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It depends on if it has the WebOS 25 update.

I have seen posts about manually installing if you have not received it but you will have to look into this yourself for your model.

If there is no update available then you will need to use the old webos.conf that will allow remuxing of DV.
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I have a LGCX. So this model doesn't have native support for dolby vision as mkv file?

with this tool xmedia recode. You can convert mkv to mp4 and the dolby vision stays intact.

Don't know if its the version 14.8.0. Some thumbnails will show and some have the standard purple look. Im using the build-in media player of my LGCX. I didn't have this before.

What i tried resetting cache. Delete the UMS folder in C:\ProgramData.

I have tsmuxer enabled in UMS. But my tv won't show the tsmuxer option.I have added the logs.

Yes it should work. You might need to have the tsMuxeR engine enabled, and have the “defer to tsMuxeR” setting enabled in FFmpeg. Those are the defaults but maybe got disabled over time.
The only time DV won’t work is in some cases where subtitles are needed, because FFmpeg does not yet support ...

What OS are you using?

I know on windows they improved the installer for x86 and 64 bit so UMS is installed in the appropriate folders now [x86 in C:\Program Files (x86) and 64 bit in C:\Program Files]
The installer should include both versions but I think it asks that question if upgrading from ...

I read this. support seeking in transcoded content on LG TVs. This, combined with our Dolby Vision support. Does this mean if I use an mkv file with dolby vision. It sees the Dolby vision stream? Ive only tried with a hybrid file. And it doesn't see the Dolby Vision. Im using a LGCX.

When I download UMS-14.8.0. Im getting this message: There is a specific 64 bit installer version. Proceed with old installer anyway?

Why?