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SandyB - none of the 2019 series from all the other TV brands has bothered with 2.1.
SandyB - Because LG's TV is not your cup of tea, you have difficulty understanding that LG can some other TV producers are probably ready by 2020. Non è più.
2020 SandyB
Z9 has HDMI 2.1 can receive video signals up to 8K60. Like other 8K screens shown in 2019, However, they do not reach beyond 8K60 for example. 8K120, which requires the use of video signal compression(faster processors). We are approaching here the limit of what today's technology can handle, howeverit is probably expected in 2020. It is worth noting that HDMI 2.1 can theoretically enable 8K120 and that 8K monitors and video processors will be able to work with these data volumes.
Sandyb: There will be no 8K content in any meaningful way for years at a minimum.
Peter Pan probably expects to keep ‘his new LG tv’ for just as long as he has had his BV7-40 MK3.
So it might become relevant for him.....when time comes 🙄
MM
There is a tv - and there is a BV
Really Millemiss. In addition, it does not come SandyB knows what my personal TV choice will be.
HDMI 2.1. is currently defacto standard for video and eARC transmission of sound,according to the HDMI standard. B&O should also strive to do so. B&O would like to have the highest price for the products, they have been involved in.
Sleep well.
Sandyb:As pretty much every reviewer has said to the "must have spec junkies", take a breath, grow up, and stop grumbling about lack of 2.1, it's of no practical use now, or will be for quite a while.
And in case of the Harmony, which started this utter futile discussion,- NEVER.
It is a unique architecture, which Peter of course would know, if he sat down and carefully considered the path of Video and Sound data in the Harmony for every conceivable use of all the inputs. Instead we now get some Znine 8k snuff... Brilliant!
Yes Lets have a Party !!! Sandyb writes - I think that probably / I don't know. ' for the most part.
If there is a Moderating God, can they please just nuke this entire thred - it is a complete embarrassment.
There are whole pages of Peter just posting to himself until someone snaps and disagrees, followed by a bit of a spat until the someone loses interest and gives up. Repeat ad infinitum!
Meanwhile Peter considers the thred a great success because of the squillions of views but a squillion-15 of them are just himself posting the same old trot and pictures over and over again!
Even if I'd previously considered buying a C9, I'd now quite happily divert the funds to a hit-man!
Ban boring signatures!
Puncher do you mean it
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Peter Pan: Puncher do you mean it
More than you'll ever realise!
Mr. BeoWorld's godfather.
With HDMI 2.0 and not HDMI 2.1. Bang & Olufsen save money. This does not benefit consumers.
There are many ways to save money on.
BEOVOX141:Try to notice how "T2 MPEG4 Tuner" has now crept into the quotes ...
Rasmus Larsen:As mentioned in the discussion thread I link to, so can One doesn't talk about a TV having 'DVB UHD-1 Phase 2'. That covers the things that broad -The cast industry would like in the future, but manufacturers of TV or set-top boxes can choose to disregard multiple items, e.g. NGA (Dolby Atmos, DTS: X, etc.) or something else. You have to check what is specifically supported. Like HDMI 2.1 on the specification list does not automatically provide all the optional HDMI 2.1 functions (VRR, ALLM, QMS, etc.).
LG OLED C9 (55, 65 and 77 ") 2019 TVModel C9 belongs to the lineup of OLED TVs LG 2019 and is the successor to last year's model C8 . The main differences between C9 and C8 are: the ports of the latest HDMI 2.1 standard, an upgraded video processor, an updated webOS 4.5 platform with artificial intelligence functions, support for wireless multichannel WiSA sound, and improved gaming performance due to VRR support (similar to Freesync). The design of the model largely repeats last year’s, albeit with some changes.The C9 model is available in three screen diagonal versions: 55, 65 and 77 inches (model designations for the market are LG OLED55C9PLA, OLED65C9PLA and OLED77C9PLA).HDMI 2.1The newest HDMI 2.1 interface used in C9 provides many times more bandwidth than HDMI 2.0 (48 Gbit / s versus 18 Gbit / s), which will allow displayingthe image in a higher resolution. In particular, there was support for 4K / 120 Hz mode. In addition, HDMI 2.1 brought support for the Variable Refresh Ratefeature, which is analogous to the AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync synchronization technologies, and Dynamic HDR will allow for enhanced dynamic range (HDR) performance at a frame-by-frame level, which should further improve the image quality on compatible monitors or tvs. Also, the HDMI 2.1 standard includes Auto Low Latency Mode (ALLM) technology, which automatically determines the optimal delay time for the smoothest frame rate. Inaddition, HDMI 2.1 provides a number of other useful features, including HDMI eARC, thereby providing lossless output and transmission of audio through the HDMI eARC port. The LG C9 TV with support for the new High Definition Multimedia Interface 2.1 is backward compatible with the peripherals of the previous version of the standard 2.0, and also uses the familiar connectors. However, to connect external devices with HDMI 2.1, you need to acquire new cables marked Ultra High Speed ??HDMI.10 bit color depthLG C9 TV is equipped with a matrix with a 10-bit color depth. Today, most modern TVs (with the exception of the top) use 8-bit matrixes - with a color dept of 8 bits for each of the three RGB colors (red, green, blue) there are 256 shades. In panels with a color of 10 bits, the number of such shades per color is 1024. Having erected 1024 cubes, we get 1.07 billion colors per pixel. If this number is compared with 16.8 million shades with a color depth of 8 bits, then it is immediately obvious that the difference is quite noticeable. It is also characteristic that the human eye is able to perceive much more shades than with 8-bit chromaticity. As a result, on LCD panels in 10 bits of color look more realistic. The OLED panel from LG Display almost did not change, but this yearthe TVs received an improvedanti-glare filter.HDR FormatsIn addition to the traditional HDR10, Dolby Vision and HLG, the C9 model can now work with Technicolor’s Advanced HDR format, as well as LG’s own HLG Pro and HDR10 Pro formats. In 2019, LG continues to ignore the competitive standard in the face of Samsung HDR10 +, arguing that the same effect on its models is achieved simply using the dynamic mode Tone mapping. Enhanced Dynamic Tone Mapping's proprietary algorithm allows LG new products toprocess HDR images dynamically, frame by frame.Processing dynamic scenesThe C9 model has the same hardware with the W9 and E9 models, built on the second generation LG a9 Gen2 (Alpha 9, "alpha nine") image processor. This processor replaces the previous Alpha 9 solution and features improved color and motion processing algorithms. To improve the image, in particular, AI Picture machine learning algorithms are used, which automatically analyze the content (AI Sound is used to improve the sound).AcousticsSince 2017, LG has been equipping its TVs with Dolby Atmos , which ultimately has a positive effect on sound. This feature automatically adjusts to the connected speaker system, whether it is a built-in sound system or any external acoustics. The speaker system in the model C9 is made according to the scheme 2.2 with a total power of 40 watts. To connect and transfer audio content of mobile devices in the presence of the function Wireless Sound Sync. In addition, the TV supports the latest technology of wireless transmission of multi-channel WiSA audio. With its help, you can broadcast sound from your TV to compatible WiSA speakers (at the moment there is already Klipsch, Bang & Olufsen, Axiim, Enclave Audio). In this case, we are talking not only about the standard 5.1 sound, but also about modern formats, including Dolby Atmos and DTS: X. The Summit technology used in WiSA supports multichannel audio without compression (up to 8 channels). According to WiSA, the sound quality is 20 times superior to the capabilities of Bluetooh technology and Wi-Fi.
Why is this thread kept open? It derailed long ago....
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Since the overview deals with the TV part in the upcoming BeoVision Harmony, this post is very relevant,even if you should read it somewhere else Hiort. The day we get news on how well WiSA - USB dongle, working with LG OLED C9 (55, 65 and 77 ") 2019 TV versions, may be less interest in this thread. Shown 48,452 time. The thread has many readers, so not everyone doesn't Want to read about LG OLED C9 (55, 65 and 77 ") 2019 TV - WiSA USB dongle.
/ Peter Pan
One reason why anyone here is nigative is because they feel the Bang & Olufsen ecosystem is in danger after Bang & Olufsen chose LG's OLED TV, as BeoVision TV. I can understand that because many haveinvested a lot in Bang & Olufsen ecosystem. LG's has developed their own system, and so will time is constantly changing. I'm happy with the MasterLink system, but it's no longer directly portrayed from a BeoSystem 4 TV. That's just what the development is changing. Those who want to then debate it among themselves. Nigative posts I will not comment on more.
Maslow's Law of the Hammer. We all have our quirks and biases. Ahab had the White Whale. This isn't YouTube....yet.
Here is the foot that comes with the LG C9 55", which is made of steel and designed in a way that must contribute to a better sound reproduction from the two small built-in speakers.
The LG C9 77" has the same 'curved' foot as last year's C8 foot, as well as having double tuner, according to LG. Writes Rasmus Larsen. See "unboxing" video: - Click here.
LG Oven.
LG 2019 OLED C9 4K HDR Unboxing and Setup with Retail DEMO and Test 55 OLED C9. / TellyDan. - Click here.
LG Display will start production of smaller 48"- inch 4K OLED TV panels 2020, the display maker's vice president has confirmed to China Business News. - Click here.
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Torben Rasmussen:LG has confirmed that their USB WiSA Dongle is for sale at blah. B&O's own stores. There is also a 3rd party WiSA receiver, but they do not know who will distribute it, orif it comes to Denmark. We tried to get the date and price out of them.
Thanks Torben. - Click her.
chartz:Seriously guys, 50 pages on LG stuff on a B&O forum? Really?
Peter Pan is just - desperately - trying to convince us that connecting some WiSA compatible BeoLabs to a 2019 LG tv is the way to go.
Obvisiously that needs more than one page 🙄
Millemissen: Peter Pan is just - desperately - trying to convince us that connecting some WiSA compatible BeoLabs to a 2019 LG tv is the way to go. Obvisiously that needs more than one page 🙄
I am more inclined to think he is trapped in an endless repetitive loop, where the only exit will be the inevitable C10,- brace yourself!
BEOVOX141:I am more inclined to think he is trapped in an endless repetitive loop, where the only exit will be the inevitable C10,- brace yourself!
LG has confirmed that their USB WiSA Dongle is for sale in B&O's own stores.
Remember remember Don't Forget -
BEOVOX141:The inevitable C10
@ BEOVOX141. Looks as pictures of the C10 Click here.__________________________________________________________________________
Dolby Atmos® and DTS:X® to Living Rooms Everywhere with Immersiv3D Audio Solution.
WiSA:The solution delivers high-end audio features such as immersive multi-channel audio playback, natural language processing and voice capabilities to fit today’s digitally savvy connected consumer.
I promise to return when I myself know how LG Innotek USB WiSA Dongle works with a LG TV.
50 pages - activated 50,000 times. I am proud.
Peter Pan:50 pages - activated 50,000 times. I am proud.
....and sadly deluded!
Peter Pan: 50 pages - activated 50,000 times. I am proud.
Good to see in itself can move the thread further. Over and out.
I think this thread needs to be either deleted or comments need to be disabled. There is no value to this thread beyond the first few pages, in my opinion. I really like Beoworld and always try to add meaningful opinions and information. I do understand that some of the topics I have started and some of my comments are not perfect, but I always try to add value to this forum. If I imagine a Beoworld forum full of threads like this, with meaningless discussions and questionable information regarding the title of this thread, I certainly would not be a member of this forum anymore. I hope I do not offend anyone with this opinion, but every time this thread is on the first page of the forum, it takes the spot of a more meaningful, respectful, and informative topic being discussed.
I certainly do agree, that there is not much value in this thread - especially not when you consider how many postings there already are.
However, I do not understand why anyone can call out for the thread being deleted/the admins to take action etc.
It does not harm or offend anyone - if you aren’t interested, just ignore it....that should be easy.
There is enough to read and comment on the forum without ever thinking about this thread.
Relax!
Millemissen: I certainly do agree, that there is not much value in this thread - especially not when you consider how many postings there already are. However, I do not understand why anyone can call out for the thread being deleted/the admins to take action etc. It does not harm or offend anyone - if you aren’t interested, just ignore it....that should be easy. There is enough to read and comment on the forum without ever thinking about this thread. Relax! MM
The point is that the OP made a point of adding any old nonsense at least once a day this keeping it toward the top of the opening page.
Everyone who is complaining would gladly have ignored it and for it to have faded away but the OP isn't having any of it, even after a few barbed prompts, and is determined to keep it here - from what I can gather, primarily to irritate every one!
Delete - double post
Totally agree. Stop the thread. Clearly motivated by frustration with B&O rather than contributing to the benefit of the community - otherwise why deliberately post once a day for months on end. Game over - its not helpful or honest.
I do delete my spam emails, and this thread has been a constant spam on the first page of the forum for quite some time now. However, this is not my email account, so I totally understand your point, and you may be right. This is definitely not my decision to make, but for the admins and the users of this forum to decide. That is why I voiced my opinion. I was hoping people would simply stop commenting on this thread so it does not pop up anymore, but this is not the case. I want to reiterate that I do not want to hurt anyones feelings, but rather have the maintenance of quality of this forum as my motivation.