What’s the difference between the LG 55 B42 and LG 55B46 apart from hundreds of pounds?

[Minkey1]

So here goes . Got tv today initial set up was just using youtube to test supposed dolby vision content ... no luck. Thought oh well the picture was very good. Eventually decided to log into netflix on the tv as opposed to my sky stream. Decided to look for dolby vision, found The Witcher a soon as i played a few seconds a banner appeared saying dolby vision/dolby atmos. The tv has frickin dolby vision. 😁

What chance have we got if the info we’re fed is duff?

Try iPlayer and look for/search on UHD. Can you see any listed? Strike or Asia are 2.

 

[cookiemonsteruk]

What chance have we got if the info we’re fed is duff?

Try iPlayer and look for/search on UHD. Can you see any listed? Strike or Asia are 2.

@Minkey1

You are absolutely correct i mean these guys are paid to know this stuff. What i did notice on netflix that i didn't before on my old tv is the amount of dolby vision content. I wonder does does netflix only label something as dolby vision if the tv is compatible

 

[cookiemonsteruk]

@Minkey1

Speaking of iplayer hlg is supported as well

 

[Jasonovich]

So here goes . Got tv today initial set up was just using youtube to test supposed dolby vision content ... no luck. Thought oh well the picture was very good. Eventually decided to log into netflix on the tv as opposed to my sky stream. Decided to look for dolby vision, found The Witcher a soon as i played a few seconds a banner appeared saying dolby vision/dolby atmos. The tv has frickin dolby vision. 😁

Same with my C4 also get the HDR banner.
Magic 😃

 

[R2D2]

So here goes . Got tv today initial set up was just using youtube to test supposed dolby vision content ... no luck. Thought oh well the picture was very good. Eventually decided to log into netflix on the tv as opposed to my sky stream. Decided to look for dolby vision, found The Witcher a soon as i played a few seconds a banner appeared saying dolby vision/dolby atmos. The tv has frickin dolby vision. 😁

Nice one.

 

[Minkey1]

@Minkey1

You are absolutely correct i mean these guys are paid to know this stuff. What i did notice on netflix that i didn't before on my old tv is the amount of dolby vision content. I wonder does does netflix only label something as dolby vision if the tv is compatible

I think that’s exactly how iPlayer does it. I never saw the UHD banner in our old TV, even tho it was a 4k set.

 

[Minkey1]

@Minkey1

Speaking of iplayer hlg is supported as well

Excellent 👍

 

[daveh75]

@Minkey1

Speaking of iplayer hlg is supported as well

As HLG was jointly developed by the BBC and NHK (Japan's PSB) and is royalty free as a result it's not really at all surprising

 

[Minkey1]

As HLG was jointly developed by the BBC and NHK (Japan's PSB) and is royalty free as a result it's not really at all surprising

But the TV still has to be compatible. My last 4k Samsung wasn’t.

 

[cookiemonsteruk]

As HLG was jointly developed by the BBC and NHK (Japan's PSB) and is royalty free as a result it's not really at all surprising

Its just that someone posted above that a supposed lg employee had posted that my tv neither had hlg and dolby vision

 

[daveh75]

But the TV still has to be compatible. My last 4k Samsung wasn’t.

Yes I get that, my point is, being royalty free, support is more common place than DV.

 

[cookiemonsteruk]

Yes I get that, my point is, being royalty free, support is more common place than DV.

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Yes I get that, my point is, being royalty free, support is more common place than DV.

@dave

Yes I get that, my point is, being royalty free, support is more common place than DV.

@daveh75

Netflix is the main provider of DV and it makes SDR and even HDR look naff. I mean 63billion colours

 

[Minkey1]

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@dave

@daveh75

Netflix is the main provider of DV and it makes SDR and even HDR look naff. I mean 63billion colours

In my suite of streaming sources only iPlayer uses HLG.

 

[daveh75]

Netflix is the main provider of DV and it makes SDR and even HDR look naff. I mean 63billion colours

I wasn't commenting on the merits or otherwise of the various formats.

 

[daveh75]

In my suite of streaming sources only iPlayer uses HLG.

Yes because it's developed for broadcast media, funnily enough.

But your TV does support it, whereas LG don't even seem to know if their h/w supports DV or not..

 

[Minkey1]

Yes because it's developed for broadcast media, funnily enough.

But your TV does support it, whereas LG don't even seem to know if their h/w supports DV or not..

And yet it’s on iPlayer only, restricting its availability even further. iPlayer is 5% of our viewing, broadcast abt 15%, the rest split across Netflix, Prime, Now, and Apple TV+.

Mainstream it’s not.

 

[daveh75]

And yet it’s on iPlayer only, restricting its availability even further. iPlayer is 5% of our viewing, broadcast abt 15%, the rest split across Netflix, Prime, Now, and Apple TV+.

Your personal viewing habits have no relevance.

Mainstream it’s not.

BBC iPlayer is now fastest growing VOD platform in the UK

The truly distinctive British service continues to break records - up over 20% this year so far

www.bbc.com

 

[Minkey1]

Your personal viewing habits have no relevance.

BBC iPlayer is now fastest growing VOD platform in the UK

The truly distinctive British service continues to break records - up over 20% this year so far

www.bbc.com

You seem to have an issue.

Cheerio.