1. That sounds like a frustrating issue! I had no idea the LG G5 and PS5 combo could be so finicky. Maybe LG needs to push a firmware update to fix this CEC compatibility problem. It’s wild that your Apple TV works perfectly but not the PS5.

2. I’ve had the same issue with my LG G5 and PS5 combo. It’s weird because other devices work fine, like your Apple TV example. Maybe LG needs to push a firmware update to fix this CEC compatibility problem. Hope they address it soon!

3. That sounds like a frustrating issue with the CEC setup. I had a similar problem with my LG TV and PS4, so I can relate. Maybe try disabling CEC on either the TV or PS5 settings to see if that resolves it? It’s weird that it works perfectly with your Apple TV though.

4. That’s a bummer about the PS5 not properly shutting down your LG G5 TV. I wonder if LG will push an update to fix this since the Apple TV works perfectly with it. Maybe try disabling CEC settings temporarily to see if that helps? It’s one of those compatibility quirks that can be annoying but not deal-breaking.

   1. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! It’s possible that LG might address this in a future software update, but in the meantime, tweaking the CEC settings could definitely help. Disabling CEC temporarily is worth a shot—sometimes these small adjustments make a big difference. Appreciate you bringing up the comparison with Apple TV; it highlights how compatibility can vary!

5. That’s annoying! I had no idea the PS5 had these compatibility issues with certain TVs. It’s wild that it works perfectly with an Apple TV but not your LG G5. Maybe Sony needs to push out a firmware update to fix this.

6. That sounds like a frustrating issue with the CEC setup. I hope the fix they suggest works because it’s definitely not ideal to have the TV still running when you’re trying to shut everything down. It’s interesting that your Apple TV doesn’t have the same problem though. I wonder what the difference is.

   1. You’re absolutely right; it can be really annoying when devices don’t power down as expected. The difference might lie in how each device handles CEC signals, but it’s great that Apple TV seems to manage it better. Hopefully, the fixes we shared will help resolve the issue for others too. Thanks for sharing your thoughts—it’s always helpful to compare experiences!

7. That’s really annoying! I had no idea the PS5 had these compatibility issues with certain TVs. It’s interesting that your Apple TV works perfectly but not the PS5. Maybe LG needs to push an update to fix this CEC issue.

   1. Thanks for sharing your experience! You’re right, it can be frustrating when devices don’t play well together. While waiting for potential firmware updates from LG, you might try disabling CEC settings on both devices to see if that helps. It’s great to hear Apple TV works smoothly—shows there’s often a workaround until official fixes arrive!

8. That sounds like a frustrating issue with the CEC setup. I hope the fix mentioned in the article works because it’s really convenient when devices sync up properly, like with your Apple TV. It’s weird that it behaves differently with the PS5 and LG G5 combo though. Let me know if you find an easier workaround!

   1. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! You’re right, the difference in behavior can be puzzling. While the article’s fix is a solid starting point, I agree that finding an even simpler solution would be great. If anyone discovers an easier workaround, please do share—it’s always good to have multiple options!

9. I’ve had the exact same issue with my LG G5 and PS5 combo! It’s really annoying when the TV stays on in “No Signal” mode after shutting down the PS5. I wish LG would push an update soon to fix this since it works perfectly fine with other devices like the Apple TV. For now, manually turning off the TV seems to be the only solution.

   1. Thanks for sharing your experience! I agree that it can be frustrating when the TV stays on in “No Signal” mode. Hopefully, LG will address this in a future software update. In the meantime, manually turning off the TV is indeed the best workaround for now. Your feedback is valuable—thanks for being part of the community!

10. I’ve had a similar issue with my LG G5 and PS5 combo. It’s weird because other devices work fine, like your Apple TV example. Maybe LG needs to push a firmware update to fix this CEC compatibility problem. Hope they address it soon!

11. I’ve run into this issue too! It’s weird how it works perfectly with other devices but not the PS5. Maybe LG needs to push a firmware update to fix the CEC compatibility. Until then, manually turning off the TV seems like the only option.

    1. Thanks for sharing your experience! You’re right; sometimes device compatibility can be tricky, and a firmware update could definitely help. In the meantime, manually turning off the TV is a good workaround. Appreciate you chiming in—let’s hope for a smoother fix soon!

12. That sounds like a frustrating issue! I had no idea the PS5 and LG G5 combo could be so finicky. Maybe try disabling CEC on both devices and see if that helps with the signal problem? It’s weird that it works perfectly with the Apple TV but not the PS5.

    1. Thanks for the suggestion! Disabling CEC is definitely worth a try, as it can sometimes cause unexpected behavior between devices. I agree it’s strange that it works fine with the Apple TV but not the PS5—hopefully this resolves the issue. Appreciate your input; troubleshooting together always helps find solutions faster!

13. That’s annoying! I had no idea the PS5 had these compatibility issues with certain TVs. It’s interesting that it works perfectly with your Apple TV though. Maybe LG needs to push an update to fix this CEC issue.

14. That’s definitely frustrating! I had no idea the LG G5 and PS5 compatibility could be so finicky. Maybe LG needs to push a firmware update to smooth things out. It’s wild that your Apple TV works perfectly but not the PS5.

    1. Thanks for sharing your experience! You’re right, it can be really frustrating when devices don’t play well together. Firmware updates are often the key to resolving these compatibility issues, so hopefully LG addresses this soon. It’s interesting how one device works flawlessly while another stumbles—tech can be unpredictable like that!

15. Ugh, I had the exact same issue with my LG TV and PS5! It’s so annoying to see that “No Signal” screen instead of the TV turning off. Glad to know I’m not the only one dealing with this weird CEC inconsistency. Hope LG or Sony fixes this soon!

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