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- RokuEReyRetired Moderator
Hi BMNC15,
Thanks for getting in touch with us here in the Roku Community!
We'd like to help. Could you tell us what option you see when navigating to display type from Settings>>Display type? if you could also share with us the differences between them we can take a closer look at it
Please keep us posted!
Thanks,
Rey
- BMNC15Reel Rookie
Good morning. Thank you for your response. Here are the display options:
Automatic (4k Dolby Vision)
4k Dolby Vision HDR TV
4k HDR TV
4k TV
1080p TV
720p TV
Probably the best picture comes under 4k HDR TV (or 4k TV). Neither of these is quite as crisp as the native apps from LG. The interface with LG is clumsy, my preference would be to use the Roku device (as I do on all of my other tvs).
I contacted LG, they suggested that I plug the Roku stick into one of the HDMI 2.1 ports. Unfortunately, I would need to purchase an adapter to even try that.
Any additional advice is much appreciated. Thank you.
- Strega2Roku Guru
If “crisp” means that some in-TV sharpening has been added, on many TVs these settings (along with contrast, brightness, saturation, high frame rate etc.) can be set independently for each input.
Also some streaming services have some video quality and bandwidth options of their own.