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Make sure your player's firmware is updated to the latest version

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racerguy

In Reply to: RE: blue ray cars dvd posted by stator_99@yahoo.com on December 10, 2007 at 23:07:27

That will likely fix the problem you're having.

You'll need to download the firmware update from Sony's website and burn it to a DVD. If you don't own a DVD burner, you should get one, because this isn't a one-time thing. In the meantime, you can order an update DVD from Sony. Instructions are linked to the firmware download page.

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RE: Make sure your player's firmware is updated to the latest version - stator_99@yahoo.com 21:13:18 12/11/07 (1)
OK, thanks for the information.
Unfortunately I do not own a DVD burner at this time. Could you please give me the contact information to contact Sony so I can obtain a update DVD?
I should note that other than this one issue I have been very satisfied with my Sony and the video and audio of Blue Ray discs is outstanding in my opinion.
- RE: Make sure your player's firmware is updated to the latest version - racerguy 21:33:16 12/11/07 (0)
  Go to the Sony.com website, click on support, put in your model number. Go to "Software/Drivers" and follow the instructions. As I said previously, the link to information on how to order the update is there. That's how you need to get to it.

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