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It would be amazing to be able to use the Philips HUE and synchronize the lights with the video and audio of the LG TV. Thanks

Am I the only one who thinks that LG is not paying attention to any of this?

I have a brand new LG Smart TV. I cannot find HBO in the LG App menus to be able to add it to my list. Then when I try to access via the LG Browser, it tells me that I am unable to run the content as the browser needs to be updated. Can somebody tell me how I can access HBO Go via my new Smart TV? I have the LG - 55" Class - LED - Nano 8 Series - 2160p - Smart - 4K UHD TV with HDR, Model 55SM8600PUA. Thank you

Unfortunately, this has been a recurring topic where others, including myself, have complained about the lack of an HBO viewing app with no helpful response from LG. Several others have different ideas about why an HBO app isn't offered, but it would be nice if LG would give a response. There are a number of other posts about this issue for which you may search and some have offered alternative methods to try and watch HBO, none of which seemed like what I wanted (I just want to fire up the app and watch HBO, just like Netflix, Amazon Prime, or Showtime). Welcome to the unhappy customer club.

YES. PLEASE ADD THIS! I can currently do "free" or non-DRM content using Hue Sync from a PC but it would be a HUGE feature to add this natively to WebOS. Application needs to send information about the displayed colors on a given area of the screen to the Hue Bridge over WiFi link. Hue Bridge would then tell the Hue Lights how and when to change color values. As there is no way to output video from the TV, the content providers should not have any DRM concerns. This would be the absolute cleanest solution and at least in the US market and would funnel so many buyers towards LG units. Summary of wish: Feature to be added to the "all settings" menu somewhere under display Selection enables the TV to run Hue Sync software TV then connects to the Hue Bridge on customer premises Whatever content is displayed on the TV screen from whatever source (streaming, cable box, etc.) is analyzed by Hue Sync software for color/placement information TV sends color and screen area information in real time to Hue Bridge Hue Bridge tells Hue Lights the appropriate color adjustments to make Check it out in action:

Strange situation: I contacted the LG support, they wrote back, that Disney does not want to support Smart Projectors. I contacted the Disney support, they wrote back, that LG does not support their app on my HU80KS. What is correct? What company is responsible for what?