The software update is available as an over-the-air update or as a download file. We will start including HDR game mode measurements in future reviews. The software update also “improves the stability of the TV” and includes a fix relating to a “juddering issue when using certain UHD set-top boxes”.įlatpanelsHD maintains a list of input lag measurements on TVs. You can see which games will be available in “up to 4K” and HDR at launch here.
Sony tv firmware update october 2017 pro#
Timed to coincide with PS4 ProThis is certainly good news and Sony has most likely timed the update to coincide with the launch of PlayStation 4 Pro this week. It is not uncommon for TVs to suffer from 150 ms input lag or higher in the default settings.įlatpanelsHD has not had the opportunity to measure how much input lag has been reduced. Too high input lag will feel like controller lag. While the amount of input lag is irrelevant for TV watching, it should as a rule of thumb be lower than 50 ms for gaming – preferably less. Input lag defines the time it takes from input signal to output picture. Additionally, this firmware is also available for installation via a USB stick,” says Sony. “We are pleased to announce that a new firmware update (version 3.533) is available by network download directly onto your TV.
The update is available for the following models: X85C, S85C, X91C, X90C, X93C, X94C, SD85, XD85, XD94 & XD93. With the new software (version 3.533) Sony is addressing the issue for most 20 4K HDR TVs by allowing you to engage the game mode while enjoying HDR. Sony HDR game modeSony offers a HDR game mode on its Z9D / ZD9 flagship TV but other 2016 and all 2015 TVs have so far offered a game mode only for non-HDR games. Sony’s latest software update “reduces input lag for HDR” on 20 TVs. Xbox One S and PlayStation 4 recently introduced HDR gaming but oftentimes HDR can increase input lag, which can affect gameplay.
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