A:AnswerNope any standard HDMI cable works, but if you want 4k content from a ps4 pro or ultra hd player then you need the new HDMI which is usually included with the device your buying.
A:Answerhaha i thought the same thing when i put mine together. Unfortunately never found video but i figured it out after realizing i had the stand upside down or sideways or something, once you line up the stand like the picture shown on the instruction it becomes very simple to put together don't worry you can figure it out.
A:Answerumm don't know if that is even possible but if so just factory reset tv. I really don't think its possible to hack a tv, and if it's done what information could they even get?
A:AnswerHello Robert! No, the USB port available on this unit will only allow you to view content stored in the USB device. For more information regarding the specifications of this unit, please visit the following link: https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/XBR55X850D_mksp.pdf ~Jeannette
A:AnswerDepends on the source. TV stations broadcast HD programming in 720p or 1080i. Media streamers, such as Roku 3, transmit in 1080p. The TV plays back what you feed him. But this TV upscales apparently by default to 4K. Hope this helps.
A:AnswerThe gaming was awesome on this set when the TV worked. I played BF4 and BF Hardline on it. It kept up with all the motion and was really clear. To bad my set went out in less than two months.
A:AnswerThis may sound dumb but you can try connecting a paper clip from positive to positive and negative to negative and then hold the power button for 10 seconds this clears the memory chip on the remote control if there's an issue with that Otherwise it's a circuitry problem
