C2 OLED

Linux doesn't have native HDMI2.1 support, so if you use something like LG C2 42" TV as a monitor which only have 4 HDMI outputs, getting 4K@120Hz with HDR, VRR and at 4:4:4 getting near to impossible. Workaround is by using Cable Matters active DP > HDMI adapter which let you do that, but comes wit

LG C2 and RTX4080 here. HDR colors look the same as SDR. Problem is that most monitors just have fake HDR and can’t maintain an accurate EOTF curve. Even the latest creme de la creme XG32UCWMG, which is advertised as a 1300nits monitor cannot do accurate HDR over 450nits, hence why it only has a Ves

I have the lowest end 2012 panasonic s60. It even does a 3:2 pulldown but still handles motion better than my LG C2. I have tons of DVDs and blu rays, and too cheap to get 4k HDR content. Going between the living room with the OLED, and bedroom with the plasma, they both look equally good. The plasm

I've been annoyed by this stutter for a while now! Just installed this update, but I guess I didn't get the fix based on the gradual rollout. Still easy to reproduce this stutter if I: Toggle HDR (Win+Alt+B) > navigate to Settings app > click System > click Display -- 2 second lag For posterity: I'v

I feel the same way on my lg c2 at night I can see a grainy texture at night especially on the mountain walls

Did this get sorted with the new update as I find it still rough at night time in houses or caves. I have ps5 standard HDR on 120hz on I think the rest on as well. LG C2 tv

significantly more resistant to burn-in How? This is a 2022 LG C2 I’m using, and it didn’t have the Evo panel. they don’t have the brightness issues Uhh, what? It’s like 150 nits for full screen white 🤣 and only 700-800 nits peak brightness for 10% window in HDR