LG C6 /G6

Another year and I still bet they haven't remedied the judder whilst panning.
 
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hornetstinger said:
C9, I've had to use the motion smoothing- but I do have it on a fairly low setting.

I believe Panasonics have superior motion handling
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I've turned on the best LG have to offer on the M4/G4 but I notice the added soap opera effect.

I remember reading that Sony are the one's that have the closest fix.
 
kona786 said:
I've turned on the best LG have to offer on the M4/G4 but I notice the added soap opera effect.

I remember reading that Sony are the one's that have the closest fix.
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Try adjusting the setting, on max yeah it's terrible . But lower it and takes the juddering off now panning is smooth and not distracting, and I don't notice the soap opera effect.

I guess like setting games to 24hzcap...it's going to be juddery, so use "frame gen"
 
kona786 said:
I've turned on the best LG have to offer on the M4/G4 but I notice the added soap opera effect.

I remember reading that Sony are the one's that have the closest fix.
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It's an inherent issue with OLED technology.

Sony supposedly have the better solution, which is why I still have an 83" Sony A90J for my TV and movie watching, but it's not the brightest HDR.

Anyway, maybe the C6 sounds like a decent update for some, but the G6 doesn't look like a useful update.

Roll on 2027.
 
hornetstinger said:
Try adjusting the setting, on max yeah it's terrible . But lower it and takes the juddering off now panning is smooth and not distracting, and I don't notice the soap opera effect.

I guess like setting games to 24hzcap...it's going to be juddery, so use "frame gen"
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I've played around with it on the lowest setting on cinematic movement or something or other. SOE still present.
 
VincentHanna said:
It's an inherent issue with OLED technology.

Sony supposedly have the better solution, which is why I still have an 83" Sony A90J for my TV and movie watching, but it's not the brightest HDR.
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Yes I know. If Sony can do better than LG... They have to pull their finger out instead of marketing super hyper infinite brightness.
 
Cinematic I personally find OK for the movement. But I did notice it coming from my old basic LED TV, but I forced myself to get used to it. I do notice the judder when watching sports, so then I whack it on Smooth. Turn it back to Cinematic for everything else. For day to day stuff I'm used to it now after 3 years of OLED ownership.
 
Firegod said:
Cinematic I personally find OK for the movement. But I did notice it coming from my old basic LED TV, but I forced myself to get used to it. I do notice the judder when watching sports, so then I whack it on Smooth. Turn it back to Cinematic for everything else. For day to day stuff I'm used to it now after 3 years of OLED ownership.
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Just checked I have dejudder and deblur at 2. Low enough to not introduce soap opera effect, but just enough to improve the juddering.
 
Might consider the G6. Currently on an E8. Any idea on the pricing and release date?
 
delta0 said:
Might consider the G6. Currently on an E8. Any idea on the pricing and release date?
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Usually from spring onwards. As for pricing, look at the G5 prices they will be similar. They usually release at full RRP and then discounts appear over time. IMO you'd be better buying a G5 in a few months rather than a G6 but then that is almost always the case.
 
200sols said:
Usually from spring onwards. As for pricing, look at the G5 prices they will be similar. They usually release at full RRP and then discounts appear over time. IMO you'd be better buying a G5 in a few months rather than a G6 but then that is almost always the case.
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I wonder if there will be a discount for the first orders like Sony did with the Bravia II.
 
I bought the G5 back in October. Don't regret it. The G6 is a bit brighter (unecessary for me) and has a slightly better anti reflective coating. The coating on the G5 is already plenty good enough for me, coming from a 10 year old Samsung LCD.

Definitely not worth the upgrade. Just ****** most of the manufacturers have dropped DTS support.
 
Skilid said:
I bought the G5 back in October. Don't regret it. The G6 is a bit brighter (unecessary for me) and has a slightly better anti reflective coating. The coating on the G5 is already plenty good enough for me, coming from a 10 year old Samsung LCD.

Definitely not worth the upgrade. Just ****** most of the manufacturers have dropped DTS support.
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pretty annoying if you use onboard streaming apps into soundbar/avr, E-ARC.

Otherwise you need a dedicated streamer then send audio from that into the soundbar/avr. I don't use sound out from TV at all, although with E-ARC I have ability.
 
hornetstinger said:
pretty annoying if you use onboard streaming apps into soundbar/avr, E-ARC.

Otherwise you need a dedicated streamer then send audio from that into the soundbar/avr. I don't use sound out from TV at all, although with E-ARC I have ability.
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It's something I can work around as I use a Shield into my soundbar and then into the TV, but the Shield and soundbard are not HDMI 2.1, so I sometimes run into bandwith issues with full quality 4K bluray rips with uncompressed audio etc. I don't need DTS audio for anything from the TV, so it's workable. It's just frustrating that you pay £2k for a TV and the manufacturer wants to skimp on a couple quid for a licence. Why not give the end user the possibility to pay for it via an app or extension if they want it?
 
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