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General| Built-in storage media | No |
|---|---|
| Video playback | Yes |
| Connectivity technology | Wired & Wireless |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | USB 2.0 ports have a data transmission speed of 480 Mbps, and are backwards compatible with USB 1.1 ports. You can connect all kinds of peripheral devices to them. |
| Sample rate | 192 kHz |
| Audio decoders | Dolby TrueHD |
| Product color | Black |
| Image formats supported | JPEG XR, JPG |
Weight and Dimensions| Depth | 150 mm |
|---|---|
| Height | 41 mm |
| Weight | 410 g |
To reduce risk of fire/shock, do not expose to rain/moisture or open cabinet.
Changes not approved may void authority; transmitter must not co-locate with other antennas.
Complies with FCC limits; install/operate at least 20cm from body.
Place in ventilated area, avoid cloths, confined spaces, heat, sunlight, shock.
AC cord remains live; disconnect when not in use; protect cord from damage.
Use supplied adapter, do not disassemble, confine, shock, or use with transformers.
Avoid high volume with low inputs to prevent ear/speaker damage.
Clean with soft cloth; do not use abrasive pads, powders, or solvents.
Repaired parts may be collected for reuse or recycling.
Align connector carefully, avoid upside down or tilted connection; disconnect cable when moving.
Take breaks for discomfort; consult doctor if needed; supervise young children.
Player can hold static images, risking TV screen damage; plasma/projection TVs susceptible.
Read, keep, heed instructions; avoid water, heat, and blocking vents.
Protect plugs and cords from being walked on or pinched; use only specified parts.
Refer servicing to qualified personnel; unplug during storms or long periods of disuse.
Special handling may apply to perchlorate material in lithium batteries.
Identifies remote sensor and indicator lights on the front of the player.
Details DC IN, component video, line out, HDMI, optical, and LAN ports on the rear.
Identifies the USB jack on the right side of the player.
Labels and functions of buttons like power, color, display, and navigation keys.
Explains playback, pause, stop, skip, and frame-by-frame controls.
Explains how to use the HOME button and navigation keys to select categories.
Guides on using HDMI or AV cables for connecting the player to a television.
Details connecting via HDMI or optical digital cable to an AV amplifier.
Instructions for connecting the player using a LAN cable.
Instructions for using the player's built-in wireless LAN connection.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup, including remote setup and TV connection.
How to enjoy Internet content and Sony Entertainment Network services.
Steps to play media files from DLNA-compatible products on the network.
How to play music simultaneously in different rooms using DLNA and PARTY STREAMING.
Instructions for playing media files from a connected USB storage device.
Options like repeat, favorites, play/stop, and play from beginning.
Settings for 3D output, A/V sync, video quality, and chapter search.
Options for music playback, including slideshow BGM and starting/leaving parties.
Settings for photo slideshows, rotation, and effects.
How to connect to the Internet and navigate websites using the player.
Options for opening links, managing windows, bookmarks, and setting start pages.
Settings for zoom, JavaScript, cookies, SSL, and text input.
Overview of accessing and navigating player settings menus.
How to update software and adjust video output settings like resolution and aspect ratio.
Settings for HDMI audio, Dolby Digital, DTS, and audio DRC.
Configuration for surround sound, stereo output, and dynamic range.
Setting passwords, area codes, and age-based restrictions for internet content.
Settings for BRAVIA Sync, HDMI linked TV-off, quick start, and auto standby.
Options for OSD language, auto display, screen saver, and system information.
Configuring network connection, viewing status, and running diagnostics.
Managing DLNA renderers and party streaming auto-start functions.
How to re-initiate the player's easy setup process.
Options for resetting factory defaults and initializing personal information.
Solutions for no picture or incorrect picture output, including cable checks and format settings.
Solutions for no sound or incorrect sound output, including cable checks and audio settings.
Steps to resolve issues where the player does not detect a connected USB device.
Addressing poor picture/sound quality and network connection problems.
Troubleshooting the Control for HDMI function and power-off synchronization.
Details on all physical input and output ports, including jack types and levels.
Information on wireless LAN standards, power requirements, dimensions, and mass.
List of items provided with the player, such as cables and remote control.
Supported video, music, and photo file formats and their extensions.
Explanation of wireless security technologies and their levels of protection.
List of country codes used for parental control and area-based content restrictions.
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