LG webOS TV integrates with Home Assistant to create a unified multi-room audio and media system. Control playback, volume, and grouping from the dashboard. Build automations that play announcements, stream music, or silence media based on time, presence, or events.
With LG webOS TV connected to Home Assistant, your media devices work together regardless of brand. Group speakers across rooms for whole-home audio, route announcements to specific zones, or automatically pause playback when someone starts a video call.
HA DocumentationHow LG webOS TV Works with Home Assistant
Getting LG webOS TV connected to Home Assistant and running reliably.
Discover & connect
Home Assistant discovers LG webOS TV media devices on your network automatically. Add them to see playback controls, volume, source selection, and grouping options.
Multi-room audio
Group LG webOS TV speakers with devices from other brands for synchronized whole-home audio. Control each room independently or as zones.
Event-driven media
Build automations that play specific audio based on events — doorbell rings, morning alarms, or custom announcements. Route different media to different rooms.
Common LG webOS TV Issues
The problems installers run into with LG webOS TV and Home Assistant — and how a managed setup prevents them.
Audio sync issues across rooms
Grouping LG webOS TV speakers with different brands often results in noticeable audio delay between rooms. Even small sync differences (>20ms) are jarring. This requires careful network configuration.
Source switching conflicts
When multiple automation rules try to control LG webOS TV media simultaneously — morning routine starts music while a doorbell announcement fires — the results are unpredictable.
Network discovery failures
LG webOS TV devices rely on mDNS/SSDP for discovery. Misconfigured VLANs, firewalls, or IGMP snooping settings silently break discovery, making devices disappear from Home Assistant.
Volume normalization
Different LG webOS TV speakers at the same volume percentage produce very different actual loudness levels. Without calibration, automations that set volume to 30% may whisper in one room and blast in another.
Why installers choose managed LG webOS TV audio systems
- Network configuration optimized for multicast traffic and device discovery
- Volume calibration across rooms for consistent listening experience
- Priority-based media routing that handles conflicting automation gracefully
- Multi-brand speaker grouping tuned for minimal sync delay
LG webOS TV devices in our catalog
Hardware from the Selora catalog that runs on this integration. Every one of them carries a not-recommended badge: the integration works, but Selora will not specify this hardware on new work.
TVs & Streaming
8 devicesMicro RGB evo AI MRGB95
The MRGB95 is LG's first flagship RGB-backlit LCD, replacing white LEDs with individually controlled red, green, and blue emitters for OLED-class color at brightness levels OLED cannot reach. It runs the same webOS platform as LG's OLEDs, so the local webostv integration gives it identical media_player control in the very large sizes that great rooms need.
OLED evo AI B6
The LG OLED evo B6 (2026) brings LG's OLED picture and full webOS control to a lower price point. Home Assistant's local webostv integration drives power, volume, HDMI input, and app launch, so budget-conscious installs still get complete playback-aware automation in secondary rooms.
OLED evo AI C6
The LG OLED evo C6 (2026) is the sweet spot of LG's OLED range on picture and price, and the local webostv integration exposes it as a media_player with power, volume, HDMI input, and app control. Selora no longer recommends it: the September 2026 webOS privacy findings cover the whole 2026 LG television lineup.
OLED evo AI G6
The LG OLED evo G6 is LG's flagship gallery-design OLED (2026), built to mount flush to the wall. Home Assistant's local webostv integration controls it as a media_player: power, volume, HDMI input, and app launch, so a gallery wall can double as the centerpiece of movie-night scenes and playback-aware lighting.
OLED evo AI W6
The LG OLED evo W6 is the wireless flagship of the 2026 range: a 9.9mm wallpaper panel that sits flush to the wall while a separate Zero Connect Box carries every source over a 4K 165Hz wireless link. Home Assistant's local webostv integration controls it exactly like any other LG set, which makes it the cleanest way to put a screen on a wall that has no equipment behind it.
QNED evo AI QNED84B
The QNED84B is LG's mainstream Mini LED for 2026, spanning 55 to 100 inches at a price that makes it the sensible choice for bedrooms, guest rooms, and secondary spaces. It runs webOS, so Home Assistant's local webostv integration gives it the same media_player and remote entities as the OLED flagships.
QNED evo AI QNED92
The LG QNED evo QNED92 is LG's mini-LED flagship for bright rooms: quantum-dot color with high-brightness backlighting where OLED reflections would struggle. It runs the same webOS platform, so Home Assistant's local webostv integration gives it identical media_player control: power, volume, inputs, and app launch.
StanbyME 2
The StanbyME 2 is a 27-inch battery-powered webOS touchscreen that detaches from its rolling stand, built for kitchens, bedrooms, and patios rather than a wall. It answers the same local webostv integration as LG's full-size sets, which makes it an unusually capable roaming dashboard as well as a second screen.
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