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LG TVs – How to Screen Share on Your TV

LG TVs are equipped with features that make it easy to wirelessly screen share video, photo and audio content from a mobile device or computer. … Try this … To set up screen sharing with your LG TV, select the device you would like t…
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LG TV – How to Find the Model Number

You can display the TV model name on the screen using a hotkey. … You can also find it on the right rear label (left side from the watching direction). … This hotkey moves you to the model name screen. … Checking the model name wit…
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LG TV – How to Change the Voice Recognition Call Word

Users can choose between Hi LG and Hi TV as direct voice recognition call word. … Please check the model where direct voice recognition calls can be changed. … Try this … How to set up direct voice recognition … ➔ Setting for [20…
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LG TV – How to Connect a Bluetooth Sound Device

All the audio devices you paired before via Bluetooth are remembered in the [List of Registered Devices]. … You can simply select a device from the list that you wish to connect. … How do I connect a Bluetooth device? … Cannot conn…
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LG TV – How to Login to the Home Dashboard

➔ You can use your mobile device like a PC. … 1. Press the Home button on the remote control to enter the Home menu. … 2. Please login from the top right corner of the Home dashboard . .. 3. There are 3 ways to log in to your account.
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LG TV – How to Enable Auto Volume

With the [Auto Volume] feature, you can reduce the volume difference between channels and broadcasts. … ※ The method for adjusting the setting may vary depending on the product. … Try this … 2021 WebOS 6.0 or later … Select [All …

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