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Analog Fine Tune

Allows you to fine-tune analog channels to adjust picture quality.

Auto

Tunes channel automatically.

Custom

Tunes channel manually.

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XBR-55HX929/46HX929 Indicators on the i-Manual screen How to Use i-Manual Bravia TV Features Bravia TV Features Twin Picture P&P Watching TV Settings Settings/Home Menu Using Other Equipment/Internet TV Controls and Indicators Remote ControlParts Description Terminals Troubleshooting Bookmarks How to Use Bookmarks Programs/Broadcasts/Channels Remote Control ButtonsPicture/Display Sound Other Network Top Page i-Manual online map Using Other Equipment/Internet Troubleshooting Other Symptoms Licensing Information Page Copyright 2011 Sony Corporation Watching the following pictures in 3D 3D Feature3D Glasses TDG-BR250 Regular 2D picture Side-by-side picture Over-under picture 3D Sync Transmitter and 3D Glasses communication range Watching 3D content in 2DOverhead view Side view 120 M 3-20 ft 3D Sync Transmitter 3D Menu3D Display Simulated 3D Effect 3D Depth Adjustment3D Glasses Brightness Presence Sensor Intelligent Presence SensorDistance Alert Position Control Overhead view Intelligent Presence Sensor detection range20 ft Intelligent Presence Sensor Bravia Internet Video Seeking forward/backward in video contentInternet Video Control indications Bravia Internet Widgets Installing new WidgetsInternet Widgets Expanding Snippet to Widget Launching hidden Widgets Connecting to your wireless LAN Wireless LANAccess point Internet Modem Type 2 Secured network using the PIN code Type 1 Secured network using the WPS buttonType 3 Secured network using Ssid and security key Type 4 Unsecured network using only Ssid Activating Control for Hdmi Bravia Sync Bravia Sync with Control for HdmiAvailable Bravia Sync operations BD/DVD player Sync Menu Controlling Bravia Sync-compatible equipmentSync Menu Return to TV Skype Ready Using Skype while watching TV How to use Skype on your TVAbout the status icons in the Home Menu Making a call Receiving a call Using the call history listFrom your Skype contact list Dialing a phone number Menu bar Features/options TrackID TrackID/Music Search/Video SearchMusic Search/Video Search TrackID Managing Bookmarks Number of Bookmarks is exceeded How to Use i-Manual Bravia TV Features Watching 3D content in 2D 3D Menu 3D Depth Adjustment Guide Rovi On Screen Guide Organizing the program listings My TV Managing Favorites Favorites Changing the wide mode from 43 original source Wide ModeWide Changing the wide screen mode for PC Timing Changing the wide mode from 169 original sourceCaptions 800 x Normal Full Copyright 2011 Sony Corporation Picture Mode Photos/Music/Videos Moving the inset window Twin Picture PIP Changing the picture size Twin Picture P&P About the Home Menu Tip on how to configure your TV settingsCategories in the Home Menu Home Applications Internet ContentQriocity Media Picture & Display Sound Preferences Manual Channels & Inputs Network Setup Product Support Software Update Hdmi connection VCR/DVD PlayerComponent video connection Composite connection VCR/DVD player Composite video/audio cable Viewing pictures from connected equipmentInput Optical audio connection Audio SystemAudio cable connection Audio system Optical audio cable not supplied Audio system Audio cable not supplied Playing photos/music/videos USB Device e.g. Digital CameraCompatible USB devices/formats USB Storage Device USB cable not supplied Copyright 2011 Sony Corporation Picture Frame Bravia Sync with Control for Hdmi Hdmi Equipment Internet/Wireless LAN Home Network Media Server Troubleshooting Media Remote Sub 15 cable not supplied Audio cable not supplied PC input signal reference chart Copyright 2011 Sony Corporation Sony equipment codes Programming the Remote Control VCR Other manufacturer equipment codes Digital video recorder Receiver/Home theater systemCable box Copyright 2011 Sony Corporation Top TV TV PowerLight Function buttons Power Manual UpperScene BD/DVD TOP Menu BD/DVD Menu BD/DVD operating buttonsQriocity Middle Display ReturnOptions Color buttons LowerCC/SUBTITLE Copyright 2011 Sony Corporation VOL + BottomMuting CH + Copyright 2011 Sony Corporation TV TV standby Rear Front 3D Sync Transmitter Right +/- VolumeCH +/- Channel Input select Energy Saving switch CABLE/ANTENNA LANVIDEO/COMPONENT Hdmi in 1/4 Copyright 2011 Sony Corporation Hdmi in 2/3 USB Digital Audio OUT Optical Audio OUT Picture quality is not as good as viewed at the store Picture Symptoms GeneralDotted lines or stripes appear Screen alternates between dark and bright Suddenly the picture becomes small Wide Mode changes automaticallyBlack box on screen Black bands appear at the edges of the screen Picture Symptoms TV Program Noisy picture Only snow noise or black picture appears on the screenPhoto images appear small on the screen Photo images or folders take time to display 3D pictures are not displayed D effect is weak Picture Symptoms 3D Following adjustments apply only to TDG-BR100 106 No picture from some video sources Picture Symptoms Connected EquipmentPoor picture quality on PC input No sound but good picture Sound SymptomsAudio noise No audio or low audio with home theater system Intelligent Presence Sensor is unintentionally activated Intelligent Presence Sensor SymptomsIntelligent Presence Sensor does not work May be affected for the following reasons Wireless Network Connection Symptoms Good picture quality but no sound on Internet video content Internet Video SymptomsPoor picture on Bravia Internet Video Small picture on Bravia Internet Video Widgets are inaccessible Internet Widget SymptomsYou cannot add a new Widget Your TV cannot connect to the server Home Network Dlna Symptoms 114 Other Symptoms 116 Accessing bookmarked pages How to Use BookmarksRemoving Bookmarks Parental Lock Auto Program Initial Setup Recommendation Ambient Sensor Timer Clock/TimersSleep Timer Current Time Manage Inputs Video 2/Component Selection Eco Auto Shut-off Idle TV Standby Picture Adjustments Resolution Color TemperatureSharpness Noise Reduction CineMotion Advanced Settings Color Matrix Pro Picture SetupHdmi Dynamic Range SBM Scene Select Screen for inputs other than a PC Phase Auto AdjustScreen for PC input Pitch Fixed Audio OutVariable Headphone/Audio Out Sound Adjustments Volume Offset Advanced Auto VolumeForce Front Surround 3D Sound Enhancer Speakers Startup Sound BD player Connecting Hdmi Equipment Network devices Dlna Connecting to a Home NetworkInternet Router Network setup for wired LAN Wired LANInternet Modem with router functions USB Auto Start Built-in Wireless LAN Refresh Internet Content Media Server Troubleshooting Home Network SetupShow/Hide Media Servers Remote Device / Renderer 3D Signal Notification 3D SettingsAuto 3D Speaker Integrated Stand Settings Stereo MTS AudioAuto SAP Mono Headphone Speaker Link Hdmi Audio HDMI/DVI Audio SourcePC Audio Key Tone Table-Top Stand TV PositionWall Mount/Floor Stand Distance Alert External Device Control Position Control Language Region CC Display Closed Captions CCAnalog CC Digital CC Info Banner Logo Illumination Front Panel Illumination Picture Adjustments Lock Control4 Cable/Antenna Add Digital Channels Show/Hide Channels Edit Channel Labels Program Information Source Custom Analog Fine Tune Hdmi Settings Network Setup Contact Sony Signal Diagnostics Automatic Software Download Software Update Viewing from Hdmi Equipment 177 Connection via Digital Audio OUT Optical is necessary Proceed to Type 180 Browsing Websites Index Highlight the desired content, then press 183 184 185 Photomap What’s New Renderer Adjusting the renderer settings Display Settings for Media Servers Media Server Troubleshooting