User Manual Sony KD-43XE7073 XE70 LED 4K Ultra HD High Dynamic Range (HDR) Smart TV

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4-686-048-E2(1)
Television
Operating Instructions
Parts and Controls
Connecting TV to the Internet
Watching TV
Navigating through Home Menu
Viewing Pictures from Connected
Equipment
Additional Information
KD-65XE70xx / 55XE70xx / 49XE70xx / 43XE70xx
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Specifications

Sony KD-43XE7073 Questions and Answers


#1 Why can’t I download new apps on my smart TV?

Smart TVs always come with a set of pre-loaded apps that are designed to run on the smart TV OS. Unfortunately, this means that it’s not always possible to run new apps designed for the Android platform. Think about how some apps are only available for iOS or Android. But, does that mean you can’t enjoy streaming services on those systems?

#2 How can I update/receive new TV channels?

To find new broadcast services, please rescan the TV channels:

For Android TV models:

Press the HOME button on the remote.
Select Settings.
Select Channel Set-up.
Select Digital Set-up.
Select Digital Tuning.
Select Digital Auto Tuning.
For Android 9 Pie operating system: HOME ► Settings ► Watching TV ► Channels ► Channel setup ► Auto tuning ► Digital (Terrestrial) ► press [OK] to accept, and then click the Aerial option.

For models below:
KDxxS9xxxB Series, KDLxxW5xxB Series, KDLxxW6xxB Series, KDLxxW7xxB Series, KDLxxW8xxB Series, KDLxxW9xxB Series, KDxxX8xxxB Series, KDxxX9xxxB Series and W70xC Series.

Press the HOME button on the remote.
Select Settings.
Select Digital Set-up.
Select Digital Auto Tuning.
For other models:

Press the HOME button on the remote.
Select Settings.
Select System Settings.
Select Channel Set-up.
Select Digital Set-up.
Select Digital Tuning.
Select Digital Auto Tuning.
Select OK.
NOTE: The TV cannot automatically receive new broadcast services.

#3 How to watch streaming services on my smart TV?

Not at all: not having the app present on your TV is only a small challenge. There are a few ways to enjoy streaming services on your smart TV, even if you do not have the app installed!

1. You can connect a laptop with an HDMI cable
Requirements:

A laptop
HDMI cable (C on the picture below)
Connect your laptop with an HDMI cable to one of the HDMI inputs on the back of your TV.

Select the right HDMI input by pressing [Source] on your remote control.
Cycle through the inputs (input - source button) until you see a picture.

On your PC, open the app or go to the website of your preferred streaming service and watch online: your laptop will be streaming content, but your TV will act as the display screen.
To optimise your PC’s image settings (screen resolution), set the image to full-screen mode.
For other connection-related tips, please check the following article: Personal Computer - Displaying PC screen on TV.
2. Casting devices
A casting device allows you to “cast” content from your smartphone or tablet to your television when they are all connected to the same Wifi-network. Simply plug the casting device into one of the required ports of your smart TV (USB or HDMI) and follow the instructions provided by the supplier. It allows you to run your favourite streaming apps on your TV, with your smartphone acting as an in-between.
3. You can download the app on a gaming console
Gaming consoles (such as the PS4 or other modern consoles), also have access to popular streaming apps. For a step-by-step guide on how to connect your gaming console to your TV, please see the following article: Gaming console - connectivity guide.
If your PlayStation doesn't already display the app in the "All app section" please download it from the Playstation store. The availability of the app does still depend on your country.

#4 What is the difference between wireless LAN-ready and built-in wireless LAN?

Wireless LAN-ready:

Bring wireless Internet access to your Wi-Fi ready BRAVIA HDTV with the UWA-BR100 wireless LAN adapter. This adapter plugs into your USB input on your TV, and with WPS (Wi-Fi Protected Setup) functionality, it is simple to get your TV connected to your home network no matter what type of Wi-Fi you are using.

NOTE: The USB wireless LAN adapter is supplied or available as an optional accessory, depending on your TV model. The USB Wireless LAN adapter may not be available in some areas.

Built-in wireless LAN:

The built-in wireless LAN device allows you to access the Internet and your home network without having to connect a separate adapter. With this feature, you can easily connect to a wireless LAN and enjoy the benefits of networking in a cable-free environment.

#5 Can my 4K TV support PS5?

All 4K TVs will support PS5 gaming at 4K resolution. 4K TVs that support HDMI 2.1 features can output PS5 content up to 4K 120 Frames Per Second (FPS) depending on the game title. 4K TVs that do not support HDMI 2.1 features can output PS5 content up to 4K 60 FPS depending on the game title.

What are Frames Per Second (FPS)
Frames per second refer to the number of images displayed in one second. This process is important to ensure that content transitions with a smooth and natural appearance to our eyes. Simply put, the higher the FPS, the smoother the video content appears.

PlayStation 5 output with a TV that supports HDMI 2.1 features
A PlayStation 5 can output content up to 4K 120 FPS depending on whether the game supports the feature. It is important to note that not all game manufacturers will produce games that support 4K 120 FPS.

PlayStation 5 output with a TV that does not support HDMI 2.1 features
A PlayStation 5 can output content up to 4K 60 FPS depending on the game and the output it was designed to produce. The difference will be noticeable from a PS4 Pro or PS4 which outputs content at 4K 60 FPS or Full HD respectively.

While the PS5 and PS4 Pro produce similar output figures on a TV that does not support HDMI 2.1 features, the PS5 houses a stronger GPU which produces more consistent frame rates and increased rendering resolution over the PS4 Pro. The difference is noticeable especially on games that require high power to produce the best image on screen. While the PS5 can maintain a steadier frame rate and rendering resolution, the PS4 Pro may reduce output to compensate for the increased power demand.