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Need more help?

If you need help setting up a DLNA home network with

your BRAVIA TV, here are a few hints and tips.

Connecting your network

Are all BRAVIA TVs DLNA certified?

No, not all BRAVIA TVs are DLNA certified. Remember

to look out for the DLNA logo or sticker to check your

BRAVIA TV is compatible.

What should I do if my router is located far away from

my TV?

There are two good options if your router is located far

away from your BRAVIA TV and other DLNA devices:

either use a wireless bridge or Powerline network.

These will connect your TV and DLNA devices to the

router wirelessly without cables. See the set-up steps in

this document for more details.

Do BRAVIA TVs have wireless capabilities?

No, not currently. You can't connect directly to a WiFi

network using your BRAVIA TV. You can, however,

connect a wireless bridge using the Ethernet port. This

will connect your TV to the wireless router without the

need for cables.

Can I connect other DLNA devices using WiFi?

Some DLNA certified devices have WiFi built-in, such

as the Sony Ericsson C905 mobile phone. How you

connect using WiFi depends on the device. You may

need to enable WiFi or Network Sharing in order to

connect to the router (and join the DLNA network).

My BRAVIA TV is not connecting to the network, what

should I do?

• Check the cable or connection between your BRAVIA

TV and the router and between your other DLNA

devices and the router.

• Check if your network is properly configured on

your TV by opening the XMB™ menu on your BRAVIA

TV and going to 'Settings' > 'Network Settings' >

'Network' . Your TV should show with an IP address

(a typical address from the router to TV will be

192.168.1.122). You can also select 'Test' to verify the

settings. If the IP address is blank there is likely to be

a problem with your cable or connection.

• You can also go into the 'Server Display Settings' to

check the connection status of each device to see if

your BRAVIA TV can connect to them.

• Try restarting your TV. Or if necessary re-set your TV

to factory settings by doing an auto start-up.

'Network disconnected' keeps appearing on my TV

screen?

Check the current network settings. Go to 'Settings' >

'Network Settings' > 'Network' on the XMB™ menu. Your

TV should show with an IP address (a typical address

from the router to TV will be 192.168.1.122). You can

also select 'Test' to verify the settings. If the IP address

is blank (or 0.0.0.0) your router may not be connected

properly. Check your network connections and/or

router instruction manual for connection information.

What sort of devices are DLNA compatible?

There is a huge range of DLNA compatible devices. See

the Digital Living Network Alliance (DLNA) website –

www.dlna.org – for more information.

Can I only connect to Sony DLNA certified devices?

No. You can connect to any DLNA certified device

from any manufacturer. See the Digital Living Network

Alliance (DLNA) website – www.dlna.org – for more

information on DLNA compatible devices.

Is my mobile phone likely to be DLNA certified?

There are currently only a select number of DLNA

certified mobile phones but this will increase in the

future. Always look out for the DLNA logo or sticker

to see if your phone is compatible or check the DLNA

website (www.dlna.org) for more details.

Here are a few of the current DLNA certified models:

• Sony Ericsson W705

• Sony Ericsson C905

• Sony Ericsson W995

• Nokia N79

• Nokia N82

• Nokia N95

• Nokia N96

• Samsung i900 Omnia

My BRAVIA TV isn't communicating with certain

devices, what should I do?

If your BRAVIA TV can't access content from another

device this could be one of several reasons:

• Your TV or other DLNA device isn't connected to the

network.

• There is a problem with your router or network service.

• The other device is not DLNA certified or is not a

Digital Media Server (i.e. doesn't have memory to

store files).

• You do not have DLNA server software running on

your PC or laptop.

• For a laptop, depending on your network settings, it

may be necessary to disable the firewall. Please note

you should do this at your own risk; any changes to

your security settings are your sole responsibility.

Ask a certified professional if you are unsure.

What is the best network set-up: cables or wireless?

This really depends on the location of your devices and

whether you want visible cables throughout the home.

Wired networks, however, may provide a slightly better

performance than wireless. Here are a few other tips:

• You should try and avoid complex network set-ups

with multiple subnets and hubs as this may affect

the performance of your DLNA network.

• If you want to be able to stream multiple HD videos,

we recommend using at least a 200Mbps network

for better performance.

• When using Ethernet cables we recommend Cat5e

over a Cat 5 cable as this may enable your network

to achieve higher speeds.

Playing and sharing files

Can I store files on my BRAVIA TV?

No, your BRAVIA TV is a DLNA Media Player. This means it

can access and play files from DLNA Media Servers which

store content. Your DLNA certified BRAVIA TV with large

screen and superb picture means you can enjoy films and

music with an amazing audiovisual experience. In many

ways your BRAVIA TV is the ultimate DLNA Media Player.

Do I need to install software on my PC or laptop to

share files? Where can I find this?

Yes, to get your PC or laptop to share files across the

DLNA network you'll need to install software. In some

cases, such as with Windows Media Player 11, you may

find you have the software pre-installed on your PC or

laptop. Software programs which enable you to share

files on the DLNA network include:

• Windows Media Player 11 and above

• VAIO Media Server

• TwonkyMedia

• Nero

• TVersity

• SimpleCenter

You can download the software from the

manufacturer's website.

How do I configure Windows Media Player to share files

on my VAIO laptop or PC?

To configure Windows Media Player so you can share

files between your laptop and BRAVIA TV, here's what

to do:

• Open Windows Media Player and select 'Tools' >

'Options' and select the 'Library' tab.

• In the 'Library' tab, click 'Configure sharing' to open

the 'Media Sharing' window (see fig. 1 over the page).

• Check the box next to 'Find media that others are

sharing' and 'Share my media to' . A list of network devices

including your BRAVIA TV will appear underneath.

• Highlight a device (i.e. your BRAVIA TV) and click

'Settings' to open a new window to customise the

files you want to share (see fig. 2 over the page).

• Check the box next to 'Music' , 'Pictures' and 'Video' .

You can also choose whether you want to only share

files over a certain rating – this may depend on how

you have set up your media library.

• Click 'OK' and your files will now be accessible on

your BRAVIA TV, and you can sit back and enjoy

music, movies and photos on the big screen.