Sony BDV-E670W Home Theatre System Firmware M04.R.787

This utility upgrades the Blu-ray Disc/DVD Home Theatre System firmware to version M04.R.787 and provides the following benefits: 
- Adds the ability to play 3D contents of BRAVIA Internet Video and Qriocity
- Note: It depends on the availability of the service in each country.
- Adds the ability to play contents of BRAVIA Internet Video "3D Experience"
- Note: It depends on the availability of the service in each country.
- Improves YouTube connectivity
- Adds the ability to play 1080/50p video files produced by Cyber-shot and Handycam video.
- Improves BD-ROM playability.
- Improves HDMI connectivity.
- Resolves an uncommon issue where the Blu-ray Disc player connects to the Internet even when setting "Do not allow internet connection"

Benefits provided by previous upgrades and included in version M04.R.787:
- Resolves an uncommon issue where the xross media bar language may switch to English after the Blu-ray Disc/DVD Home Theatre System starts up
- Improves connectivity with the iPod touch mobile digital device
- Support PARTY STREAMING Feature
- Support Renderer Feature
- HDMI connectivity improvement
- BD-ROM playability improvement
- iPod Touch connectivity improvement
- 3D Blu-ray Disc playback
- Support DLNA Feature
- Router connectivity improvement
- For UK only: BBC iPlayer: Making the unmissable, unmissable with the last 7 days of BBC TV and radio via your Blu-ray Disc / DVD Home Theatre System with no need to connect your TV to your laptop or PC.
- Improved operation stability of Auto Calibration (except F500, F700).
- Improved Bravia sync compatibility
- Gracenote Entertainment database browser: Great new features to improve your Blu-ray Disc movie database such as related information browse and contents search.
- Enhanced photo slideshow: New visual effects and music to add to your photos when displayed on a TV.
- Improved operation stability of Firmware upgrade.
- Resolves an issue where video streamed over the Internet may be displayed at SD (Standard Definition) instead of HD (High Definition) even when using a high speed Internet connection (10 Mbps or more) and watching video that is provided in HD.


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