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Lg, We really need option like data saver that is available in android TV's, that's really sorts out our data cap problems. Why lg is ignoring the software support though the hardware of the TV's support lots of features. Please plan something big with feature rich update ....... Really needed lot of changes, soon this frustration become hate.

I have a UK6090PUA 55" SmartTV. All firmware and WebOS software and is up to date. I have connected a Roku 2 and LG BP-M25 Bluray/DVD player to HDMI ports 1 and 2. I get an audio pop whenever content play starts on both the Roku and DVD player. If I use the WebOS apps there is no pop. First inkling is that the HDMI connection is the issue. Has anyone experienced this and is there a fix? Honestly I like the Roku streaming apps better than the internal apps. Playback is smoother. While using the internal WebOS Hulu or Prime Video apps I catch an occasional stutter.

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