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LG - 65" Class CX Series OLED 4K UHD Smart webOS TV (2020)

Model:: OLED65CXPUA; |
SKU:: 6401850

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QuestionIs the CX available for purchase?
Asked 5 years ago by Bryan.
- Answer The 55 inch is , I just got mine shipped to ny local store. It's an ground breaking TV. There's no better monitor/TV on the market. BFGM is the wave of the future!
  Answered 5 years ago by sterldapearl
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Questionbought tv in 2021 and recently it has been turning off randomly by itself. Then it will turn off and on several times over and over again. Sometimes it doesn’t happen at all and some days it happens over and over. Tried all the fixes unplug and everything
Asked 1 year ago by JamesCosens.
- Answer I have the same problem. I bought mine in 2021 as well. Any luck on solving the issue?
  Answered 10 months ago by Xtien
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QuestionI bought the OLED65CXPUA in Jan 2021 and its been a fantastic TV but I want to add a sound bar now. What LG Soundbar is available to mount under to the TV using the TV base mount location and bolt pattern ? I've wall mounted my tv so the bottom is open
Asked 1 year ago by johnv.
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QuestionI just bought an old vcr/cd player that has only the yellow-red-white female hookup attach points. What do I need to buy to properly hook this device up to my LG 650LEDCX tv? Thank you, Mark
Asked 1 year ago by mhsmith57.
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QuestionWhat wall bracket is needed for this
Asked 1 year ago by jay.
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QuestionCan I useApple Ibuds with LG sound bar and woofer at the same time with lg cx tv ??
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer All at the same time? I don't think so, not using just the TV. There are audio modes where you can output to multiple devices but it's not what you want. You can do Bluetooth out + TV Speakers Optical out + TV Speakers Wired Headphones + TV Speakers You could use a PC and a program called virtual audio cable to make it work. If the soundbar itself can output to another device then you could likely combine that with the TV's options.
  Answered 3 years ago by d0x360
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QuestionI have a new LG OLED55 C1 PUB tv, plus brand new ultra high speed HTML cables, as well as an optical cable, and a Sony STRDH540 AVR. Both the receiver and tv have ARC ports, but cannot play the tv audio through the receiver, either with ARCHTML or Optical
Asked 3 years ago by jambontoo.
- Answer You have 2 options. A device I'm not allowed to link but the company name starts with HD and ends with FURY... No space lol. It's gonna cost yah depending on what you want to do. You could also use a free program for Windows, Linux and Mac called virtual audio cable. This program can basically do anything. For example I was having receiver issues (no VRR, screen blacking out or saying no signal) so I bypassed eArc. I output audio from my PC using the software*virtual audio cable" which you can configure to output any audio format to any device . Then I had the audio going out to my receiver via USB C to HDMI 2.1 converter. Only audio is going down this cable so it doesn't need to be 2.1. You can get the audio into your PC in tons of ways then use virtual audio cable to trick your PC into thinking any port is audio out.. any port. I know it sounds difficult but it's actually easy and also cheap. Buy the real cables and converters at best buy and be up and running in literally 10-15 min. Or like I said you have option 2 but unfortunately option 2 is nearly $600 but it does a ton of stuff at "vvroom" speeds. Sorry I don't know anything about that soundbar, it may be able to output Bluetooth itself but I don't have the ability to look right now.
  Answered 3 years ago by d0x360
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Questiondoes this TV have auto sound control, meaning it won't allow the commercial volume to raise ??
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer Yes it does. Thank the av gods lol.
  Answered 3 years ago by d0x360
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QuestionI have a bright sunlit room. How is the panel performance with respect to high sunlight reflections?
Asked 3 years ago by Mike.
- Answer I haven't had any issues. My tv faces a southerly window. The techs who set up the tv helped show me the different settings for brightness, etc.
  Answered 3 years ago by Aoife
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QuestionIs it ok if I place my sound system speakers next to the tv? is this still a thing for TVs, or is it a remnant of the old big box tv era? I've read somewhere LDCs don't get affected, but what about these oleds? thanks
Asked 3 years ago by Gabriel.
- Answer Correct no concerns
  Answered 3 years ago by YourCoffeeCup
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Questionthe sound isn't in perfect sync with peoples lips. Sometimes it is way off. How to fix??? thanks
Asked 3 years ago by Jon.
- Answer There are many different sound options switch them around.iv noticed tv in bars that are in HD an non HD are different you might have the picture in hd and the sound in sd.
  Answered 3 years ago by Gurk
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QuestionARC, or Audio Return Channel. Is this built in to this TV?
Asked 3 years ago by Rick.
- Answer Yes, it’s located in HDMI 2 on the side.
  Answered 3 years ago by Monitor
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QuestionI realize this tv does not support dts audio, but supprisingly it seems not to support Matt 2.0 pass through from atv4k or Xbox x1. Will lg correct this with an update as they have done with the c9 and c1?
Asked 3 years ago by Bobav.
- Answer Doubtful but there's no way to know for sure. You could always use a PC, a HDMI to usb3 or C converter, a USB 3 or c to HDMI converter and a laptop (windows, mac or Linux) with the free "virtual audio cable" installed. Google it, it will make sense very quickly. Just to give you an idea I wanted DTS HD audio but obviously the C1 doesn't have it. So I ran 2 cables from my PC. First I ran the Xbox output into my PC via the adapter (available at best buy) then I used the free "virtual audio cable" to choose the audio format and exact speaker setup I have to output DTS:HD & DTS:X via USB C to HDMI converter which went to my receiver. Then I just made sure they were in sync. You can use virtual audio cable to do that or your receiver if it has the option. I had to add 0.13 seconds of delay which took 3 seconds to do. Now I'm not stuck with faked Atmos or Dolby 5.1 as long as you have something that can decode the audio format...like virtual audio cable, then you're good to do anything. Virtual audio cable is amazing and allows you to literally do impossible things with audio.
  Answered 3 years ago by d0x360
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QuestionCan I hook up my Comcast remote to this TV? I get HBO Max through Comcast. Will I be able to access it on this TV? Are the prevent burn in steps difficult to do? Going from plasma to this. Not tech savvy. .Having Apple PC, iPad, etc. any problem?
Asked 3 years ago by Crazytv1.
- Answer Yes. Use my Comcast remote to control the tv. It's in the setups. You can link other remotes to the tv.
  Answered 3 years ago by Aoife
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QuestionDear Sir, What is the main difference of LG65" tv of class c1 series, class A1 series and class CX series ? Thanks, John
Asked 3 years ago by John.
- Answer Per RTings.com: The LG C1 OLED replaces the LG CX OLED, and overall they're very similar TVs. The biggest differences are that the C1 comes in a larger 83 inch variant, has the newest version of webOS, and includes new 'Game Optimizer' settings, including an input lag boost that reduces input lag by a few milliseconds. Our unit of the C1 has poor out-of-the-box color accuracy and lower brightness compared to the CX, but this could just be due to panel variation. All things considered, if none of the minor additions are essential to you, the CX may offer a slightly better value. The LG CX OLED and the LG A1 OLED deliver nearly identical picture quality, but the CX offers better gaming features. The CX has 4 HDMI 2.1 ports, and it supports more advanced gaming features like variable refresh rate technology (VRR). The CX is also a bit better for movie watching, as it can remove judder from any source, and it has an optional black frame insertion feature to reduce persistence blur.
  Answered 3 years ago by Aenemia
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QuestionIs the Digital Optical Audio Outputs 2.0 or 2.1? Your prompt reply is appreciated.
Asked 3 years ago by Anonymous.
- Answer It has optical audio out and has both HDMI 2.1 and 2.0 ports. It also supports HDMI eArc for audio, which is what I currently use.
  Answered 3 years ago by Aenemia
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QuestionDoes the 65" lg cx come with a composite adapter?
Asked 3 years ago by ACE.
- Answer No it does not
  Answered 3 years ago by RonR
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QuestionHow often should the pixel refresher be run in order to prevent any burn-in issues on the LG CX series TV? Is there any harm to the TV by running the pixel refresher too much?
Asked 3 years ago by Papabear.
- Answer It will tell you when to do it, otherwise don’t do it. I’ve read this can hurt the tv.
  Answered 3 years ago by Lancergts
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QuestionI’m experiencing fuzziness in the white/gray areas when I play video games and watch breaking bad on Netflix on the the 1. I tweaked a lot of settings and white balance but it’s still there is there. I have wired internet. What should I do?
Asked 3 years ago by Jackboss.
- Answer It’s not the tv. I noticed the same issue while watching breaking bad. It has to do with the filming process and age of the show. I found it to be a lot more grainy than I remember watching on other TVs. That’s because the quality of this tv really makes it obvious. Also for any devise that’s wired such as gaming console or disc player make sure to use high quality hdmi cables. Yes it makes a difference.
  Answered 3 years ago by ThatGuy
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QuestionDoes this tv really have HDMI 2.1 because when I read the SPECS it says there aren't any, says 4 HDMI ports and 3 are HDMI 2.0 but the section for HDMI 2.1 shows 0, maybe its a typing error idk, I also seen some questions being answered about HDMI 2.1
Asked 3 years ago by 504OneFiveWestSide.
- Answer Yes!! 4 of them!!
  Answered 3 years ago by Lancergts
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