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Watching in 3D

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i-Manual Print Font Size Basic Operations Parts Description Watching TV Enjoying Movies/Music/Photos Using Internet Services and Applications Watching TV with Friends Far and Near Using Other Devices Using BRAVIA Sync Devices Useful Functions Connecting to the Internet Using Home Network Configuring Various Settings Top Page > Watching TV > Watching in 3D Watching in 3D ( This function is available depending on your model/region/country.) Overview You can experience powerful 3D entertainment, such as stereoscopic 3D games and Blu-ray 3D Discs. You can also watch regular 2D content with a 3D effect. To watch in 3D, connect a 3D-compatible device directly to the TV via an authorized HIGH SPEED HDMI cable bearing the HDMI logo. Recommended viewing distance range for a 3D image If the viewing distance is not appropriate, a double image may appear. It is recommended to sit directly in front of the TV. Troubleshooting How to Use Bookmarks Tips If you purchase the optional Passive 3D Glasses, choose model TDG500P. Steps 1. Display the content to watch in 3D on the TV screen. 2. Put the Passive 3D Glasses on. 62

Section	Page
BRAVIA XBR-65X850B/55X850B/49X850B	1
Table Of Contents	2
Basic Operations	7
How to Use Remote	28
Finding Contents More Easily (“Discover” Screen)	31
Home Menu Screen	33
Adjusting various picture settings (e.g. picture brightness/color)	36
How to Use the i-Manual	40
Watch Connected Device	43
Enjoying a Chat with Your Friends while Watching TV	44
Using Applications	46
Front	48
Control buttons on the rear	50
Terminals on the rear (center)	51
Terminals on the rear (right)	52
Top	54
Upper	55
Middle	56
Lower	57
Bottom	58
Upper	59
Lower	60
Displaying the Screen Key Pad	61
Selecting Channels	62
Enjoying Football More	64
Using the TV Guide Search Function	66
Watching in 3D	68
Displaying picture-in-picture (PIP)	72
Displaying left-and-right pictures (P&P)	74
Display information	76
Subtitles/Closed captions	77
Screen format/Wide mode	78
Audio (for analog mode)	82
Enjoying Movies	83
Enjoying Music	84
Enjoying Photos	85
Browsing Websites	86
Watching Internet Videos	88
Enjoying Internet Services in Comfort	90
Performing initial setup	91
Making a call	93
Making a call while watching TV	96
Inviting Friends while Watching TV	98
Inviting Friends Using the Program Guide	100
HDMI connection	102
Component video connection	103
Composite connection	104
Digital Still Camera/Camcorder	105
USB Device	106
PC	108
Viewing Photo Files in 4K Resolution	110
HDMI connection	112
Optical audio connection	114
Audio cable connection	115
MHL Device (Smartphone, Tablet, etc.)	116
Wireless Subwoofer (Optional)	118
Playable File Formats (DLNA, USB devices, etc.)	120
Setting BRAVIA Sync	121
Using the Sync Menu	124
Setting Buttons to Control an HDMI/MHL Device	126
Displaying the BRAVIA Sync Device List	128
Selecting a picture and sound setting suitable for the content	129
Automatically adjusting picture brightness according to ambient light	131
Adding Favorite Applications	132
Current View Information Search	133
Keyword Search	135
Saving power by picture brightness	136
Saving power by automatically adjusting the backlight drive	138
Turning the TV off by monitoring idle time	139
Turning the TV off by monitoring input signal	140
Setting the current time manually	141
Setting the on timer	142
Setting the sleep timer	143
Wireless Connection (Built-in Wireless LAN)	144
Wired Connection (with a LAN Cable)	146
Setting IPv6	148
Playing Content on a PC	149
Enabling the renderer function	151
Allowing/blocking access from controller	152
Making advanced renderer settings	153
Selecting servers to display	154
Checking the server connection	155
Connecting via Wi-Fi Direct (without a wireless router)	156
Playing Content with the Renderer Function	159
Using a Smartphone/Tablet as a Remote	160
Displaying the Smartphone’s Screen on the TV (One-touch mirroring)	162
Displaying the Smartphone’s Screen on the TV (Screen mirroring)	164
Sharing Photos	167
Selecting picture mode	169
Locking picture adjustment	171
Setting the screen size/position	172
Adjusting various sound settings (e.g. bass/treble/balance)	175
Setting the sound according to the TV position	177
Checking signal information	178
Selecting the cable/antenna signal	179
Tuning channels automatically	180
Adding digital channels	181
Setting channels to surf with the CH +/- buttons	182
Editing channel labels	183
Fine adjusting analog channels	184
Setting the information banner	185
Setting closed captions	186
Setting the parental lock password	187
Setting a viewing restriction	188
Blocking specific channels	190
Turning off the key tone of remote control operations	191
Turning off the start-up logo	192
Turning on/off and adjusting the brightness of the illumination	193
Setting the menu language	194
Setting your region	195
Setting Touchpad Remote Control	196
Setting a Bluetooth Device	197
Selecting speakers to output sound	198
Outputting sound from headphones or another audio system	199
Controlling the volume of an audio system with the TV’s remote control	200
Setting the headphone speaker link	201
Setting sound for Home Theater Control	202
Managing external inputs	203
Switching the video input	204
Making detailed settings of video input	205
Setting the IR Blaster	207
Running Initial Set-up	208
Checking Sony contact information	209
Uploading operation history	210
Updating broadcast/service software	211
Updating the TV’s software	212
Self Diagnostics	213
Power Symptoms	214
Picture/Screen Symptoms	215
Broadcast Reception Symptoms	219
3D Picture/Glasses Symptoms	222
Sound Symptoms	224
Connected Device Symptoms	226
Network Connectivity Test Results	229
Network/Application Symptoms	231
Home Network Symptoms	234
Remote Control Symptoms	236
Touchpad Remote Control Symptoms	237
Bluetooth Mouse Symptoms	239
Screen mirroring Symptoms	240
One-touch mirroring Symptoms	242
TV SideView Symptoms	243
Photo Share Symptoms	245
Notes	246