as my tv doesn’t have that mode. Accurate we can never know unless we compare it with a reference monitor.
Navin, film maker mode has OLED light as energy saving, contrast as 85, brightness as 50, sharpness as 10, colour 50, tint 0 in CX. In advanced it is like dynamic contrast off, super resolution off, colour gamut auto, gamma BT 1886, peak brightness off.
Ok but in c9 you don’t have FileMaker mode so I use cinema mode for both HDR and SDR. I normally don’t prefer dynamic contrast and leave it disabled. And in fact I don’t thing it will be available in cinema mode. Colour gamut I leave it as auto and peak brightness mostly I set it off but for some movies I keep it at medium.
Switching the wifi connection off on the LG eliminates the dropping issues. Issues with 2.4 ghz interference. If the replacement pair also have similar issues then i will have to use a intermediate router on 5 ghz for the LG.
