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Help Guide

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Getting Started

Watching TV

Using the TV with Other Devices

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Television

Use this Help Guide if you have any questions on how to use your TV. The Online Help Guide includes the latest information. For details, see

Using the Help Guide

“

”.

Settings

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Index

Using the Help Guide

This Help Guide explains how to use this TV. Additionally, you can also

refer to the Setup Guide for descriptions about TV installation, and the Reference Guide for parts descriptions and specifications of this TV.

In this Help Guide, you can read the desired information in order or

search for it directly. To search, select screen.

Help Guide versions

There are two versions of the Help Guide for your TV: the Built-in Help

at the top of the

Guide and the Online Help Guide. To view the Online Help Guide, your TV must be connected to the Internet. To switch between the Built-in and Online versions, use the switch button (A) at the top of the screen. You can check which Help Guide is currently displayed by looking at the title at the top of the screen.

Connect the TV to the Internet.

Select (A) to switch the Help Guide version.

Note

To use the latest features described in the Help Guide, you may need to update the TV's software. For details about software

updates, see the

Software updates

page.

The images and illustrations used in the Help Guide may differ depending on your TV model.

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Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

Hint

To see if your TV is equipped with one of the functions described in the Help Guide, refer to the paper manual or a Sony product catalog. This Help Guide is written for all regions/countries. Some

descriptions contained in this Help Guide do not apply to some regions and countries.

Related topics

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Help Guide

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Remote control

Using the remote control

You can operate many of the TV’s features by using the / / /

and buttons.

The included remote control varies depending on your model. For

descriptions of the remote control buttons, refer to the

remote control buttons

Use the desired item.

, , and buttons to “focus” on the

Functions of the

Press the center of the button to select the item currently in focus.

To return to the previous screen

Press the BACK button.

Related topics

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Basic Operations

Using the TV Menu Bar

This feature is available for TVs in which the included remote control does

not have a DISCOVER button.

Press the TV button while watching a TV broadcast to display the TV Menu Bar. The TV Menu Bar allows access to your Favorite channels and displays the TV Menu, which allows access to the program list.

Press the TV button while watching a TV broadcast.

The TV Menu Bar is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

Move the focus up or down to select the desired category.

Move the focus left or right to select the desired item.

Press the button to launch the selected item.

Adding channels to favorites

Press the TV button while watching a TV broadcast.

The TV Menu Bar is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

Move the focus down to select [Add channels to Favorites].

Add your favorite channels.

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Basic Operations

Using the TV Menu Bar

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Basic Operations

Home menu

The screen that is displayed when you press the HOME button on the remote control is called the Home Menu. The Home Menu allows you to

search for content, provides content recommendations, and provides access to apps and settings. Available items vary depending on your region/country and the current screen.

Searching (A)

You can search for various content by entering a search keyword using the on-screen keyboard or by voice. The availability of the remote control with a built-in microphone depends on your model/region/country.

Press the HOME button.

Select the microphone icon or Google Assistant icon at the top of the screen.

Enter a search keyword by speaking into the microphone on

the remote control, or by pressing the then using the on-screen keyboard.

button and

Recommended (B)

Displays content recommended by installed apps.

Featured apps (C)

Displays apps recommended for installation.

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Apps (D)

Displays pre-installed and installed apps.

Hint

To install apps on the TV, refer to

Google Play

The following apps are pre-installed at the time of purchase.

Video, Album, Music

Play back video files, pictures, and music files in a USB memory device.

For details, refer to

Screen mirroring

Display content from a computer or mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet on the TV screen. You can enjoy pictures, video files, and web

browsing. For details, refer to

smartphone/tablet on the TV using the Screen mirroring function

Playing content stored on a USB device

Displaying the screen of a

Downloading apps from the

Games (E)

Displays installed games.

Hint

To install games on the TV, refer to

Google Play

Downloading apps from the

Inputs (F)

You can select a device connected to the TV such as via HDMI or video jacks, and switch input.

Settings (G)

You can configure the following settings.

Settings

Configures settings such as TV picture quality and sound. For details,

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refer to

[TV]

Network Settings

Configures wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) and wired LAN settings. For details, refer

[Network & Accessories]

Timers

Configures the schedule to turn on the TV and time until it is turned off.

For details, refer to

Setting a timer

Help

Displays the Help Guide (the instruction manual you are reading now) or

troubleshooting, and runs [Self diagnostics].

Hint

By connecting the TV to the Internet, you can access various network services and features.

Related topics

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Home menu

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Basic Operations

Using the Action Menu

By pressing the ACTION MENU button, a menu appears and provides quick access to the functions that are available for the currently displayed

screen, such as picture adjustments, sound adjustments, volume adjustment for a connected device (such as headphones), and display/audio settings. The items in the menu differ depending on the selected screen.

Press the ACTION MENU button.

Move the focus left or right to select the desired category.

Move the focus up or down to select the desired item.

Press the

button to launch the selected item.

Main ACTION MENU items

Pressing the ACTION MENU button while watching TV broadcasts or content from external input displays settings that you can change while

watching at the top edge of the screen. This allows you to change settings without having to go to the Home screen.

Hint

The menu items displayed in the ACTION MENU vary depending on the device you use when watching and the type of broadcast or

image. The ACTION MENU may also not be displayed depending on the display status of the TV or the app used.

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Display & Sound

Display

Display information about the channel/program/input you are viewing.

Picture-in-picture

Displays the picture that you are watching (TV programs or content from HDMI-connected devices) as a small screen in the corner.

Picture Off

Turns off the picture while the sound remains on.

Live Football mode

Removes commentary from sports programs to make it sound like you are watching in a stadium.

Picture adjustments

Changes settings related to picture quality.

Configures settings related to 3D display. In 3D models, 3D content is displayed while you are watching.

Wide mode

Adjust the picture size.

Sound adjustments

Changes settings related to sound.

Speakers

Select TV or external speakers.

Headphone volume

Adjusts the headphone volume.

Sync Menu

Set up BRAVIA Sync compatible devices for streamlined control.

Watch TV

Switches to TV broadcasting.

Add to Favorites

Registers the program you are watching as a favorite. When you register

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a favorite, you can select it from the menu that is displayed when you

press the DISCOVER button.

Remove from Favorites

Removes a registered favorite.

Favorites setup

Registers favorites and changes the display name of favorites registered using [Add to Favorites].

Home (Menu)

Displays the home screen of the set-top box (cable/satellite box) connected to the TV for configuration.

Options

Displays the options menu of the set-top box (cable/satellite box) connected to the TV.

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Using the Action Menu

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Help Guide

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Introducing Android TV

Displaying the picture in a small screen

Downloading apps from the Google Play

Moving apps to a USB memory device

Viewing Internet media

Enjoying content from your mobile device on the TV with Google Cast

Enjoying safe apps and video streaming services (Security & restrictions)

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Introducing Android TV

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Troubleshooting

Start here

Experiencing trouble? Start here.

Picture (quality)/screen

Keyboard

Broadcast reception

Sound

Network (Internet/home)/apps

Remote control/accessories

Power

Connected devices

Illumination LED

Troubleshooting

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Using the Help Guide

Remote control

Keeping the TV updated

Introducing Android TV

Basic Operations

Accessibility features

Support Site

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Watching TV

Watching TV programs

Watching in 3D (3D models only)

Watching TV

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USB devices

Blu-ray and DVD players

Set-top box (cable/satellite box) with an IR Blaster (IR Blaster compatible models only)

Smartphones and tablets

Computers, cameras, and camcorders

Audio system

Bluetooth devices

Sony wireless subwoofer (optional) (Sony wireless subwoofer supported models only)

BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices

Viewing pictures in 4K from compatible devices (4K models only)

Using the TV with Other Devices

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Connecting to a Network

Connecting to a network using a LAN cable

Connecting to a network using a wireless connection

Home network features

Connecting to a Network

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Settings

Configuring the TV

Setting a timer

Settings

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TV programs

DISCOVER GUIDE Interactive broadcasts

Picture/display

Picture-in-picture 3D 4K pictures HOME

Channels Parental lock

Picture & Display Date & time Language Expert panel settings Pixel shift Panel refresh

Sound/voice

Voice search, using Sound

Remote control

Remote control, using Voice search HOME DISCOVER

Connections

Google Cast Wi Fi Direct

Speech recognition

ACTION MENU Inputs SYNC MENU

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Miracast

Screen mirroring

Bluetooth

External devices

BRAVIA Sync Internet

Blu-ray/DVD players, connecting USB memory devices, etc. Smartphones/tablets

Apps

Moving to USB memory devices Google Play Store

File playback

Computers Digital cameras, camcorders

Computers Digital cameras, camcorders Audio systems Wireless subwoofer

YouTube Netflix A list of recently used apps

Supported files and formats

Other

Restart System software update

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Television

Getting Started [1]

Using the Help Guide [2] Remote control [3]

Using the remote control [4] Functions of the remote control buttons [5]

Upper buttons on the remote control [6] Middle buttons on the remote control [7] Lower buttons on the remote control [8]

Searching by voice [9]

Keeping the TV updated [10] Introducing Android TV [11]

Displaying the picture in a small screen [12] Downloading apps from the Google Play [13] Moving apps to a USB memory device [14] Viewing Internet media [15] Enjoying content from your mobile device on the TV with Google Cast [16] Enjoying safe apps and video streaming services (Security & restrictions) [17]

Basic Operations [18]

Home menu [19] Using the TV Menu Bar [20] Using the “Content Bar” (DISCOVER) [21] Using the Action Menu [22] Selecting devices that are connected to the TV [23] Changing the picture and sound quality to your preferences [24]

Adjusting the picture quality [25] “Picture adjustments” advanced settings [26] Adjusting the sound quality [27] “Sound adjustments” advanced settings [28]

Illumination LED [29]

Accessibility features [30] Support Site [31]

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Watching TV [32]

Watching TV programs [33]

Using the program guide [34] Using interactive broadcast TV services [35]

Watching in 3D (3D models only) [36]

Understanding the basics of 3D TV (3D models only) [37] Preparing your 3D glasses (3D models only) [38] Watching TV in 3D (3D models only) [39]

Using the TV with Other Devices [40]

USB devices [41]

Playing content stored on a USB device [42] Information about USB devices used for storing photos and music [43] Supported files and formats [44]

Photos [45] Music [46] Videos [47] Audio sampling rates (for videos) [48] External subtitles [49]

Blu-ray and DVD players [50]

Connecting a Blu-ray or DVD player [51] Watching Blu-ray and DVD discs [52]

Set-top box (cable/satellite box) with an IR Blaster (IR Blaster compatible models only) [53]

Connecting an IR Blaster (IR Blaster compatible models only) [54] Setting up the IR Blaster to control the set-top box (cable/satellite box) (IR Blaster compatible models only) [55]

Smartphones and tablets [56]

Displaying the screen of a smartphone/tablet on the TV using the Screen mirroring function [57]

Computers, cameras, and camcorders [58]

Connecting a computer and viewing stored content [59] Connecting a camera or camcorder and viewing stored content [60] Computer video signal specifications [61]

Audio system [62]

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Connecting an audio system [63]

Adjusting audio system-related settings [64]

[Personal] [94]

Bluetooth devices [65]

Connecting a Bluetooth device [66] Adjusting the AV sync setting [67] Supported Bluetooth profiles [68]

Sony wireless subwoofer (optional) (Sony wireless subwoofer supported models only) [69]

Connecting a wireless subwoofer (optional) [70] Adjusting wireless subwoofer-related settings (optional) [71]

BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices [72]

BRAVIA Sync overview [73] Using features available for BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices [74] Adjusting BRAVIA Sync settings [75]

Viewing pictures in 4K from compatible devices (4K models only) [76]

Viewing pictures in 4K resolution (4K models only) [77] Settings for viewing pictures in 4K resolution with higher quality (4K models only) [78]

Connecting to a Network [79]

Connecting to a network using a LAN cable [80] Connecting to a network using a wireless connection [81]

Using Wi-Fi to connect the TV to your network [82] Using Wi-Fi Direct to connect to the TV (no wireless router required) [83]

Home network features [84]

Adjusting home network settings [85] Playing content from a computer [86] Playing content from a media server [87] RVU statement (RVU compliant models only) [88]

Settings [89]

Configuring the TV [90]

[TV] [91] [Network & Accessories] [92] [System Preferences] [93]

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[Accounts] [95]

[Expert panel settings](only models equipped with an OLED panel) [96]

Setting a timer [97]

Troubleshooting [98]

Start here [99]

Self diagnostics [100] Software updates [101] If a full reset (restart) of the TV is required [102]

Picture (quality)/screen [103]

Picture quality is not as good as viewed at the store. [104] Distorted picture. [105] The screen flickers. [106] No color/Dark picture/Color is not correct/Picture is too bright. [107] Dark screen. How to brighten the screen. [108] Color is not correct. How to adjust the color tone. [109] Screen format/wide mode changes automatically. [110] The screen suddenly changes to a video you do not recognize while watching TV. [111] Suddenly the picture becomes small. [112] Black bands appear at the edges of the screen. [113] A black box appears on the screen. [114] There are banners/tickers at the top or bottom of the screen. [115] High resolution HDR pictures are not displayed. [116] 3D pictures are not displayed. The 3D effect is weak. (3D models only) [117] Black bars appear on both sides of the screen when watching 3D pictures. (3D models only) [118] You cannot turn off 3D display while watching 3D content. (3D models only) [119] The message [3D signal has been detected.] automatically appears when 3D signal is detected. (3D models only) [120] A message about an app asking for permission to access a TV function is displayed. [121] The screen becomes darker after a certain period of time. (only models equipped with an OLED panel) [122] The message [Panel refresh did not finish] is displayed. (only models equipped with an OLED panel) [123]

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You are concerned about an image retention. (only models equipped with an OLED

panel) [124] A white line appears on the screen. (only models equipped with an OLED panel) [125] Panel refresh does not complete. (only models equipped with an OLED panel) [126]

Keyboard [127] Broadcast reception [128]

Check these things first to troubleshoot your TV reception. [129] Block noise or an error message appears and you cannot watch broadcasts. [130] Ghosting or double images appear. [131] Only snow noise or a black picture appears on the screen. [132] There is picture or sound noise when viewing an analog TV channel. [133] Some channels are blank. [134] Poor reception or poor picture quality with digital broadcasts. [135] You cannot view digital channels. [136] You cannot receive or select channels. [137] Some digital cable channels are not displayed. [138] Broadcast HD formats have poor quality. [139]

Sound [140]

No sound but good picture. [141] Audio noise. [142] No audio or low audio with a home theater system. [143] Distorted sound. [144] Headphone/Bluetooth audio device volume cannot be adjusted. [145] You want to output sound from both the headphones/Bluetooth audio device and the TV speakers. [146] You are concerned about a delay between the picture and sound. [147]

Network (Internet/home)/apps [148]

The network name (SSID) of the wireless router to which you want to connect is not displayed. [149] Sometimes video streaming quality is poor. [150] Wi-Fi connection is lost or intermittent. [151] Certain Internet video content displays a loss of detail. [152] Good picture quality but no sound on Internet video content. [153] Apps are inaccessible. [154]

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The TV cannot access the Internet when IPv6 is set. [155]

Your TV cannot connect to the server. [156]

A message appears stating that the TV cannot connect to your network. [157] You can connect to the Internet, but not to Google services. [158]

Remote control/accessories [159]

The remote control does not operate. [160] You cannot turn the Active 3D Glasses on. (3D models only) [161] The LED indicator on the Active 3D Glasses blinks. (3D models only) [162]

Power [163]

The TV turns off automatically. [164] The TV turns on automatically. [165] After turning on the TV, it turns off immediately. [166] The TV does not turn on. [167]

Connected devices [168]

No picture from a connected device. [169] You cannot select a connected device in the Home Menu. [170] Certain programs on digital sources display a loss of detail. [171] Photo images or folders take time to display. [172] You cannot find a connected BRAVIA Sync HDMI device. [173] The STB MENU button on the remote control does not work. [174] You cannot turn off the set-top box (cable/satellite box) using the TV's remote control through the IR Blaster function. [175] You cannot control a second AV receiver. [176] An external device (such as a set-top box or AV receiver) cannot be controlled via the IR Blaster. (IR Blaster compatible models only) [177] Some media files in the USB device or server are not displayed. [178] The TV cannot be found by a Wi-Fi Direct device. [179] Operation cuts out, or a device does not work. [180] What kind of devices can be connected using the Screen mirroring function? [181] The TV cannot connect to a Miracast device or Screen mirroring compatible device. [182] Video or sound sometimes cuts out. [183] Some paid content cannot be played. [184]

Illumination LED [185]

The illumination LED sometimes lights up. [186]

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You want to disable the illumination LED so that it does not light up or blink. [187]

Index [188]

[1]

Getting Started

Using the Help Guide Remote control Keeping the TV updated Introducing Android TV Basic Operations Accessibility features Support Site

[2] Getting Started

Using the Help Guide

This Help Guide explains how to use this TV. Additionally, you can also refer to the Setup Guide for descriptions about TV installation, and the Reference Guide for parts descriptions and specifications of

this TV.

In this Help Guide, you can read the desired information in order or search for it directly. To search,

select

Help Guide versions

There are two versions of the Help Guide for your TV: the Built-in Help Guide and the Online Help Guide. To view the Online Help Guide, your TV must be connected to the Internet. To switch between the Built-in and Online versions, use the switch button (A) at the top of the screen. You can check which Help Guide is currently displayed by looking at the title at the top of the screen.

at the top of the screen.

Connect the TV to the Internet.

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Select (A) to switch the Help Guide version.

Note

To use the latest features described in the Help Guide, you may need to update the TV's software. For details about software updates, see the Software updates The images and illustrations used in the Help Guide may differ depending on your TV model. Design and specifications are subject to change without notice.

page.

Hint

To see if your TV is equipped with one of the functions described in the Help Guide, refer to the paper manual or a Sony product catalog. This Help Guide is written for all regions/countries. Some descriptions contained in this Help

Guide do not apply to some regions and countries.

Related topics

Connecting to a network using a LAN cable Using Wi-Fi to connect the TV to your network

[3] Getting Started

Remote control

Using the remote control Functions of the remote control buttons This section explains the remote control buttons in three separate blocks. Searching by voice This feature is available for remote controls that have a button or

button.

[4] Getting Started | Remote control

Using the remote control

You can operate many of the TV’s features by using the / / / and buttons.

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The included remote control varies depending on your model. For descriptions of the remote control

buttons, refer to the Functions of the remote control buttons.

Use the

Press the center of the button to select the item currently in focus.

, , and buttons to “focus” on the desired item.

To return to the previous screen

Press the BACK button.

Related topics

Functions of the remote control buttons The remote control does not operate. Connecting to a Network

[5] Getting Started | Remote control

Functions of the remote control buttons

Upper buttons on the remote control Middle buttons on the remote control Lower buttons on the remote control

[6] Getting Started | Remote control | Functions of the remote control buttons

Upper buttons on the remote control

The included remote control, as well as the arrangement of the buttons and the button names, vary depending on your model/country/region.

INPUT

Display and select the input source.

(Google Assistant)/ (Microphone)

Use the Google Assistant (only on limited region/country/language/TV model) or

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Voice Search. (e.g., Search various content by voice.)

(TV standby)

Turn on or turn off the TV (standby mode).

SYNC MENU

Display the BRAVIA Sync Menu.

DIGITAL/ANALOG, ANT

Switch between digital and analog mode.

STB MENU

Display the connected set-top box (cable/satellite box) menu after connecting and setting up the IR Blaster.

Number Button

Use with the 0-9 buttons to select digital channels.

DISPLAY

Display information about the channel/program/input you are viewing.

EXIT, SAIR SALIR

Return to the previous screen or exit from the menu. When an Interactive Application service is available, press to exit from the service.

Google Play

Access the “Google Play” online service.

NETFLIX (Only on limited region/country/TV model)

Access the “Netflix” online service.

Related topics

Middle buttons on the remote control Lower buttons on the remote control

[7] Getting Started | Remote control | Functions of the remote control buttons

Middle buttons on the remote control

The included remote control, as well as the arrangement of the buttons and the button names, vary depending on your model/country/region.

Color buttons

Execute corresponding function at that time.

ACTION MENU

Display a list of contextual functions.

GUIDE

Display the digital program guide.

APPS

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Access various services and applications.

BACK

Return to the previous screen.

HOME

Display the TV Home Menu.

Switch to a TV broadcast. Also display the TV Menu Bar depending on your model/region/country.

DISCOVER

Bring up the Content Bar to search for content.

/ / / / (Navigation D-Pad)

On screen menu navigation and selection.

Related topics

Upper buttons on the remote control Lower buttons on the remote control

[8] Getting Started | Remote control | Functions of the remote control buttons

Lower buttons on the remote control

The included remote control, as well as the arrangement of the buttons and the button names, vary depending on your model/country/region.

VOL +/- (Volume)

Adjust the volume.

JUMP

Jump back and forth between two channels or inputs. The TV alternates between the current channel or input and the last channel or input that was selected.

MUTING

Mute the sound. Press again to restore the sound.

CH +/- (Channel)

Select the channel.

AUDIO

Change the language for the program currently being viewed.

/ / / / / /

Operate media contents on the TV and connected BRAVIA Sync-compatible device.

SUBTITLE/CC

Turn subtitles on or off (when the feature is available).

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HELP

Display the Help menu. Help Guide can be accessed from here.

WIDE

Change the screen format.

PIC OFF

Turn the picture off, while sound remains on.

DISPLAY

Display information about the channel/program/input you are viewing.

Related topics

Upper buttons on the remote control Middle buttons on the remote control

[9] Getting Started | Remote control

Searching by voice

Remote controls that can perform Voice Search have a button or button, and a built-in microphone. By speaking into the microphone, you can search for various content.

Press the

The LED on the remote control will light up.

Speak into the microphone.

Speech examples may be displayed depending on your model.

Search results are displayed when you speak into the microphone.

button or button.

Hint

Depending on the search results, if you press on the remote control, more search results will be displayed.

Screenshot example when there are more search results

When you cannot search using your voice

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pressing the HOME button and selecting [Settings] — [Voice Remote Control]

Note

An Internet connection is required to use Voice search. The type of remote control supplied with the TV, and the availability of a remote control with a

built-in microphone varies depending on your model/region/country. An optional remote control is available in some models/regions/countries.

[10] Getting Started

Keeping the TV updated

The functions below are performed when the TV is in standby mode. To keep your TV updated, we recommend that you turn off the TV normally by using the power button on the remote control or TV.

Download of data such as program guides Software download (when [Automatic software download] is enabled)

[11] Getting Started

Introducing Android TV

Displaying the picture in a small screen Downloading apps from the Google Play Moving apps to a USB memory device Viewing Internet media Enjoying content from your mobile device on the TV with Google Cast Enjoying safe apps and video streaming services (Security & restrictions)

[12] Getting Started | Introducing Android TV

Displaying the picture in a small screen

You can display the picture that you are watching (TV programs or content from HDMI-connected devices) as a small screen in the corner.

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Displaying the picture as a small screen

Press the ACTION MENU button while watching a TV program or content from an HDMI device, and then select [Picture-in-picture].

The current picture is displayed as a small screen in the corner.

Note

The small screen is displayed on top of the last app used. However, the app that is displayed may vary depending on certain conditions.

Operations such as changing the channel is disabled while watching with a small screen. TV program, external input such as an HDMI device, apps that play back movies, or some apps

that play back pictures or music cannot be displayed at the same time.

The position of the small screen is automatically adjusted. You cannot set it manually.

Closing the small screen or returning it to full screen

Press and hold the HOME button to display a list of recently used apps.

Close the small screen by selecting the desired button under the small screen, or return it

to full screen (A).

The image below is a visual representation and may vary from the actual screen.

A list of recently used apps (B) is displayed under the small screen.

Note

If you switch to an app that plays back movies, pictures, or music from the list of recently used apps, the small screen closes (the TV program or playback from the HDMI device closes). To return to the TV program or HDMI device, press the TV button or switch the input.

[13] Getting Started | Introducing Android TV

Downloading apps from the Google Play

You can download apps from the Google Play to the TV, just like you do with smartphones and tablets.

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Note

You can only download apps that are compatible with TVs. They may differ from apps for smartphones/tablets.

An Internet connection and Google account are required to download apps from the Google Play.

Hint

If you do not have a Google account or want to create a shared account, create a new account by accessing the following website.

https://accounts.google.com/signup The website above may vary depending on your region/country. It is also subject to change

without notice. For details, refer to the Google homepage. We recommend that you create a Google account on a computer or mobile device.

Press the HOME button, then select [Google Play Store] under [Apps].

To install an app, select an app you want to download. The app will start downloading.

After downloading, the app is automatically installed and added. Its icon appears in the Home Menu, allowing you to launch it.

About paid apps

There are free apps and paid apps in the Google Play. To purchase a paid app, a prepaid Google Play gift card code or credit card information is required. You can purchase a Google Play gift card from

various retailers.

To delete an app

Press the HOME button, select [Google Play Store] under [Apps], and then select [My Apps].

Select an app to be deleted, and then uninstall the app.

Related topics

Connecting to a network using a LAN cable

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Using Wi-Fi to connect the TV to your network

Moving apps to a USB memory device

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Moving apps to a USB memory device

You can move downloaded apps to a USB memory device to increase the space available in the TV.

Note

When you format a USB memory device, all data saved in the USB memory device will be deleted. Back up your important data before formatting.

Performing this procedure formats the USB memory device for exclusive use with the TV. Therefore, you may be unable to use the USB memory device with a computer, etc.

Some apps cannot be moved to a USB memory device.

Connect a USB memory device to the TV.

Press the HOME button, select [Settings] — [Storage & reset] — the desired USB memory device.

Format it as an internal storage device.

When formatting is finished, press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Apps].

Select the app that you want to move to the USB memory device.

Select the USB memory device from the used storage. The app is moved to the USB

memory device.

Hint

Repeat steps 4 to 6 to move additional apps to the USB memory device.

To remove a USB memory device

Press the HOME button, select [Settings] — [Storage & reset] — the desired USB memory

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device, and then select the option to remove it.

Note

The USB memory device is used only for saving apps. To use the USB memory device for other purposes, you must format it again.

If you delete an app in the USB memory device using a computer, you will be unable to launch it from the TV.

If you remove a USB memory device from the TV, you will be unable to use the apps that were moved to the USB memory device.

You cannot specify a USB memory device as the installation location of an app. First install the app on the TV as normal, and then move it to the USB memory device.

[15] Getting Started | Introducing Android TV

Viewing Internet media

You can use video streaming services such as YouTube and Netflix to watch Internet content. The available services vary depending on your country and region. You can launch these services by

selecting their tiles in the Home Menu.

Note

An Internet connection is required to watch Internet content.

Related topics

Enjoying safe apps and video streaming services (Security & restrictions) Connecting to a network using a LAN cable Using Wi-Fi to connect the TV to your network

[16] Getting Started | Introducing Android TV

Enjoying content from your mobile device on the TV with Google Cast

Google Cast allows you to wirelessly cast content from your favorite websites and apps to your TV,

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directly from your computer or mobile device.

Connect a mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet to the same home network that

the TV is connected to.

Launch a Google Cast supported app on the mobile device.

Select the

The screen of the mobile device is displayed on the TV.

(cast) icon in the app.

Note

An Internet connection is required to use Google Cast.

Related topics

Connecting to a network using a LAN cable Using Wi-Fi to connect the TV to your network

[17] Getting Started | Introducing Android TV

Enjoying safe apps and video streaming services (Security & restrictions)

You can ensure safe use of the TV by setting installation restrictions on apps that are downloaded from

unknown sources, or age restrictions on programs and videos.

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — then options such as [Security & restrictions] or [Parental lock (Broadcast)] .

Displayed as [Parental lock] depending on your model.

Note

If you change the [Security & restrictions] settings, your device and personal data are more vulnerable to attack by unknown apps from sources other than Play Store. You agree that you

are solely responsible for any damage to your device or loss of data that may result from using these apps.

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Hint

Other separate restrictions may be available depending on the app. For details, refer to the app's

help guide.

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Basic Operations

Home menu Using the TV Menu Bar This feature is available for TVs in which the included remote control does not have a DISCOVER button. Using the “Content Bar” (DISCOVER) This feature is available for TVs in which the included remote control has a DISCOVER button. Using the Action Menu Selecting devices that are connected to the TV Changing the picture and sound quality to your preferences Illumination LED

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Home menu

The screen that is displayed when you press the HOME button on the remote control is called the Home Menu. The Home Menu allows you to search for content, provides content recommendations,

and provides access to apps and settings. Available items vary depending on your region/country and the current screen.

Searching (A)

Press the HOME button.

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Select the microphone icon or Google Assistant icon at the top of the screen.

Enter a search keyword by speaking into the microphone on the remote control, or by

pressing the

button and then using the on-screen keyboard.

Recommended (B)

Displays content recommended by installed apps.

Featured apps (C)

Displays apps recommended for installation.

Apps (D)

Displays pre-installed and installed apps.

Hint

To install apps on the TV, refer to Downloading apps from the Google Play.

The following apps are pre-installed at the time of purchase.

Video, Album, Music

Play back video files, pictures, and music files in a USB memory device. For details, refer to Playing content stored on a USB device.

Screen mirroring

Display content from a computer or mobile device such as a smartphone or tablet on the TV screen.

You can enjoy pictures, video files, and web browsing. For details, refer to Displaying the screen of a smartphone/tablet on the TV using the Screen mirroring function.

Games (E)

Displays installed games.

Hint

To install games on the TV, refer to Downloading apps from the Google Play.

Inputs (F)

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You can select a device connected to the TV such as via HDMI or video jacks, and switch input.

Settings (G)

You can configure the following settings.

Settings

Configures settings such as TV picture quality and sound. For details, refer to [

Network Settings

Configures wireless LAN (Wi-Fi) and wired LAN settings. For details, refer to [

Timers

Configures the schedule to turn on the TV and time until it is turned off. For details, refer to Setting a timer.

Help

Displays the Help Guide (the instruction manual you are reading now) or troubleshooting, and runs

[Self diagnostics].

TV].

Network & Accessories].

Hint

By connecting the TV to the Internet, you can access various network services and features.

Related topics

Connecting to a network using a LAN cable Using Wi-Fi to connect the TV to your network

[20] Getting Started | Basic Operations

Using the TV Menu Bar

This feature is available for TVs in which the included remote control does not have a DISCOVER button.

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Press the TV button while watching a TV broadcast.

The TV Menu Bar is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

Move the focus up or down to select the desired category.

Move the focus left or right to select the desired item.

Press the button to launch the selected item.

Adding channels to favorites

Press the TV button while watching a TV broadcast.

The TV Menu Bar is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

Move the focus down to select [Add channels to Favorites].

Add your favorite channels.

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Using the “Content Bar” (DISCOVER)

This feature is available for TVs in which the included remote control has a DISCOVER button.

You can use the “Content Bar” to search for various content such as TV programs and Internet videos. The content displayed in the “Content Bar” varies depending on your model/region/country.

Press the DISCOVER button.

The “Content Bar” is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

Move the focus up or down to select the desired category.

Move the focus left or right to select the desired item.

Press the button to launch the selected item.

To change the settings of this function

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Press the DISCOVER button.

The “Content Bar” is displayed at the bottom of the screen.

Move the focus down to the [Settings] category.

Select the desired item to change the settings.

Available options

[Show/Hide categories]

Select content categories to be shown in DISCOVER. You cannot hide [Settings]. You can hide [Top Picks] depending on your TV model.

[Reorder categories]

Select a content category to reorder.

[Add channels to Favorites]

Add your favorite channels to DISCOVER.

[Add genre categories]

Add genres to create your own custom content category.

[Add keyword categories]

Add keywords to create your own custom content category.

[Display size]

Select the display size of the menu.

[Sort TV channels]

Select the type of TV program sorting.

Note

Some options may not be available depending on your model/region/country.

[22] Getting Started | Basic Operations

Using the Action Menu

By pressing the ACTION MENU button, a menu appears and provides quick access to the functions that are available for the currently displayed screen, such as picture adjustments, sound adjustments,

volume adjustment for a connected device (such as headphones), and display/audio settings. The items in the menu differ depending on the selected screen.

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Press the ACTION MENU button.

Move the focus left or right to select the desired category.

Move the focus up or down to select the desired item.

Press the

button to launch the selected item.

Main ACTION MENU items

Pressing the ACTION MENU button while watching TV broadcasts or content from external input displays settings that you can change while watching at the top edge of the screen. This allows you to

change settings without having to go to the Home screen.

Hint

The menu items displayed in the ACTION MENU vary depending on the device you use when watching and the type of broadcast or image. The ACTION MENU may also not be displayed

depending on the display status of the TV or the app used.

Display & Sound

Display

Display information about the channel/program/input you are viewing.

Picture-in-picture

Displays the picture that you are watching (TV programs or content from HDMI-connected devices) as a small screen in the corner.

Picture Off

Turns off the picture while the sound remains on.

Live Football mode

Removes commentary from sports programs to make it sound like you are watching in a stadium.

Picture adjustments

Changes settings related to picture quality.

Configures settings related to 3D display. In 3D models, 3D content is displayed while you are watching.

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Wide mode

Adjust the picture size.

Sound adjustments

Changes settings related to sound.

Speakers

Select TV or external speakers.

Headphone volume

Adjusts the headphone volume.

Sync Menu

Set up BRAVIA Sync compatible devices for streamlined control.

Watch TV

Switches to TV broadcasting.

Add to Favorites

Registers the program you are watching as a favorite. When you register a favorite, you can select it from the menu that is displayed when you press the DISCOVER button.

Remove from Favorites

Removes a registered favorite.

Favorites setup

Registers favorites and changes the display name of favorites registered using [Add to Favorites].

Home (Menu)

Displays the home screen of the set-top box (cable/satellite box) connected to the TV for configuration.

Options

Displays the options menu of the set-top box (cable/satellite box) connected to the TV.

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Selecting devices that are connected to the TV

To use devices that are connected to the TV such as a Blu-ray/DVD player, or to watch TV programs after using such devices, you must switch the input.

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Press the INPUT button repeatedly to select the connected device.

Hint

You can switch to TV broadcasting by simply pressing the TV button on the remote control.

Switching from the Home Menu

Press the HOME button, then select the input source from [Inputs].

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Changing the picture and sound quality to your preferences

Adjusting the picture quality “Picture adjustments” advanced settings Adjusting the sound quality “Sound adjustments” advanced settings

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Adjusting the picture quality

You can configure various settings related to the TV display such as color and brightness for picture quality, or screen size.

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [TV] — [Picture & Display] — the desired option.

You can configure the following major settings.

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Picture adjustments

Adjust the picture settings such as Brightness, Color, and Hue.

Picture mode

Change the picture quality according to the content you are watching such as movies or sports.

For details, refer to “Picture adjustments” advanced settings.

Auto picture mode

Automatically selects the picture mode based on the viewing content.

Brightness

Adjust the backlight to display the brightest whites and deepest blacks.

Color

Adjust the color saturation level.

Light sensor

Optimize brightness according to ambient light.

Advanced settings

Access advanced picture enhancing options. For more details, refer to “

Picture adjustments” advanced settings.

Hint

You can also display [Picture adjustments] by pressing ACTION MENU while watching TV.

Screen

Adjust the aspect ratio and viewable screen area.

Wide mode

Adjust the picture size.

Auto display area

Automatically adjusts wide mode based on the signal.

4:3 default

Automatic sizing for 4:3 pictures.

Auto display area

Automatically adjusts the viewable screen area based on the signal.

Display area

Adjust the viewable screen area.

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Screen position

Adjust the vertical and horizontal screen position.

Vertical size

Stretch the picture vertically.

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“Picture adjustments” advanced settings

This page introduces various settings for the features you can configure in [Picture mode] and [Advanced settings].

Note

The actual display may vary or some settings may not be available depending on your model/country/region and the content you are watching.

Picture mode

Setting Description

Vivid Picture with enhanced edges and contrast.

Standard Suitable picture for basic home use.

Custom Customize picture settings.

Cinema pro Suitable picture for film based content.

Cinema home Suitable picture for watching movies at home.

Sports Suitable picture for watching sports.

Animation Suitable picture for watching animation.

Photo Vivid Picture with enhanced edges and contrast.

Photo Standard Suitable picture for basic home use.

Photo Custom Customize picture settings.

Game Suitable picture for playing video games.

Graphics Suitable picture for watching tables and characters.

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HDR Video Optimized for viewing HDR (High Dynamic Range) videos.

Advanced settings

[Brightness] settings

Setting Description

Brightness Adjust the luminance level of the screen.

Contrast Adjust the picture white level.

Gamma Adjust the light and dark balance. Brighten or darken the brightness between white

and black.

Black level Adjust the picture black level.

Black adjust Enhance the black in images for stronger contrast.

Adv. contrast enhancer

Auto local dimming Optimizes contrast by adjusting brightness in individual sections of the screen.

X tended Dynamic Range

Peak luminance Adjust peak luminance for the brightest whites.

Automatically adjusts the contrast based on picture brightness.

Adjust peak luminance for the brightest whites and blackest blacks.

[Color] settings

Setting Description

Color Adjust the color saturation level.

Hue Adjust the green and red tones.

Color temperature Adjust the color temperature.

Adv. color temperature Adjust the color temperature in detail.

Live Color Improve the vividness of colors.

[Clarity] settings

Setting Description

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Sharpness Adjust the picture detail.

Reality Creation Adjusts fineness and noise for realistic picture.

Mastered in 4K Optimizes picture quality for Blu ray discs mastered in 4K. Applies to 1080/24p

If you select Manual, you can adjust Resolution.

signals only.

Random noise reduction

Digital noise reduction

Smooth gradation Create smooth gradations to reduce false contours on flat surfaces.

Reduce repetitive random noise.

Reduce video compression noise.

[Motion] settings

Setting Description

Motionflow Refines moving images. Increases the number of image frames to display videos smoothly.

CineMotion Optimizes picture quality based on video content, such as movies and computer graphics.

Smoothly reproduces the motion of filmed images (images recorded at 24 frames per second) such as movies.

LED Motion mode

Refines moving images.

[Video options] settings

Setting Description

HDR mode Picture that is suitable for a High Dynamic Range signal.

HDMI video range Select the signal range for HDMI input.

Color space Change the color reproduction range.

[Reset] settings

Setting Description

Reset Return all picture settings to factory default.

Related topics

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Adjusting the picture quality

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Adjusting the sound quality

You can configure various settings related to the TV's sound such as sound quality and sound mode.

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [TV] — [Sound] — the desired option.

You can configure the following major settings.

Sound adjustments

Adjust to experience the different sound effects. For details, refer to “

Speakers

Select TV or external speakers.

Audio system prioritization

Output sound from BRAVIA Sync compatible external speakers if detected when the TV is powered on.

Headphone/Audio out

Select usages of terminals.This setting is available only when [Speakers] is set to [TV speakers].

Headphone speaker link

Switches the TV's speakers on/off when headphones are connected.

Home theater control

Turns your audio system on, and allows you to control it.

System sounds

Turn on/off the TV's operating sounds.

Digital audio out

Sound adjustments” advanced settings.

Configure the output method when outputting digital audio. This setting is available only when

[Speakers] is set to [TV speakers].

TV position

Choose optimal TV sound based on the position of your TV.

Hint

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You can also display [Sound adjustments] by pressing ACTION MENU while watching TV.

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“Sound adjustments” advanced settings

This page introduces various settings for the features you can configure in [Sound adjustments].

Note

The actual display may vary or some settings may not be available depending on your model/country/region and the connected device.

Setting Description

ClearAudio+ Achieves the best sound quality by applying a well balanced combination of digital signal

processing technologies. Disable this setting when outputting audio from both the TV and audio system through digital audio output.

Sound mode

Hi Res upscaling (DSEE HX)

Surround Virtually reproduce realistic surround sound.

Sound restoration (DSEE)

Voice Zoom Emphasize voice or ambient audio.

Night Clear sound at a low volume level.

Wireless Subwoofer power

Sets various sound qualities. For details, refer to “[Sound mode] settings” below.

Upscales existing sound source to near hi-resolution sound quality with DSEE HX. Disable this setting when outputting audio from both the TV and audio system through digital audio output.

Reproduces natural spatial sound by restoring high frequencies and small sound often lost during digital compression.

When set to [Auto], Wireless Subwoofer automatically turns on when the TV is powered on.

Advanced settings

Access advanced sound enhancing options. For details, refer to “[Advanced settings]” below.

[Sound mode] settings

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Setting Description

Standard Optimize sound quality for general content.

Dialog Suitable for spoken dialog.

Cinema Optimize surround sound suitable for movies.

Music Lets you experience dynamic and clear sound, like that of a concert.

Sports Simulates the larger space of a stadium or other venue.

[Advanced settings]

Setting Description

Common Adjust [Advanced auto volume], [Balance], and [Digital audio out volume].

Input related Adjust [Volume offset], [Dolby Dynamic Range], [MPEG audio level], [HE AAC Dynamic

Range], and [HE AAC audio level]

Sound mode related

Reset Return all sound settings to factory default.

Adjust [Surround effect], [Equalizer], and [Wireless Subwoofer].

Related topics

Adjusting the sound quality

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Illumination LED

You can identify the status of the TV by looking at how the illumination LED lights up.

When the screen is off

White “on” or “blinking”

When the TV is turning on When receiving signals from the remote control When updating the software

etc.

Cyan “blinking”

When a mobile device (smartphone, tablet, etc.) is connecting to the TV on the home network

etc.

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Amber “on”

When the on timer is set

When the sleep timer is set

etc.

Related topics

Home network features Software updates Setting a timer

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Accessibility features

This TV has user assistive features such as a text-to-speech function for on-screen text, zooming to make text easier to read, and subtitles.

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Accessibility] to configure the user assistive features.

Hint

To use text-to-speech on the Help Guide, see the Help Guide in the Sony support website using a computer or smartphone.

USA: http://www.sony.com/tvsupport

Canada: http://www.sony.ca/support

Brazil: http://esupport.sony.com/BR/

Latin America: http://esupport.sony.com/ES/LA/

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Support Site

For the latest information and Online Help Guide, please visit the Sony support website:

USA: http://www.sony.com/tvsupport

Canada: http://www.sony.ca/support

Brazil: http://esupport.sony.com/BR/

Latin America: http://esupport.sony.com/ES/LA/

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Watching TV

Watching TV programs Watching in 3D (3D models only)

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Watching TV programs

Using the program guide Using interactive broadcast TV services

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Using the program guide

You can quickly find your preferred programs.

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(This function is available only for digital broadcasts and depends on your region/country/settings.)

Press the GUIDE button to display the digital program guide.

Select a program to watch. The details of the program are displayed.

Select [View] to watch the program.

To switch the program guide

You can switch the program guide to [TV Selections] or [Genre Guide]. Some options may not be available depending on your model/region/country.

Move the focus to the leftmost item, then move left again to open the menu.

Select the desired program guide or list.

To use optional functions

While the program guide is displayed, press the ACTION MENU button and then select the desired item.

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Using interactive broadcast TV services

To use Ginga service (Ginga models only)

Ginga models have [Channel setup & Ginga] in [Settings] — [Channels].

Ginga (also known as DTVi) Interactivity provides extended programming content information such as sports statistics, soap opera chapters and characters, publicity, merchandising, weather information

and news, through high-quality digital text and graphics, along with advanced options.

If available in your home, Ginga Interactivity also allows you to communicate with the broadcaster through the return channel, in scenarios such as polls, quizzes and games. These services are

provided by broadcasters.

(This function is only available for digital broadcasts and may not be available in your region/country.)

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Select a digital channel that provides Ginga features.

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Watching in 3D (3D models only)

Understanding the basics of 3D TV (3D models only) Preparing your 3D glasses (3D models only) Watching TV in 3D (3D models only)

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Understanding the basics of 3D TV (3D models only)

3D models have [3D settings] in [Settings] — [Picture & Display].

Recommended viewing distance for a 3D image

If the viewing distance is not appropriate, a double image may appear. Sit at a distance of at least 3 times the height of the screen away from the TV. For the best viewing experience, we recommend that you sit directly in front of the TV.

Hint

There are two types of 3D Glasses: Passive and Active. Refer to the specifications in the Reference Guide to see which type of 3D Glasses the TV supports.

TV and Active 3D Glasses communication range

Active 3D glasses communicate with the TV to show you images in 3D.

Your viewing position needs to be within the proper range. See the following diagrams. The working distance depends on obstacles (people, metal, walls, etc.) and/or electromagnetic interference.

Overhead view

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(A) 120°

(B) 1-6 m (3-20 ft.)

Side view

(A) 45° (B) 1-6 m (3-20 ft.) (C) 30°

Note

Recommended viewing angle and distance may vary depending on the TV’s location and room conditions.

Caring for your glasses

Wipe the glasses gently with a soft cloth. Stubborn stains may be removed with a cloth slightly moistened with a solution of mild soap and

warm water.

If using a chemically pretreated cloth, be sure to follow the instructions provided on the package. Never use strong solvents such as a thinner, alcohol, or benzene for cleaning.

Related topics

Preparing your 3D glasses (3D models only) Watching TV in 3D (3D models only)

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Preparing your 3D glasses (3D models only)

3D models have [3D settings] in [Settings] — [Picture & Display].

There are two types of 3D Glasses: Passive and Active. Refer to the specifications in the Reference Guide to see which type of 3D Glasses the TV supports.

For Passive 3D Glasses

If Passive 3D Glasses are supplied with your TV, use them. If no glasses are supplied, purchase a pair

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of Passive 3D Glasses, model TDG-500P. You can watch in 3D by just putting the Passive 3D Glasses

on.

For Active 3D Glasses

If Active 3D Glasses are supplied with your TV, use them. If no glasses are supplied, purchase a pair of

Active 3D Glasses, model TDG-BT500A. Before using the Active 3D Glasses for the first time, you need to register them to your TV. Follow the steps below.

Remove the battery’s insulation sheet.

Turn the TV on, then hold the glasses within 50 cm (1.6 ft.) of the TV.

Press and hold the (Power) button/indicator on the glasses for 2 seconds.

The Active 3D Glasses turn on and registration starts (the (Power) button/indicator blinks green and yellow). When registration is finished, a message appears in the TV

screen for 5 seconds, and the indicator lights up in green for 3 seconds.

If registration fails, the Active 3D Glasses will turn off automatically. In this case, repeat the procedure above.

Put the Active 3D Glasses on.

From the next time, you can use the Active 3D Glasses by just turning them on. To turn them off, press

and hold the the

(Power) button/indicator.

(Power) button/indicator on the glasses for 2 seconds. To turn them on again, press

Hint

To use the Active 3D Glasses with another TV, you need to register the glasses to that TV. Perform the procedure above from Step 2.

Related topics

Understanding the basics of 3D TV (3D models only) Watching TV in 3D (3D models only) Remote control/accessories

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Watching TV in 3D (3D models only)

3D models have [3D settings] in [Settings] — [Picture & Display].

You can experience powerful 3D entertainment, such as stereoscopic 3D games and 3D Blu-ray Discs.

To watch in 3D, connect a 3D-compatible device directly to the TV via an authorized HIGH SPEED HDMI cable bearing the HDMI logo.

Prepare the 3D Glasses.

Display the 3D content on the TV screen.

Put the 3D Glasses on.

You should now be able to watch 3D images. If no 3D effect is achieved, perform the following steps.

Press the ACTION MENU button, then select [3D].

Select the [3D display] mode to suit the displayed content. Depending on the input signal or format, [3D (Side by Side)]/[3D (Over-Under)] may not be selectable.

Hint

In addition to the [3D display] mode, you can use various 3D options in [3D settings]. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Picture & Display] — [3D settings].

Note

The 3D effect may be less pronounced if the ambient temperature is low. If [Motionflow] in [Picture adjustments] is set to something other than [Off], the process to minimize screen flicker may affect the smooth movement of the picture. In this case, press the ACTION MENU button, then select [Picture adjustments] — [Advanced settings] — [Motionflow] — [Off]. (For [Motionflow] compatible models only.) [Motionflow] compatible models have [Motionflow] in [Settings] — [Picture & Display] — [Picture adjustments] — [Advanced settings] — [Motion].

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Related topics

Connect a USB storage device to the USB port of the TV to enjoy photo, music, and video files stored

Preparing your 3D glasses (3D models only) Remote control/accessories

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Using the TV with Other Devices

USB devices Blu-ray and DVD players Set-top box (cable/satellite box) with an IR Blaster (IR Blaster compatible models only) Smartphones and tablets Computers, cameras, and camcorders Audio system Bluetooth devices Sony wireless subwoofer (optional) (Sony wireless subwoofer supported models only) BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices Viewing pictures in 4K from compatible devices (4K models only)

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USB devices

Playing content stored on a USB device Information about USB devices used for storing photos and music Supported files and formats

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Playing content stored on a USB device

Connecting a USB device

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on the device.

(A) USB storage device

Enjoy photos/music/movies stored on a USB device

You can enjoy photos/music/movies stored on a USB device on the TV screen.

If the USB device connected to the TV has a power switch, turn it on.

Press the HOME button, then select the desired item. Select [Album] to view photos, [Music] to play music, and [Video] to play movies.

Press the

Browse the list of folders and files and select the desired file.

Playback starts.

To check the supported file formats

Supported files and formats

button and select [Folders] from the menu that is displayed.

Note

All USB ports on the TV support Hi-Speed USB. The blue USB port supports SuperSpeed (USB

3.1 Gen 1 or USB 3.0). USB hubs are not supported.

While accessing the USB device, do not turn off the TV or USB device, do not disconnect the USB cable, and do not remove or insert recording media. Otherwise, data stored on the USB

device may be corrupted.

Depending on the file, playback may not be possible, even when using the supported formats.

Related topics

Information about USB devices used for storing photos and music

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Information about USB devices used for storing

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photos and music

The USB ports on the TV support FAT16, FAT32, exFAT, and NTFS file systems. When connecting a Sony digital still camera to the TV with a USB cable, USB connection settings on your camera need to be set to “Auto” or “Mass Storage” mode. If your digital still camera does not work with your TV, try the following:

Set the USB connection settings on your camera to “Mass Storage”. Copy the files from the camera to a USB flash drive, then connect the drive to the TV.

Some photos and movies may be magnified, resulting in low picture quality. Depending on the size and aspect ratio, images may not be displayed in full screen.

It may take a long time to display a photo, depending on the file or settings. In no event shall Sony be liable for recording failure or any damage or loss of recorded contents

caused or associated with the TV’s malfunction, the USB device’s malfunction, or any other problem.

Related topics

Supported files and formats

[44] Using the TV with Other Devices | USB devices

Supported files and formats

Photos Music Videos Audio sampling rates (for videos) External subtitles

[45] Using the TV with Other Devices | USB devices | Supported files and formats

Photos

Use case : USB / Home Network

File Format Extension

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JPEG *.jpg / *.jpe / *.jpeg

Other supported files and formats

Music Videos Audio sampling rates (for videos) External subtitles

[46] Using the TV with Other Devices | USB devices | Supported files and formats

Music

Use case : USB / Home Network

mp4

Extension: *.mp4 / *.m4a

Description Sampling Rate

AAC-LC 16k / 22.05k / 24k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k

HE-AAC v1 / v2 24k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k

3gpp

Extension: *.3gp / *.3g2

Description Sampling Rate

AAC-LC 16k / 22.05k / 24k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k

HE-AAC v1 / v2 24k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k

Asf

Extension: *.wma

Description Sampling Rate

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WMA9 Standard 8k / 11.025k / 16k / 22.05k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k

Videos

Other

Description Sampling Rate

LPCM 32k / 44.1k / 48k

Extension: *.mp3

Description Sampling Rate

MP1L1 / MP1L2 / MP1L3 / MP2L1 / MP2L2 32k / 44.1k / 48k

MP2L3 16k / 22.05k / 24k

MP2.5L3 8k / 11.025k / 12k

Extension: *.wav

Description Sampling Rate

WAV 32k / 44.1k / 48k / 88.2k / 96k / 176.4k / 192k

Extension: *.flac

Description Sampling Rate

FLAC 16k / 22.05k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k / 88.2k / 96k / 176.4k / 192k

The use case of LPCM is Home Network only.

The use case of WAV is 2ch only.

Other supported files and formats

Photos Videos Audio sampling rates (for videos) External subtitles

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Use case : USB / Home Network

MPEG1 (*.mpg / *.mpe / *.mpeg)

Subtitle Type : External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: MPEG1L2

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: MPEG1

MPEG2PS (*.mpg / *.mpe / *.mpeg)

Subtitle Type : External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2 / LPCM / AC3

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: MPEG2 MP@HL, MP@H14L, MP@ML

MPEG2TS

Extension : *.m2t

Subtitle Type : Internal (Except for Brazilian models) / - (For Brazilian models only)

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2 / AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: MPEG2 MP@HL, MP@H14L, MP@ML

Extension : *.m2ts / *.mts

Subtitle Type : -

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2 / AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@60fps

: AVC / H.264 BP@L3, MP@L4.2, HP@L4.2

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MP4 (*.mp4): For 2K models

Mbps.

Subtitle Type : External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@120fps

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: AVC / H.264 BP@L3, MP@L4.2, HP@L4.2

: MPEG4 SP@L6, ASP@L5, ACEP@L4

MP4 (*.mp4): For 4K models

Subtitle Type : External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2

: AVC / H.264 BP@L3, MP@L4.2, HP@L4.2

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / LPCM

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@120fps

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: 3840x2160 / QCIF (176x144)

: 3840x2160@60p / 1920x1080@120fps

: 3840x2160 / QCIF (176x144)

: MPEG4 SP@L6, ASP@L5, ACEP@L4

: AVC / H.264 BP@L5.2, MP@L5.2, HP@L5.2

: HEVC / H.265 MP@L5.1, Main10@L5.1

Max. Frame Rate

This line includes the XAVC S format use case. The maximum supported bitrate for XAVC S is 100

: 3840x2160@60p

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avi (*.avi)

Subtitle Type : External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2 / MPEG1L3 / AC3 / E-AC3

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: μ-LAW / PCM (U8) / PCM (S16LE)

: 1280x720 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1280x720@30fps

Asf (*.asf / *.wmv)

Subtitle Type : External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

: WMA9 Standard

: Xvid

: Motion JPEG

: VC1 AP@L3, MP@HL, SP@ML

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

MKV (*.mkv): For 2K models

Subtitle Type : Internal / External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

MPEG1L2 / Vorbis

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

MPEG1L2 / Vorbis

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / MPEG1L1 /

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / MPEG1L1 /

: Xvid

: AVC / H.264 BP@L3, MP@L4.2, HP@L4.2

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: 1920x1080@60fps

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

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Video Codec (Profile@Level)

MPEG4 SP@L6, ASP@L5, ACEP@L4

Audio Codec

MPEG1L2 / Vorbis

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

MPEG1L2 / Vorbis

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / MPEG1L1 /

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: VP8

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / MPEG1L1 /

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

MKV (*.mkv): For 4K models

Subtitle Type : Internal / External

Video Codec (Profile@Level)

: Xvid

Audio Codec

MPEG1L2 / Vorbis

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

MPEG1L2 / Vorbis

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

MPEG1L2 / Vorbis

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / MPEG1L1 /

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / MPEG1L1 /

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@60fps

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / MPEG1L1 /

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: AVC / H.264 BP@L3, MP@L4.2, HP@L4.2

: MPEG4 SP@L6, ASP@L5, ACEP@L4

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

MPEG1L2 / Vorbis

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / MPEG1L1 /

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: VP8

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Video Codec (Profile@Level)

Max. Frame Rate

: AVC / H.264 BP@L5.2, MP@L5.2, HP@L5.2

Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2

: 3840x2160 / QCIF (176x144)

: 3840x2160@60p

: DTS core / AC3 / AAC-LC / E-AC3 / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2

: 3840x2160 / QCIF (176x144)

: 3840x2160@60p

3gpp (*.3gp / *.3g2)

Subtitle Type : External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: HEVC / H.265 MP@L5.1, Main10@L5.1

: MPEG4 SP@L6, ASP@L5, ACEP@L4

Max. Frame Rate

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

: AVC / H.264 BP@L3, MP@L4.2, HP@L4.2

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@60fps

MOV (*.mov)

Subtitle Type : External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

LAW / PCM (U8) / PCM (S16BE) / PCM (S16LE)

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2 / μ-

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@60fps

: AVC / H.264 BP@L3, MP@L4.2, HP@L4.2

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec

LAW / PCM (U8) / PCM (S16BE) / PCM (S16LE)

Max. / Min. Resolution

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2 / μ-

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: MPEG4 SP@L6, ASP@L5, ACEP@L4

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: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

Video Codec (Profile@Level)

Audio Codec

LAW / PCM (U8) / PCM (S16BE) / PCM (S16LE)

: AAC-LC / HE-AAC v1 / HE-AAC v2 / AC3 / E-AC3 / MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2 / μ-

: Motion JPEG

Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: 1280x720 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1280x720@30fps

WebM (*.webm)

Subtitle Type : Internal / External

Video Codec (Profile@Level) Audio Codec Max. / Min. Resolution Max. Frame Rate

: Vorbis

: 1920x1080 / QCIF (176x144)

: 1920x1080@30fps / 1280x720@60fps

Other supported files and formats

Photos Music Audio sampling rates (for videos)

: VP8

External subtitles

[48] Using the TV with Other Devices | USB devices | Supported files and formats

Audio sampling rates (for videos)

Audio Codec Sampling Rate

LPCM 44.1k / 48k

MPEG1L1 / MPEG1L2 32k / 44.1k / 48k

MPEG1L3 32k / 44.1k / 48k

AAC-LC 16k / 22.05k / 24k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k

HE-AAC v1 / v2 24k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k

AC3 32k / 44.1k / 48k

E-AC3 32k / 44.1k / 48k

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Vorbis 8k / 11.025k / 16k / 22.05k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k

WMA9 8k / 11.025k / 16k / 22.05k / 32k / 44.1k / 48k

DTS core 32k / 44.1k / 48k

μ-LAW 8k

PCM (U8) 8k

PCM (S16LE) 11.025k / 16k / 44.1k

PCM (S16BE) 11.025k / 16k / 44.1k

Other supported files and formats

Photos Music Videos External subtitles

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External subtitles

Use case : USB

File Format Extension

SubStation Alpha *.ass / *.ssa

SubRip *.srt

MicroDVD *.sub / *.txt

SubViewer *.sub

SAMI *.smi

Other supported files and formats

Photos Music Videos

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Audio sampling rates (for videos)

[50] Using the TV with Other Devices

Blu-ray and DVD players

Connecting a Blu-ray or DVD player Watching Blu-ray and DVD discs

[51] Using the TV with Other Devices | Blu-ray and DVD players

Connecting a Blu-ray or DVD player

Connect a Blu-ray/DVD player to the TV.

HDMI connection

For optimum picture quality, we recommend connecting your player to the TV using an HDMI cable. If your Blu-ray/DVD player has an HDMI jack (socket), connect it using an HDMI cable.

(A) Blu-ray/DVD player (B) HDMI cable (not supplied)

Be sure to use an authorized HIGH SPEED HDMI cable bearing the HDMI logo.

If the device has a DVI jack (socket), connect it to the HDMI (with AUDIO IN) port through a DVI HDMI adaptor interface (not supplied), and connect the device’s audio out jacks (sockets) to HDMI 3 AUDIO IN / HDMI 1 AUDIO IN. Availability depends on your model/region/country. Refer to the Reference Guide to check if your TV supports HDMI 3 AUDIO IN / HDMI 1 AUDIO IN.

Component video connection

Availability depends on your model/region/country.

If your Blu-ray/DVD player has component video jacks (sockets), connect them to the TV using a component video cable and an audio cable.

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(A) Blu-ray/DVD player

(B) Component video cable (not supplied)

For models supplied with a Mini Plug Component Adapter

Use the supplied Mini Plug Component Adapter to connect to the TV as follows.

(A) Blu-ray/DVD player (B) Mini Plug Component Adapter (supplied) (C) Component video cable (not supplied) (D) Audio cable (not supplied)

Note

When the Mini Plug Component Adapter (supplied) is connected to the TV, the yellow composite jack (socket) is recognized as a component jack (socket). When connecting using a composite cable, make sure you remove the Mini Plug Component Adapter.

Composite connection

Availability depends on your model/region/country.

If your Blu-ray/DVD player has composite jacks (sockets), connect them using a composite video/audio cable.

(A) Blu-ray/DVD player (B) Composite video/audio cable (not supplied)

If using an Analog Extension cable

Availability depends on your model/region/country.

(A) Blu-ray/DVD player (B) Analog Extension cable (supplied)

Whether the Analog Extension cable is supplied depends on your model/region/country.

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Related topics

Watching Blu-ray and DVD discs

compatible models only)

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Watching Blu-ray and DVD discs

You can watch content from Blu-ray/DVD discs or other content supported by your player on the TV.

Turn on the connected Blu-ray/DVD player.

Press the INPUT button repeatedly to select the connected Blu-ray/DVD player.

Start playback on the connected Blu-ray/DVD player.

Hint

If you connect a BRAVIA Sync-compatible device with HDMI connection, you can operate it by simply using the TV’s remote control.

Related topics

Connecting a Blu-ray or DVD player BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices

[53] Using the TV with Other Devices

Set-top box (cable/satellite box) with an IR Blaster (IR Blaster compatible models only)

Connecting an IR Blaster (IR Blaster compatible models only) Setting up the IR Blaster to control the set-top box (cable/satellite box) (IR Blaster compatible models only)

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Connecting an IR Blaster (IR Blaster compatible

models only)

IR Blaster compatible models have [IR Blaster setup] in [Settings] — [External inputs].

The IR Blaster allows you to operate a set-top box (cable/satellite box) that is connected to the TV, with the TV’s remote control.

(IR Blaster compatible models may not be available depending on your model/country.)

(A) Set-top box (cable/satellite box) (B) IR Blaster cable (C) IR Blaster jack (socket)

Note

Make sure that the IR Blaster is correctly set up and the IR transmitter is located near the IR receiver of the external device.

Make sure that your TV supports the external device.

Related topics

An external device (such as a set-top box or AV receiver) cannot be controlled via the IR Blaster. (IR Blaster compatible models only)

[55] Using the TV with Other Devices | Set-top box (cable/satellite box) with an IR Blaster (IR Blaster compatible models only)

Setting up the IR Blaster to control the set-top box (cable/satellite box) (IR Blaster compatible models only)

Peforming [Set-top box control setup] in [IR Blaster setup] allows you to operate a cable/satellite box from the menu displayed by pressing the ACTION MENU button on the remote control. If the remote control also has the STB MENU button, you can press it to use the remote control for cable/satellite

box operations such as displaying the cable/satellite box menu.

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Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [External inputs] — [IR Blaster setup] — [Set-top box control setup].

Follow the on-screen instructions.

Hint

The IR Blaster can operate an AV receiver. To set up an AV receiver, press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [External inputs] — [IR Blaster setup] — [AV receiver control setup]. If the AV receiver is a BRAVIA Sync-compatible device, an IR Blaster is not needed.

Note

Some external devices may not respond to some items in the “Action Menu”. If you press and hold a button on the remote control, the operation may not be transmitted.

Instead, press the button repeatedly.

Related topics

Connecting an IR Blaster (IR Blaster compatible models only) An external device (such as a set-top box or AV receiver) cannot be controlled via the IR Blaster. (IR Blaster compatible models only)

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Smartphones and tablets

Displaying the screen of a smartphone/tablet on the TV using the Screen mirroring function

[57] Using the TV with Other Devices | Smartphones and tablets

Displaying the screen of a smartphone/tablet on the TV using the Screen mirroring function

You can display the screen of a mobile device on the TV to view photos, videos or websites.

The “Screen mirroring” feature uses Miracast technology to display the screen of a compatible device on the TV. A wireless router is not necessary to use this function.

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(A) Smartphone

(B) Tablet (C) Computer

Press the INPUT button, then select [Screen mirroring].

Operate your Screen mirroring compatible device to connect to the TV.

When the device is connected to the TV, the screen displayed on the device will also be displayed on the TV. For details, refer to the instruction manual of your device.

Note

While the standby screen for the Screen mirroring is displayed, the wireless connection between the TV and your wireless router is disconnected, therefore communication via the Internet is

stopped.

Hint

You can configure the advanced settings of Screen mirroring by pressing the HOME button, then selecting [Settings] — [Network] — [Wi Fi Direct] — [Advanced settings].

Related topics

Using Wi-Fi Direct to connect to the TV (no wireless router required) Connected devices What kind of devices can be connected using the Screen mirroring function? Enjoying content from your mobile device on the TV with Google Cast

[58] Using the TV with Other Devices

Computers, cameras, and camcorders

Connecting a computer and viewing stored content Connecting a camera or camcorder and viewing stored content Computer video signal specifications

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[59] Using the TV with Other Devices | Computers, cameras, and camcorders

Connecting a computer and viewing stored content

To connect a computer

Use an HDMI cable to connect your computer to the TV.

(A) Computer (B) HDMI cable (not supplied)

Be sure to use an authorized HIGH SPEED HDMI cable bearing the HDMI logo.

To check the video signal specifications

Computer video signal specifications

To view content stored on a computer

After connecting the computer, press the HOME button, then select the input the computer is connected to.

To check the supported file formats

Supported files and formats

Note

For optimum picture quality, we recommend that you set your computer to output video signals according to one of the settings listed in “Computer video signal specifications”.

Depending on the connection status, the image may be blurred or smeared. In this case, change the computer’s settings and select another input signal from the “Computer video signal

specifications” list.

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Connecting a camera or camcorder and viewing stored content

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To connect a camera or camcorder

Connect your Sony digital still camera or camcorder using an HDMI cable. Use a cable that has an HDMI mini jack (socket) for the digital still camera/camcorder end, and a standard HDMI jack (socket)

for the TV end.

(A) Digital still camera (B) Camcorder (C) HDMI cable (not supplied)

Be sure to use an authorized HIGH SPEED HDMI cable bearing the HDMI logo.

To view content stored on a digital still camera/camcorder

After connecting the digital still camera/camcorder, turn it on.

Press the INPUT button repeatedly to select the connected digital still camera/camcorder.

Start playback on the connected digital still camera/camcorder.

To check the supported file formats

Supported files and formats

Hint

If you connect a BRAVIA Sync-compatible device, you can operate it by simply using the TV’s remote control. Make sure that the device is BRAVIA Sync-compatible. Some devices may not be compatible with BRAVIA Sync even though they have an HDMI jack (socket).

Related topics

BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices

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Computer video signal specifications

(Resolution, Horizontal frequency/Vertical frequency)

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640 x 480, 31.5 kHz/60 Hz

1920 x 1080/60 Hz output may not be available, depending on your computer. Even if 1920 x

800 x 600, 37.9 kHz/60 Hz 1024 x 768, 48.4 kHz/60 Hz 1152 x 864, 67.5 kHz/75 Hz (2K Full HD models or 4K models only) 1280 x 1024, 64.0 kHz/60 Hz (2K Full HD models or 4K models only) 1600 x 900, 56.0 kHz/60 Hz (2K Full HD models or 4K models only) 1680 x 1050, 65.3 kHz/60 Hz (2K Full HD models or 4K models only) 1920 x 1080, 67.5 kHz/60 Hz (2K Full HD models or 4K models only)

1080p timing, when applied to the HDMI input, will be treated as video timing and not computer

timing. This will affect the [Screen] settings in [Picture & Display]. To view computer content, set [Wide mode] to [Full], and [Display area] to [Full pixel](2K models) or [+1](4K models). ([Display area] is configurable only when [Auto display area] is disabled.)

Related topics

Adjusting audio system-related settings

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[64] Using the TV with Other Devices | Audio system

Adjusting audio system-related settings

When using the HDMI connection or optical audio connection

After connecting the TV to your audio system, press the ACTION MENU button, then select [Speakers] — [Audio system].

Turn on the connected audio system, then adjust the volume.

If you connect a BRAVIA Sync-compatible device with an HDMI connection, you can operate it by simply using the TV’s remote control.

Note

You need to configure the [Digital audio out] settings according to your audio system. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Sound] — [Digital audio out].

When using the audio cable connection

After connecting the TV to your audio system, press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Sound] — [Headphone/Audio out] — [Audio out (Fixed)].

Turn on the connected audio system, then adjust the volume.

Hint

When using an external audio system, the audio out of the TV can be operated using the TV’s remote control if [Headphone/Audio out] is set to [Audio out (Variable)]. Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Sound] — [Headphone/Audio out] — [Audio out (Variable)]. When connecting a subwoofer, press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Sound] — [Headphone/Audio out] — [Subwoofer]. If a specific audio system is connected with an HDMI cable, you can adjust the output timing of

the picture and sound.

Adjusting the AV sync setting

For details about supported models, refer to the support site.

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Support Site

Related topics

Connecting an audio system No sound but good picture. No audio or low audio with a home theater system.

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Bluetooth devices

Connecting a Bluetooth device Adjusting the AV sync setting Supported Bluetooth profiles

[66] Using the TV with Other Devices | Bluetooth devices

Connecting a Bluetooth device

To pair the TV with a Bluetooth device

Only for Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that can use Bluetooth audio devices such as headphones or speakers.

Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that can use Bluetooth audio devices have [A/V sync] in [Settings] — [Sound].

Turn the Bluetooth device on and put it in pairing mode.

To put your Bluetooth device in pairing mode, refer to the instruction manual of the device.

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Bluetooth settings] — [Add device] to put the TV in pairing mode.

A list of available Bluetooth devices will be displayed.

Select the desired device from the list, then follow the on-screen instructions.

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If you are prompted to enter a passcode, refer to the instruction manual of the device.

After pairing is completed, the device connects to the TV.

To connect to a paired Bluetooth device

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Bluetooth settings].

Select a paired but unconnected device from the list.

Select [Connect].

Related topics

Supported Bluetooth profiles Operation cuts out, or a device does not work.

[67] Using the TV with Other Devices | Bluetooth devices

Adjusting the AV sync setting

If a Bluetooth audio device is connected, there may be a delay between the picture and sound due to

the properties of Bluetooth. You can adjust the delay between the picture and sound with the A/V sync setting. (Only for Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that can use Bluetooth audio devices.)

Bluetooth A2DP-supported models that can use Bluetooth audio devices have [A/V sync] in [Settings] — [Sound].

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Sound] — [A/V sync] — the desired option.

Hint

You can also adjust the output timing of the picture and sound if a specific audio system is connected with an HDMI cable. For details about supported models, refer to the support site.

Support Site

Note

Depending on the connected Bluetooth audio device, the picture and sound may not match even

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when the [A/V sync] setting is set to [On] or [Auto].

To prevent the TV from displaying a black screen immediately after turning it on when a sound

Sony wireless subwoofer (optional) (Sony wireless

bar is connected wirelessly (Bluetooth), set the [A/V sync] setting to [On]. If [Picture mode] is set to one of the options below, the output timing of the picture and sound is not adjusted even when the [A/V sync] setting is set to [Auto].

[Game] [Graphics] [Photo Vivid] [Photo Standard]

[Photo Custom] To adjust [A/V sync] when in any of these modes, select [On]. The responsiveness of the TV while playing video games may feel slower due to the [A/V sync]

setting adding a delay to the output timing of the picture. For games that are dependant on

response time, we recommend that you use the TV speakers or a sound bar with a wired (HDMI cable/optical digital cable) connection.

[68] Using the TV with Other Devices | Bluetooth devices

Supported Bluetooth profiles

The TV supports the following profiles:

HID (Human Interface Device Profile) HOGP (HID over GATT Profile) A2DP (Advanced Audio Distribution Profile) AVRCP (Audio/Video Remote Control Profile) 3DSP (3D Synchronization Profile) SPP (Serial Port Profile)

Available depending on your model/region/country.

Related topics

Connecting a Bluetooth device

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subwoofer supported models only)

with the Wireless Subwoofer.

Connecting a wireless subwoofer (optional) Adjusting wireless subwoofer-related settings (optional)

[70] Using the TV with Other Devices | Sony wireless subwoofer (optional) (Sony wireless subwoofer supported models only)

Connecting a wireless subwoofer (optional)

You can use the optional Wireless Subwoofer SWF-BR100 to extend the bass response of the TV’s sound.

The availability of this feature depends on your model/region/country.

TVs that support the Wireless Subwoofer indicate “SWF-BR100” in the specifications section of the Reference Guide.

(A) Wireless Transceiver (B) Wireless Subwoofer SWF-BR100 (C) Audio cable

Connect the audio cable (supplied) to the Wireless Transceiver.

Connect the other end of the audio cable to the AUDIO OUT /

the TV.

Connect the Wireless Transceiver to the USB port of the TV.

[Headphone/Audio out] is automatically set to [Subwoofer].

Position the Wireless Subwoofer and connect it to the AC power.

We recommend that the Wireless Subwoofer be placed as close as possible to the TV.

Hint

jack (socket) of

When the Wireless Transceiver is disconnected, [Headphone/Audio out] is automatically restored to its original setting.

For details on how to set up the Wireless Subwoofer, refer to the instruction manual supplied

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Related topics

Adjusting wireless subwoofer-related settings (optional)

[71] Using the TV with Other Devices | Sony wireless subwoofer (optional) (Sony wireless subwoofer supported models only)

Adjusting wireless subwoofer-related settings (optional)

Sony wireless subwoofer supported models have [Wireless Subwoofer power] in [Settings] — [Sound] — [Sound adjustments].

The sound settings of the Wireless Subwoofer have already been set to the recommended values for your TV. Follow the instructions below to change the settings to suit your preferences.

Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Sound] — [Sound adjustments] —

[Advanced settings] — [Sound mode related] — [Wireless Subwoofer].

Available Options

[Wireless Subwoofer level]

Adjusts the volume level of the Wireless Subwoofer.

[Cut off frequency (50-200Hz)]

Adjusts the cutoff frequency of the Wireless Subwoofer. All frequencies below the cutoff frequency are output to the Wireless Subwoofer.

[Phase]

Sets the phase polarity. Select the setting to suit your preference.

[Wireless Subwoofer sync]

Adjusts the time lag of the Wireless Subwoofer sound. If the sound produced by the Wireless Subwoofer is too late, use [+]; if it is too early, use [-].

[Reset Wireless Subwoofer settings]

Resets the Wireless Subwoofer settings to their initial values.

To set the power control method of the Wireless Subwoofer

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Press the HOME button, then select [Settings] — [Sound] — [Sound adjustments] —

[Wireless Subwoofer power].

Related topics

Connecting a wireless subwoofer (optional)

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BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices

BRAVIA Sync overview Using features available for BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices Adjusting BRAVIA Sync settings

[73] Using the TV with Other Devices | BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices

BRAVIA Sync overview

If a BRAVIA Sync-compatible device (e.g., BD player, AV amplifier) is connected with an HDMI cable, you can operate the device with the TV’s remote control.

Related topics

Using features available for BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices Adjusting BRAVIA Sync settings

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Using features available for BRAVIA Synccompatible devices

The [Sync Menu] is primarily used to operate BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices from the TV. Press the ACTION MENU button, and select [Sync Menu].

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Blu-ray/DVD player

Automatically turns the Blu-ray/DVD player on and switches the input to the Blu-ray/DVD player when you select it from the Home Menu or Sync Menu.

Automatically turns the TV on and switches the input to the connected Blu-ray/DVD player when the Blu-ray/DVD player starts to play.

Automatically turns the connected Blu-ray/DVD player off when you turn the TV off. Controls menu operation ( / / / buttons), playback (e.g., button), and

channel selection of the connected Blu-ray/DVD player through the TV’s remote control.

AV amplifier

Automatically turns the connected AV amplifier on and switches the sound output from the TV speaker to the audio system when you turn the TV on. This function is only available if you have

previously used the AV amplifier to output the TV’s sound.

Automatically switches the sound output to the AV amplifier by turning the AV amplifier on when the TV is turned on.

Automatically turns the connected AV amplifier off when you turn the TV off. Adjusts the volume (VOL +/– buttons) and mutes the sound (MUTING button) of the connected AV

amplifier through the TV’s remote control.

Video camera

Automatically turns the TV on and switches the input to the connected video camera when the camera is turned on.

Automatically turns the connected video camera off when you turn the TV off. Controls menu operation ( / / / buttons), playback (e.g., button) of the

connected video camera through the TV’s remote control.

Note

“BRAVIA Sync control” (BRAVIA Sync) is only available for connected BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices that have the BRAVIA Sync logo.

Related topics

BRAVIA Sync overview Adjusting BRAVIA Sync settings

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[75] Using the TV with Other Devices | BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices

Adjusting BRAVIA Sync settings

Turn on the connected device.

To enable [BRAVIA Sync control], press the HOME button, then select [Settings] —

[External inputs] — [BRAVIA Sync settings] — [BRAVIA Sync control].

Activate BRAVIA Sync on the connected device.

When a specific Sony BRAVIA Sync-compatible device is connected and powered on

and [BRAVIA Sync control] is enabled, BRAVIA Sync is automatically activated on that

device. For details, refer to the instruction manual of the connected device.

Available options

Available options are shown below. (Options vary depending on your model/region/country.)

[Device auto power off]

If disabled, the connected device does not turn off automatically when the TV is turned off.

[TV auto power on]

If disabled, the TV does not turn on automatically when the connected device is turned on.

[BRAVIA Sync device list]

Displays the BRAVIA Sync device list.

[Device control keys]

Allows you to set buttons to control an HDMI connected device.

To use the Sync Menu

Press the SYNC MENU button, then select the desired item in the Sync Menu.

Hint

If you press the SYNC MENU button, the promotion screen is displayed in the following situations:

An HDMI device is not connected.

[BRAVIA Sync control] is disabled.

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Related topics

BRAVIA Sync overview

Using features available for BRAVIA Sync-compatible devices

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Viewing pictures in 4K from compatible devices (4K models only)

Viewing pictures in 4K resolution (4K models only) Settings for viewing pictures in 4K resolution with higher quality (4K models only)

[77] Using the TV with Other Devices | Viewing pictures in 4K from compatible devices (4K models only)

Viewing pictures in 4K resolution (4K models only)

A picture with a 4K or higher resolution can be displayed in 4K resolution (3840×2160). You can

connect a digital still camera/camcorder that supports HDMI 4K output to HDMI IN of the TV to display high resolution photos stored on the camera. You can also display high resolution photos stored in

connected USB devices or your home network.

The availability of this function depends on your region/country.

(A) Digital still camera (B) Camcorder (C) USB device (D) Network device

To view pictures stored on a USB device or network device in 4K resolution

Connect the USB device or network device to the TV.

Press the HOME button, then select [Album] — the USB device, server, or preset folder

containing the file to play — the folder or file from the list.

If you select a folder, select the file.

Sony XBR75X900F, XBR65X900F, XBR75X850F, XBR55X900F, KD55X750F User Manual

Specifications and Main Features

Frequently Asked Questions

User Manual

Help Guide

Table Of Contents

Using the Help Guide

Using the remote control

Using the remote control

Using the TV Menu Bar

Using the TV Menu Bar

Home menu

Home menu

Using the Action Menu

Using the Action Menu

Introducing Android TV

Introducing Android TV

Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting

Getting Started

Watching TV

Using the TV with Other Devices

Connecting to a Network

Settings

Index