LG C1 & C2 Have Had This Annoying PS5 Issue Fixed... by Sony! 

Thank You for this!! Your instructions was the only one that worked for me. Yeah Vincent needs to be clear about this especially when his other video tells you to do the opposite..🤔🤔

Vincent, pin this man's comment. EVERYONE should be made aware of this info!!

Thank you. But what are the best settings now ? And is there 1 set of options that is the beat or do i need to change it depending on the game? Thnx!!

@@johnybloom5575 Hi, honestly I will still play in pc mode with allm on and input lag set to boost, I am not bothered about being able to change the settings, Vincent's video on best PS5 settings is accurate but I just wanted to let everyone know the process if they wanted to access the settings.

Darren Holmes, if you turn off boost mode in the " prevent input delay" by put it into Standard, you can change Oled Motion Pro or TruMotion though the game optimizer menu while being on Pc mode (on the inputs), now you can turn VRR and ALLM and have TruMotion while in Pc mode... do you think that's the way to go?

My previous TV is a TCL mini LED, by the way, and has a new home at my friend Claire’s house: she was in dire need of an upgrade and doesn’t play video games, so she’s thrilled!

🙏🙏

Agreed! I followed his PS5 C1 set up vid at least a year ago, maybe two even, but I've no idea if I'm still optimised

Yea it would be nice to get new video, I feel like the settings in his older video makes it too warm, maybe the software updates have changed things. But idk maybe I'm jus wrong.

Same.

In the end u have to use the best settings u prefer yourself. Some like warmer, some like sharper or brighter.

it's true, for me too

Interested👍

Does the C1 LG 48 OLED run 1440hz

@@chicothereaperarriola1475 120hz

this is my concern as well

Have those cables been certified? I had the same issue with my LG CX and Series S. Turns out it was the HDMI cable that came with the console. Hope u sort it.👍

Yes please👍🏻

If you are playing a game with 30fps (often the resolution mode), you can turn on true motion on your C1 to smooth the picture and „movement“ but at the cost of input lag (reaction controller - game). With VRR and 60fps (often the performance mode) you don‘t need the true motion feature.

@@Desperado169 OK thanks

@@Desperado169 and what about ALLM? If i wanna play on performance mode should i keep it on?

I can handle +8ms with BFI. As for darkening the picture lots of settings to counter that ! Man i love BFI. Most of the time i don't use VRR at all as long as i can get 60/100/120 fps locked i just use vsync in combo with BFI. This is with a game pc. Once you go BFI+vsync you cant go back :)

On PS5 there’s a serious tradeoff when it comes to BFI and VRR. On Spider-Man for example you can get up to 120 FPS with rtx enabled when the latter is turned on.

@@HoodedSpidey what are the best settings now for ps5 and lg c1 ? For example playing cod which needs lowest lag possible?

@@johnybloom5575 definitely game mode with VRR enabled. Avoid enabling anti-judder as it requires more time to process the image.

Depends on what you want! VRR? No BFI, BFI? No VRR! You have to see what works for you.

Having the same issue here, hope someone can tell us if its firmware related issue

@Joshua glad I’m not the only little girl. Worrying over nothing. My LG c1 honestly looked incredible, out of the box. I didn’t really change any settings. My main problem on old tv was skin tone was always off but I don’t even have that problem, with LG C1. My first Oled and I really love it. I’m addicted to watching those 4K and 8k wildlife on RU-vid and those stunning bright vivid, demo videos. I know I don’t have 8k but I still watch them as still in 4K and I don’t even care for 8K. I could honestly buy 5 or so LgC1 and use this tv for ever. When 1 breaks, I have another. I honestly don’t think I’d or most would see difference between 4K and 8k. Not only this, the price is out of this world. I’ve saved so many lgc1 settings vids, best picture quality for Ps5 etc and im just makes me feel anxious. Mainly because the RU-vidr is saying have this settings on high and loads in comments are saying he’s wrong and can harm Tv etc. 1 guy says I can use vivid pic mode, but others say even LG recommend to not use this mode due to high risk of screen burn. So im ignoring all these RU-vidrs and I will only mess with settings if im suddenly unhappy with picture. Im going to actually ring LG and put a bunch of questions to them about risk of screen burn, can I use vivid mode on wildlife etc. Because im probably worrying over nothing and I guess Mr LG will have all the answers. (I hope) I had so many problems with my last tv (Samsung Q7OT) and I hope if you do buy an LG Oled or any Oled, you won’t have such problems. 👍

I actually didn't change anything and it looks GREAT! Unlike an old Samsung LED which i had to turn off many settings for it to look good.

They only do it on the initial setup if you want

For SDR games black frame insertion is a no brainer! It makes every game look way better in terms of motion clarity. It's the sort of thing though, that once you get used to it, you'll hate motion blur thats in everything else all the time. The only downside is you lose about 50% brightness in HDR, that's why it's only a slam dunk in SDR but I still use it in HDR all the time on a game by game basis.

@@geoffnaylor3734 so from what you are saying you are losing brightness in sdr? But the games are not as blurry?

Performance mode is 60fps. Resolution mode is typically 30.

It's your preference. Yes VRR and ALLM are innovations but LG OLEDs suffer from juddery motion when playing non 120fps games so some people prefer to have motion interpolation ON than a judder that tires your eyes.

You do not need ALLM if you just set the tv to game mode. ALLM is there for people who don't do that usually, but if you just use Game mode then there is no problem. However BFI is not compatible with VRR. So BFI should only be used for games that have a locked framerate of 60fps or 120fps.

@@vdentertaiment4088 Oh, okay. So BFI should be used for FPS games like Call of Duty and other games that heavily rely on FPS performance (i.e. competitive). Also, from the way you described it, having ALLM toggled on comes in handy if you don’t remember to activate Game Optimizer? That sounds about right to me because I forget to turn on Game Optimizer a lot until I’m about an hour into a game session and then finally remember to do so. That would explain why I haven’t seen much of a performance/visual difference.

@@DVRKSTXR No, because it adds input lag, You may want to use it for slow story games that run at 30fps

I have an LG c1 with series x/ps5 and the exact same thing happening. Mw2 shadows and textures are all blurry and grainy. Shadows on guns look pixelated. Have to put sharpness maxed at 50 to make games looks half decently clear and as good as my 9 year old 1080p tv......

@@stevenjam7119 yeah funny thing is.. it wasn’t like this before. But I’m totally clueless on what to do