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Can anyone advise me whether this tuner is "generic" or freesat? and i would like advise on using it with a Sky+HD satellite dish.. any advice/help appreciated as im cancelling sky contract soon Michael

Thank you for providing me with such important information.

I have an LG OLED TV 2024, and the remote does not have a FAV button. I have saved some favorite OTA channels through the Channel Manager, but I don't know how to access them without a FAV button. Can someone help me with this?

Hi Ana, I have a quite recent LG OLED 65 C3 (2023) which is a "smart" TV. When I first installed the TV, I also installed a lot of applications (that you can find in the LG content store). Of course I installed SPOTIFY among all the apps. Among all the new LG TVs, those that are using webOS are all elligible to get access a lot of app in the LG Content Store. From https://us.lgappstv.com/main (please change us with your country 2 letters), you can search for a specific model (for exemple mine is OLED65C3) for a specific application (for example SPOTIFY) or you can list applications supported. Generally when you have a webOS TV, there are generally like 3000 apps that you can install on your smart TV. Hope this will help you.

Yes, the connector you pictured is also known as TOSLINK. To connect to your device you need a fiber optic cable. It's not a wire. Your StreamLine TV should have the same connector and the cable will have a special connector on both ends that fits in both devices. Since it is fiber optic, be very careful to not put any kinks in the cable.

The issue goes unsolved for almost two years now. LG is just happy with taking our money away - they either have a secret plan to educate us into using the remonte, or they don't know how to do it. Why would they allow for (multiple, I might say) Favs lists to be created, but make it harder to access them.. it makes no sense!

I am just wondering why LG went with WebOS, when with android TV you are sure that there will be ongoing development and huge team of people working on it. I just hoppe that someone will make available to change OS on TV as you can change it on phone, and i would emidiatly switch to Android TV!

Being LG Apps developer, I must disappoint you, but there will be no improvement in the nearest future. They have lack of staff and are very slow to even test the submitted apps, not to mention the development of OS itself. Their interest is only to sell millions of TVs.

TV is nice but there are a lot of details to be fixed. And as far as we know this is not a strong part of LG. Frustrating slow interface. TV may have worked a long time and can switch options menu, wait at least 10 seconds. All this happens in a dual-core processor. SmartShare again can not remember my desire, to i see the content in folders. Bad maintenance of subtitles. There is no possibility to change and preserve the default encoding to another on the list. At the same time can remembers the color, size and position of the subtitle. For extra as 3D dynamic subtitles, that each blu ray device supports, i do not even think. I do not want to talk about the strange consumer agreements and any restriction imposed by LG, if you do not accept. Such arrogance, even Apple does not allow.

Most of the comments would suggest the software is still somewhat immature. Remember that this is the very first version of WebOS for the TV, and it has only been released for a few months now, and during that time several updates have been released that have resolved some issues. The good news with this is that LG have probably a few years worth of updates to solve these issues until the current hardware is obsolete and you HAVE to buy a whole new TV set. The bad news is of course that we have no idea what kind of items they have on their backlog. I doubt a company like LG have portals like Microsofts "Connect" where e.g. anyone can vote up new features, bugs etc for their products. For us, the only way are through official channels. And the more that report a specific problem, the more likely is that it will be resolved. For a first release, I think the OS is "OK". There are many features missing or not working properly, but I assume (without knowing) that they will be resolved in due time. If not, then the next time I won't buy an LG TV... /H

Agreed, i alredy posted my disapoitment, I was fulled by the tv presentation about LGwebOS, it is actualy worse than any OS i have ever seen on TV as far the performance - the idea it selff is OK. switching chanels takes 3-5 sec opening seings somtimes takes up to 10 sec. you can only chose external or tv speakers not simuntaniasly and many more other things. I would gladly install google TV if there will be posibility or - even previuse LG smart tv OS