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So, it's the year 2018 and all the documentation I have found online says that LG TV's USB storage are limited to a max capacity of 2TB... nowadays that's considered rather small in terms of PVR and play backing of HDR 10bit content. I've ordered a the LG 49sj800v which is due to be delivered in the next couple of weeks so I am in the process of preparing the hard drive ready for it, which I have a WD Red 6TB however after reading it seems to be limited to 2TB?! which surprises me because the TV even has a USB 3.0 port. It is from my understanding that FAT32 is limited to 2TB and NTFS is limited to 16TB which brings me to my question(s): Does the 2TB limitation still apply in WebOS 3.5? if the limitation does still apply is the limitation caused by Hardware or Software? If the limiation does still apply can you use multiple partitions or is the limitation the entire drive? PS. I plan to use NTFS.

I have an LG 60LB7100-UT TV and I want to know how to transfer the screenshots I take on my TV from the internal storage to an external storage device. Is there a way to do that? I'd like to be able to put the screenshots on my computer.

Hello everyone! I am developping a web application to display in a Smart TV. This app reproduced a video flow that comes from a IP cam. The problem I have, is that the browser of the TV stores every flows as an image in the memory, so in a few time the memory is full and the borwser gets slow until it stop working. Has anybody a similar problem? I can't display an app which takes 5 minutes switching views :S Thanks to everyone.