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System Software Update
Date: 10/03/2012
Version: 4.114

What Does This Do?

Sony has designed the BRAVIA® Televisions software update process to be customer friendly. This software update (version 4.114) provides the following benefits:

Improvements over version 4.112:

Improved stability for the initial/add scan for receiving digital channels.

Benefits provided by previous updates and included in version 4.114:

Improves performance and stability of IPTV (Internet Protocol TV) features.

Note: IPTV allows you to enjoy HD (High Definition) programming from the Internet on your BRAVIA television that is connected to a broadband Internet connection.

Installs an updated version of the on-screen i-Manual built into the BRAVIA television.

Allows for the power-on chime sound coming through the TV speakers (not through the Optical Out) to be turned off in the Sound Menu.

Resolves an issue where a black and white picture may occasionally appear when using Video/Component shared input.
Adds support for the Sony Entertainment Network Music and Video Unlimited services.

Improves performance and stability of IPTV (Internet Protocol TV) features.

Note: IPTV allows you to enjoy HD (High Definition) programming from the Internet on your BRAVIA television that is connected to a broadband Internet connection.

Resolves an issue where the TV's clock may reset and the electronic program guide information may not be synchronized with the actual time.
post #812 of 816
All I know is that since the last update, I've lost all internet capabilities, and get an error message every time I try to "refresh internet content." Maybe this update will resolve this error.
post #813 of 816
I know that hardly anybody gets on this forum anymore and anybody who does most likely already has their tv calibrated correctly but I figured since this is a calibration thread and there is only one calibration settings post that I would put mine on here for the chance it might help somebody. These were achieved by using test patterns on a Disney blu-ray and Sony blu-rays in a dark room.

Backlight: 3
Picture: 93
Brightness: 51
Color: 59
Hue: 0
Temperature: Warm 1 (Warm 2 made the colors a bit better but any scene with white made it look way too red)
Sharpness: Min
NR: Off
MPEG NR: Off
Motionflow: Standard
CineMotion: Auto 2

Black Corrector: Off
Contrast Enhancer: Off
Gamma: 0
Light Limiter: Off
Clear White: Off
Live Color: Off

White Balance was done by eye (yes, I know this is a bad idea but it's all I have), but it looks pretty good.
R-Gain: -9
G-Gain: -7
B-Gain: -4
R-Bias: -4
G-Bias: -5
B-Bias: -6
post #814 of 816
Thread Starter 
Thank you poster Dukerox458 for the settings. I'll try them out ! I think our 2010 CCFL sets have better picture quality than 2011 or 2012 LED tv's.
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Since there is no thread on this forum for the Sony EX650/653 model here are mine calibrated settings on a Sony KDL-40EX650:

LCD panel: 46EX650- LTY400HM1001 Samsung S-PVA

Scene mode: Cinema 1
Backlight: 7 (depending on your viewing environment) Default: 4
Contrast: 89
Brightness: 50
Colour: 50
Hue: 0
Sharpness: 50
Noise Reduction: Off
MPEG Noise Reduction: Off
Film Mode: Auto
Color: Warm 2 (6500K Color Temperature)
Gamma: 0 (2.2)
Clear White: Low (+1)
Live Color: Low (+1)
Detail Enhancer: Low (+1)

Advanced: All others Off

White Balance offsets:

R-Gain: -1
G-Gain: -3
B-Gain: -1
R-Bias: -1
G-Bias: -3
B-Bias: +1


Scene mode: Standard
Backlight: 7 (depending on your viewing environment) Default: 4
Contrast: 89
Brightness: 50
Colour: 50
Hue: 0
Sharpness: 50
Noise Reduction: Off
MPEG Noise Reduction: Off
Film Mode: Off
Color: Warm 2 (6500K Color Temperature)
Gamma: 0 (2.2)
Clear White: Low (+1)
Live Color: Low (+1)
Detail Enhancer: Low (+1)

White Balance:

R-Gain: -1
G-Gain: -3
B-Gain: -1
R-Bias: -1
G-Bias: -3
B-Bias: +1

System Setings:

Eco: Off
Ambient Light Sensor: On
Edited by johanverschuren - 2/13/13 at 8:26am
post #816 of 816
The calibrated settings on a Sony KDL-46HX700:

Recommend switching off things like Black Corrector and Contrast Enhancer. They are not what you want when going after optimal blacks as they constantly either crush blacks/colours or up/down the backlight depending on the amount of black in the scene.

LCD panel: 46HX700- LTY[Z]460HQ02-001 Samsung (46" LCD Full HD 3D)

Scene mode: Cinema
Backlight: 4 (depending on your viewing environment) Default: 5
Contrast: 89
Brightness: 50
Colour: 50
Hue: 0
Sharpness: min
Noise Reduction: Off
MPEG Noise Reduction: Off
Motionflow: Standard
Film Mode: Auto 2
Color: Warm 2 (6500K Color Temperature)
Gamma: 0 (2.2)

Advanced: All others Off

White Balance offsets:

R-Gain: 0
G-Gain: -7
B-Gain: -2
R-Bias: 0
G-Bias: -2
B-Bias: -2


Scene mode: Standard
Backlight: 4 (depending on your viewing environment) Default: 5
Contrast: 89
Brightness: 50
Colour: 50
Hue: 0
Sharpness: min
Noise Reduction: Off
MPEG Noise Reduction: Off
Motionflow: Standard
Film Mode: Off
Color: Warm 2 (6500K Color Temperature)
Gamma: 0 (2.2)

White Balance:

R-Gain: 0
G-Gain: -7
B-Gain: -2
R-Bias: 0
G-Bias: -2
B-Bias: -2

System Setings:

Eco: Off
Power Save: Off
Ambient Light Sensor: On
Edited by johanverschuren - 2/13/13 at 8:26am
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