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KDL40HX800 - I want to add my own internet pages and content?

Thema gestartet am: Jul 23, 2011 8:57 PM , Letzte Antwort am: Jul 24, 2011 3:04 PM

in TV & Home Cinema > Bravia
4 Beiträge seit
Jul 23, 2011

I bought a Sony KDL40HX800 recently and now have it on the wall and plumbed in to the satellite. I also bought the USB dongle to access internet - this was a key factor in buying such a high spec tv.

 

Looking at the internet features I find the default channels too limited and I want to add some internet content such as the BBC or F365 for example. However, I can find no way of doing this and the manual doesn't help either.

 

I'm hoping that I haven't been missold this tv as I can't imagine being tied to YouTube as my main source of internet browsing.

 

Does anyone know how to configure the web browser and link to other channels at will?

 

Many thanks


  • Catmambo 2,009 Beiträge seit
    Aug 28, 2003
    Geschrieben am Jul 23, 2011 9:34 PM

    Hi Liam

     

    You should have access to iPlayer, Five, Lovefilm etc on the device already, but bear in mind 2010 devices such as your model has no Internet browser so you don't have access to the open Internet. 

     

    The list of available video services continues to grow and we should hopefully have more services going live over the coming months.

     

    Hope this helps


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  • Catmambo 2,009 Beiträge seit
    Aug 28, 2003
    Geschrieben am Jul 24, 2011 10:52 AM

    Hi Liam

     

    Bear in mind that this TV can access the Internet, but its a walled garden rather than open access. Most of the 2011 TV's have Opera browser pre-installed, but bear in mind that codec support is very limited ( no flash) so not all pages open. Navigation via a remote control or even a smart phone is not as easy as using a mouse on a PC.

     

    Open web browsing on a TV is not a fully rounded experience compared to PCs today as this is a very new feature and the same goes for most manufactures devices. If you really want the full open Internet experience, its probably easier to simply connect a PC/PS3 to your TV and do it that way..

     

    thanks


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  • Catmambo 2,009 Beiträge seit
    Aug 28, 2003
    Geschrieben am Jul 24, 2011 12:05 PM

    http://www.amazon.co.uk/Q-Waves-Wireless-USB-HDMI-Extender/dp/B002RL9F38

     

    Maybe - no personal experience so don't take it as a recommendation, but something like this.

     

    Sounds like the bracket isn't deep enough. Maybe return it and pick one up online. Amazon has some decent ones at good prices, which review well.

     

    thanks


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