VRR / Freesync issue on LG Nanocell TV

Hi. I have a Series X and bought 4 days ago a LC C1 55"

Yesterday while playing Warzone and Halo Infinite w/ 4k@120 fps // HDR // Freesync Premium & VRR GSync activated on the TV // HGIG // Using the series X HDMI 2.1 cable --> every (5-20 minutes) i get a black screen for about a second before the image goes up again (audio still there) ive tried to:

• Turn off Freesync Premium keeping VRR GSync activated but that didnt solved the issue
  
• Go from PC mode on the LG to Game mode but that didnt solved the issue
  
• Turn off completely the Xbox series X and unplug the LG C1 but that didnt solved the issue
  

Has anyone experienced this? is there a workaround? this didnt happened with my X900H 55" Sony (granted i didnt activated VRR in that TV)

I dont even know if the issue is VRR or if its another config of either the TV or the Xbox

Same issue!! is almoust a year i'm talking with xbox customer care or LG customer care. many clients has the same issue. then i bought also a samsung, problem solved! it is LG working with xbox the problem.

Yeah I also have that and I have a Lg nanocell 866pa 4K 120hz tv

You can still use VRR turning of the Freesync on the TV.

Hey Paul!

Not a resolution problem but a VRR/FreeSync issue. The XboxOneX detects my TV and enables Automatic Game mode and VRR/FreeSync. But I'm seeing these rolling bars. I can turn off VRR/FreeSync on both 1440p@120Hz and 4K@60Hz and the problem is gone.

So it's a VRR/FreeSync issue. I'm seeing on YouTube others demonstrating this new TV with these gaming features with XboxOneX and all of them have rolling bars. Some say they cant see it and that it can only bee seen when watching a recording because of
the refresh rate. But I can clearly see it.

So either I have some super eyes. Or there's something wrong somewhere or others claiming they cant see it haven't noticed it yet. An example of that is clouding on LCD TV's. People I know dont know what that is until I explain it and show it on their TV's.
Then they see it all the time suddenly....

As noted above, we need to know the exact model of your TV. Some NANO95 models support VRR, some don't...as an example, here's 2 NANO95s, one supporting VRR, the other not:

Supports VRR:

https://www.lg.com/levant_en/tvs/lg-65NANO95VNA

Doesn't support VRR:

https://www.lg.com/uk/tvs/lg-55nano956na