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Topic # 215144 13-Jun-2017 20:42
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Just downloaded the update file (sony_dtvota_2016_1602508100_paa_auth.zip) from Sony Asia Pacific site in Thailand.

 

I'll give it a go tomorrow morning.

 

Fingers crossed it will fix a couple of issues and not create any new ones!

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  Reply # 1799695 13-Jun-2017 21:36
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Oh wow, that's a surprise, My 55X8500C only just got Marshmellow - I was about to post that you are talking about Marshmellow.

 

Looks like my TV may get it later this year or next.  Looking forward to Android N.

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  Reply # 1799702 13-Jun-2017 21:51
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macuser:

 

Oh wow, that's a surprise, My 55X8500C only just got Marshmellow - I was about to post that you are talking about Marshmellow.

 

Looks like my TV may get it later this year or next.  Looking forward to Android N.

 

 

 

 

Don't get your hopes up for that.

 
 
 
 




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  Reply # 1799740 14-Jun-2017 05:32
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Updated now to 7.0. Went without a hitch. One of my problems is still there, though. Mirroring from my S5 still doesn't work. Think it stopped after S5 updated to 6.0.1.

 

Now to see whether the erratic turn on/wakeup problem has been fixed.

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