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My LGTV definitely can play .mkv files (much to my surprise). We bought it last Christmas, and it's running WebOS 4. It's model OLED55B7A
by Diederich 9y ago
My LGTV definitely can play .mkv files (much to my surprise). We bought it last Christmas, and it's running WebOS 4.
It's model OLED55B7A
- on_and_off 9y agoMine is OLED65C7P, which should be pretty much the same software wise. So : - maybe I am doing it wrong ? I doubt it since it should be pretty straightforward to plugin a HDD, click on video / watch. - IIRC mkv is just a container, it might be that we are just playing different formats.
- mikeryan 9y agoVideo codec support isn't WebOS's job. Different TVs have different hardware profiles, different rendering pipelines and can support different codecs. That being said according to this https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/f32a955 https://www.displayspecifications.com/en/model/f32a955 MKV should be supported. I've got a similar TV and MKV works on mine.
- fragmede 9y agoGiven TVs these days, it's also possible the firmware version you have is missing mkv support.