Hello together I have noticed that on my LG OLED C4 65″ in conjunction with the Swisscom TV Box 5, moiré effects / aliasing disturbances occur again and again, e.g. roof tiles, window fronts on high-rise buildings, waves or plants, especially during slow camera movements. The moiré effect is an undesirable optical phenomenon that occurs when two overlapping, regular patterns (grids) create a new, disruptive pattern. When I watch content via my Apple TV Box or directly via apps on my LG OLED C4, I don't have these unwanted effects. For this reason, I assume that there must be something wrong with the Swisscom TV Box 5. I am using the original white HDMI cable (I have also tried a second one here without much improvement). The Swisscom TV Box 5 is connected directly to the LG OLED C4 via HDMI1. I then tried various settings on the LG TV, such as deactivating all assistants and setting the sharpness to 0, 5 and 10 (it got a little better at 10). However, none of this has brought much improvement. I can't adjust much on the Swisscom TV Box 5 or probably can't find the really important settings. Now to my question, have you also noticed these effects on your OLED TVs in conjunction with the Swisscom TV Box 5 and have you even found a solution?

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Hol up Unify degens, they just found a way to soak us more out of money. G6 Doorbell just announced on their livestream. When purchaseable on Digitec?

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You ask a question to customer service and after a relatively short time you get a very polite answer from a customer advisor. If you want to reply to the answer by e-mail, perhaps to find out more details, you get a generated reply asking you to use the Digitec assistant and the whole procedure starts all over again.Sorry, but what kind of stupid system is this if you can't reply directly to the customer advisor by e-mail.I've never experienced anything like it anywhere else.

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There is already a lot to read about Planzer in the forum. But I can't help but express my anger about the delivery (service). Planzer is the absolute worst there is. Although I still understand that something can be delivered a day later. It can happen. With Planzer, however, nobody really knows when something will be delivered. Message (Monday) parcel collected. Message (Tuesday / 11.05 pm) - delivery not possible Wednesday enquiry to customer service as to why no delivery. The parcel was forgotten to be loaded. HaHa. Question (Wednesday) when will I receive the parcel? Answer, probably not today, maybe tomorrow or the day after tomorrow. My comment, I will be absent from Friday. Answer, yes in that case delivery on Monday. Sorry, that's just sh.... If I don't receive the parcel today, I will refuse to accept it and Digitec can then negotiate with Planzer itself. As a customer, I feel absolutely ripped off.

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The colour was wrong

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