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Network/Application Symptoms
Sometimes video streaming quality is poor when using the wireless LAN.
Wireless LAN connection fails or radio reception conditions are poor.
The TV cannot connect with your wireless router (or access point) at 5GHz.
Poor picture on “BRAVIA” Internet Video.
Small picture on “BRAVIA” Internet Video.
Certain Internet video content displays a loss of detail.
Good picture quality but no sound on Internet video content.
You do not see many videos in the Internet Video Guide.
Apps are inaccessible.
You cannot add a new app.
A movie disappeared from the queue even though you did not finish watching it.
The screen is blank and you cannot access the Netflix video-on-demand service.
Streaming Netflix video displays in low resolution.
Serious Error 5006 Contact Sony appears when trying to perform [Refresh Internet Content].
Sometimes video streaming quality is poor when using the wireless
LAN.
The wireless network connection quality varies depending on the distance or obstacles (e.g. wall)
between the TV/USB Wireless LAN Adapter and the wireless router (access point), environment
interference, and quality of the wireless router (access point). If using USB Wireless LAN Adapter, it
is suggested to use a wireless router (access point) supporting 5GHz operation for video streaming
and place it closer to the USB Wireless LAN Adapter (not applicable for models with built-in wireless
LAN device).
Wireless LAN connection fails or radio reception conditions are poor.
Check the installation location of the TV and wireless router (access point). Signal condition may be
affected for the following reasons.
- Other wireless devices, microwaves, fluorescent lights, etc., are placed nearby.
- There are floors or walls between the wireless router (access point) and TV.
If the problem persists even after checking the above, try making a wired LAN connection.
When using a USB Wireless LAN Adapter, move it to avoid signal interference by using an
extension cable with base unit (optional accessory).
The TV cannot connect with your wireless router (or access point)