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It feels like there must be multiple completely different implementations of LG OLED TVs. I would not say that my LG has a "main screen" of any kind. When I tur

by jeffbee 22d ago

It feels like there must be multiple completely different implementations of LG OLED TVs. I would not say that my LG has a "main screen" of any kind. When I turn mine on it shows the last input that had been used or, if that thing is off, it shows the bouncy egg and "No Signal". If I press the button on the remote that says RECENTS and has a picture of a house on it, which I guess is the "main screen", it maintains the bouncy egg but shows a ribbon of apps on the bottom. Those are my installed apps: Hulu, Prime, Peacock, YouTube, Netflix, Apple TV, and Disney+ happen to be today's recents. Where is this "main screen" where unbidden appvertisements arise?

schlarpc 22d ago
That ribbon got slammed full of advertisements at some point, last I knew.
- jeffbee 22d ago
  Mine has been strictly MRU forever. When I look at this video, it does not resemble the software on my LG OLED TV at all. There must be several platforms or generations. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8atmvE0ArA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J8atmvE0ArA
  - nottorp 22d ago
    But how do you know which LG model does what?
    - jeffbee 22d ago
      I don't. That's the point of my thread. But it's clear to me that not every LG owner is seeing the same things.
reaperducer 22d ago
Hulu, Prime, Peacock, YouTube, Netflix, Apple TV, and Disney+ happen to be today's recents. Where do you find the time to post on HN?
- jeffbee 22d ago
  Those are just all of the apps I used in 9 years in the order that I last opened them.
- qlte 21d ago
  Recents as of today
kuerbel 22d ago
That is WebOS 6.0 or older. Mine is the same. At some point they stopped updating older models. I think all those released before 2021 or so.