007L2Kill
Prominent Member
To be honest, this problem is a easy fix, well it should be. Sony had no clue where is coming from that’s clear after 6 months have gone, now its related to Bluetooth, by enabling it solves it by adding 150ms lag, so it seems simple, when Bluetooth is enabled its taking extra processing for Bluetooth devices to be in sync, so its nothing to do with power, the XF with this enabled goes nuts with its backlight control. Clearly there is something wrong with the Bluetooth code on Sony’s TVS.
If this was OPPO they would have a fix in weeks with a Beta firmware, that goes for many company’s except it seems TV companies that seem to make it clear that it’s a impossible task to do.
If Sony can’t fix the code, then if I was them pull Bluetooth code out, how many owners would miss Bluetooth anyway.
If this was OPPO they would have a fix in weeks with a Beta firmware, that goes for many company’s except it seems TV companies that seem to make it clear that it’s a impossible task to do.
If Sony can’t fix the code, then if I was them pull Bluetooth code out, how many owners would miss Bluetooth anyway.