I’ve just bought a 65" LG C5 OLED, with similar issues. I’ve connected it to the internet via Ethernet and a USB dongle so getting speeds of 325mbs so it’s not a speed thing (and I can’t turn off IPV6 thing because I’m not using wifi or the internet built Ethernet connection )
weird thing is my LG C1 is working fine. But I’ve seen a lot of people recently saying the LG plex app is causing these issues. So who know
However on the C5, when I turned off forced subtitles it suddenly started working slightly (sometime, not all the time)
Use MKVToolNix (specifically the mkvpropedit tool) to wipe long internal names:
Command: Open Terminal/Command Prompt and run: mkvpropedit "filename.mkv" --edit info --delete title --edit track:v1 --delete name --edit track:a1 --delete name
Tip: Use a “for” loop to batch-process a whole folder.
2. For MP4 Files
Mac: Use Subler. Open the file → Metadata tab → delete Title. Go to Tracks tab → click Video/Audio → delete Name. Save (ensure “Optimize” is checked).
Windows: Right-click file → Properties → Details → click “Remove Properties and Personal Information” at the bottom. Choose “Remove following properties” and select Title and Comments.
Both (Fastest): Use FFmpeg: ffmpeg -i "input.mp4" -map_metadata -1 -c copy "output.mp4"
Final Step (Mandatory)
In Plex Web, go to the movie/show, click the three dots (…), and select Analyze. This forces Plex to update its database and shorten the playback URL.