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My advice at this stage would be to avoid it like the plague.
Wouldn’t the app auto update though?
My advice at this stage would be to avoid it like the plague.
Yeah, that's what mine did. Just keep 1.15 open! ha.Wouldn’t the app auto update though?
Are you sure Star Trek shows as UHD? Mine just displays as 'HDR' (sorry, I don't have an LG TV)Thanks... so Star Trek isn’t 4K?
Sorry for asking questions as I’m learning about all this. On the face value Star Trek and dare devil both says UHD DV but DD is 2160 and ST is 1080?
If so there is no way knowing until you use the info option? Is there any other way to check as I don’t want to be wondering if it is 1080 or 2160 while waiting for it to improve when actually it is at the maximum.
If that make sense?
Dolby Vision doesn’t have to be 2160 as Star Trek proves, but the vast majority are. Star Trek is Dolby Vision at 1080p.Thanks... so Star Trek isn’t 4K?
Sorry for asking questions as I’m learning about all this. On the face value Star Trek and dare devil both says UHD DV but DD is 2160 and ST is 1080?
If so there is no way knowing until you use the info option? Is there any other way to check as I don’t want to be wondering if it is 1080 or 2160 while waiting for it to improve when actually it is at the maximum.
If that make sense?
Netflix really don’t like you do they. I sense an enough is enough moment approaching.Yeah, that's what mine did. Just keep 1.15 open! ha.
Exactly. One small caveat being if your hardware doesn't support DV (still awaiting the update for my Sony TV) then any HDR content will be HDR10 and carries the 'HDR' tag.Dolby Vision doesn’t have to be 2160 as Star Trek proves, but the vast majority are. Star Trek is Dolby Vision at 1080p.
If you get a constant 1080 or a constant 2160 you are fine.
If you have the problem this thread is about you will get 720 to 480 to 720 to 1080 to 480 and it never settles at an acceptable quality.
I was half expecting to see a big middle finger appear when the logo started animating.Netflix really don’t like you do they. I sense an enough is enough moment approaching.
What do you get if you check their own speedtester here www.fast.comOddly though my PS4 connection says 106.5mbps but Netflix is only getting 25.33 of it??
Have you tried 'Apex' 'Abstract' and 'Flaked S01E01' at all? They seem to be consistently unstable for me across devices, but I don't own an LG.For the last 30 miuntes some how Netflix has been totally stable at 15.25mbps/2160 4k and hdr = Marco Polo, Marseille, War machine.
Maybe they fixed if for my LG OLED C7 or my Geographically area.
Anyone else want to check the LG OLED C7 and/or West London area?
Trying them now. Will report back here in 20 minutesHave you tried 'Apex' 'Abstract' and 'Flaked S01E01' at all? They seem to be consistently unstable for me across devices, but I don't own an LG.
What do you get if you check their own speedtester here www.fast.com
ThanksTrying them now. Will report back here in 20 minutes
Dolby Vision doesn’t have to be 2160 as Star Trek proves, but the vast majority are. Star Trek is Dolby Vision at 1080p.
If you get a constant 1080 or a constant 2160 you are fine.
If you have the problem this thread is about you will get 720 to 480 to 720 to 1080 to 480 and it never settles at an acceptable quality.
You don't. 9/10 it will be 4K though.That’s really interesting... if it showing just Dolby Vision how do I know if it is 1080 or 2160? Would I need to check via info or if it under ‘4K category therefore can assume it is 4K Dolby Vision?
Lucky! Glad to hear it's sorted for you. What changed, did you receive any sort of update? or do you think that maybe, just maybe.. something on the Netflix end was modified.Abstract = 37secs to reach 15.26mbps/2160.
Watched for 8 minutes and it did not drop below 15.26mbps.
Flaked S01E01 = 3minutes(slow) to reach 15.26mbps/2160.
Watched for 10 minutes and it did not drop below 15.26mbps.
Apex = 59secs to 15.26mbps/2160.
Watched for 8 minutes and did not drop below 15.26mbps.
My TV = LG OLED65C7V
AREA = WEST LONDON
ISP = SKY / 79MB DOWNLOAD
MY 480P barrier issue had started in the first week of September.
So maybe it is fixed now - i hope.
Lucky! Glad to hear it's sorted for you. What changed, did you receive any sort of update? or do you think that maybe, just maybe.. something on the Netflix end was modified.
I checked Flaked again earlier, it slowly climbed to 2160p, held for a minute, and then back to business as usual. 480/1080/720/2160/480..
That’s exactly what happened to me.Abstract = 37secs to reach 15.26mbps/2160.
Watched for 8 minutes and it did not drop below 15.26mbps.
Flaked S01E01 = 3minutes(slow) to reach 15.26mbps/2160.
Watched for 10 minutes and it did not drop below 15.26mbps.
Apex = 59secs to 15.26mbps/2160.
Watched for 8 minutes and did not drop below 15.26mbps.
My TV = LG OLED65C7V
AREA = WEST LONDON
ISP = SKY / 79MB DOWNLOAD
MY 480P barrier issue had started in the first week of September.
So maybe it is fixed now - i hope.
LG content store > my page (its on the top row) > click on Netflix > mine is 1.4.40 updated 26/9/17.I don’t know how to check if my LG OLED received a Netflix update? Will check if someone can let me know how and then report back
What do you get if you check their own speedtester here www.fast.com
That’s exactly what happened to me.
Out of nowhere it stabilised. I still have no idea how.
It’s not a C7 fix though. My Blu-ray player fixed itself at the same time.
Perhaps it is geographical, I’m in South Devon. Why is it taking so damn long to roll it out though?
LG content store > my page (its on the top row) > click on Netflix > mine is 1.4.40 updated 26/9/17.
Mine fixed itself before that update though.
Nope. It would answer every question if we knew what had changed on our two.Yes i am on the same version and update date, so nothing to do with software version then.