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It now does DSD over USB2 and there is a provision to turn it on/off. I installed the newest firmware today and was pleasantly surprised that the player now supports an external DAC via the USB connection. Since updating the lagginess is much less (still slightly noticeable on occasions, but virtually eliminated) TV no longer turns in randomly (so far) interface feels more. Mainly because the TV was randomly turning on and button/remote responses felt laggy most times. Recently updated mine to 6.6555 (Australia).

Member Mark as New This firmware upgrade (version 18033R) provides the following improvements over version 17384R:TV Forums. It has mainly been reported in American forums for some reason. I tried it with the remote control and with the app on my mobile.The TV clearly shows the remotes are working as the led flashes to. It is possible to update the firmware of the new TVs Sony BRAVIA (KDL-40R474A) in the future Home button not working after last firmware update SONY 55XD8599 To. Here is the skinny, direct from Sony:Adding H.265 (HEVC) support to TV by firmware upgrade Hello.

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I've now tried this with 4 different. According to Sony's instructions, you download a zip file, unpack it and transfer the folder containing the firmware to the root of a USB stick and use the TV's menus to apply the update. I have a KDL-40CX523 TV and am trying to get the latest firmware installed on it via USB stick from Sony UK's website. 950h firmware on the 950g and it works and updates all menus etc to the.

Queuing the track next to the one currently playing, and queuing the track last Adds the Go to genre/artist/album/folder function to the Options menu Adds support for the Fade In/Out function Adds support for the USB digital output function (USB hub support for connecting each of one HDD drive, one CD drive, and one USB DAC) TV Forums: TV Equipment: TV Repair Forum: Sony KD-60X690E 6 red blinks Loki New User Jan 25, 2019.

Yes, I still have a sizable vinyl collection as well - but that subject belongs in another forum.On another but related point regarding this excellent piece, but by no means exclusive to it, there are some discs and/or files that the player cannot recognize. I have a couple of older model CD players that do not have USB connections, so this was cost effective with regard to the HAP becoming my sole source of playback for my entire music library. You simply connect the CD drive via usb to the HAP, slip the disc in, and the HAP directs you from there, easy-peasey. (I am 100% Apple at home.) I am almost certain there has to be a similar CD drive out there for pc users. At first I transferred my entire iTunes library onto the HAP using a LAN connection, but since my desktop is upstairs and my stereo system is downstairs, that wouldn't continue to serve me well, I believe the Apple cost around $80.00 which was a simple and inexpensive method of performing that task. Deleting the information of a disconnected external hard disk driveThanks for the heads up, Stereo5.my Hap is updating as I write this.I use both my home wifi network and an external Apple USB CD drive to install my music files onto the HAP.

Fortunately the HAP, for me, does away with most of that.Anyway, to correct this malady I use an Apple-friendly software program called 'Final Music Converter', available via the App store, or I'm sure that a similar such program is available for PC users elsewhere as well. My path to the Sony incurred a few trials and discards along the route, including the highly regarded BlueSound Vault2, an Olive One, and the first one which I forget because, well, it was horrible! I'm a two-channel purist wanting simple playback equipment - this server stuff is an uphill climb fraught with computeresque issues and learning curves. Odd, methinks, this CD was just released, brand new, no?This is not the first time I've encountered this issue with a music server.

I find either one of those to be poor examples of 'good sound'. I do not have a home theatre setup, nor surround sound. That's right, my 'tv set' - I have one, in the den, as removed from my stereo as is physically possible in my home. Voila! Works almost every time.Frankly speaking, there is little need for me to convert the Apple m4a files to FLAC since the HAP has an excellent DAC to begin with, but it appears that changing the file format allows the HAP, as well as the other aforementioned players to accept them.To finish up, I have a pretty decent, dedicated two-channel system in my home, setup in my living room, far removed from my television set.

It's an excellent source.IвЂ™ve had my HAP Z1-ES about two years now. I think I may have had a tv set in the past, but prior to this purchase Sony was well down on the list of equipment I've considered during the last few years. This is the first piece of Sony manufacture that I have purchased for my stereo playback.

I also made sure the HAP was not uploading music from my network computer. I deleted the tracks or albums which made the horrid noises, then reloaded the tracks and albums and let the HAP choose which drive to place the albums in. (This was unpleasant in the way ten thousand fingernails scratching at ten thousand chalkboards-at close range-is unpleasant.) I am almost positive the HAP was not transferring (uploading) music from the computer on my network when these wretched noises occurred-if it was, it was doing so automatically.

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I do not know if the line is relevant to, or connected with, the cessation of function of my HAP when the internal drive becomes full or nearly full (see my previous post, above).After perusing Sony's online information regarding the HAP, I contacted Sony via its support phone number (1 (877) 643-1216. B listening experiments as to whether significant improvements in sound can be obtained from an external DAC, and if so, which DAC or DACs do the magic.A white horizontal line appeared in the display of my HAP-Z1ES about two months ago. Is there a hub device which can be connected to the USB port, and then multiple devices (a DAC, an external drive, etc.) connected to the hub, so that multiple devices can operate from the USB port at the same time? I love the idea of having an external DAC, but not if I cannot access an external drive accessed by the HAP.N.B.-I am deeply interested in comments from HAP owners who have connected external DACs to their HAPs and conducted critical A v. I am wondering if there is a mechanical/electrical genius audiophile person out there (who reads this) who might have devised a way, or knows of a way (one that does not cost many thousands of dollars), to not only connect a DAC to the HAP via the USB port, but also, simultaneously, access an external drive which some of us already have connected to our HAP(s) via the USB port. This time the music played properly and sounded fine.3.

Given the reasonable price ($2300) of the Schiit DAC, it would be very nice and very handy if the HAP-Z1ES could be configured to emit a PCM signal from its USB port so the Schiit could accept the signal and do its magic to it. Harley states this DAC, which will accept a PCM signal but not DSD, is one of the three greatest DACs, at any price, he's ever heard (the other DACs cost $19,500 and $35,000, respectively). The gentleman who answered the phone said the repair would take 5-7 business days.Has anyone here been experimenting with externals DACs connected to the HAP-Z1ES USB port? Is the signal that comes from the HAP USB port to the external DAC a PCM signal or a DSD signal? Can we choose, or designate, the type of signal sent from the USB port to the external DAC? Can we configure the HAP-Z1ES to send a PCM signal through its USB port?One reason I ask is that The Absolute Sound, in its May/June 2017 issue (which has just come out, at least online), has an article by Robert Harley regarding the 'Schiit Audio Yggdrasil DAC'. Sony is sending me a repair ticket and will repair my HAP at no cost.

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