“What are the steps to set up Google Account photos as a slideshow screensaver on this Google Chrome Sony Bravia XR 75 X90L?”
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi CaliforniaUnderwater, Thanks for the question! You can choose what to display on your TV screen or which albums or pictures you want to show on your Google TV in ambient mode. Check the following steps: Choose your screen saver. From the Google TV home screen, select Settings > System > Ambient mode Choose what you want to show: Google Photos: Choose photos or albums saved in your Google Photos account. Art gallery: Choose featured photos, fine art, and more. Experimental: Try out new sources and content. Follow the instructions to make sure this feature is properly set up. You may also check the article " Using the Living Decor app to display a screensaver with your favorite images on the TV screen" on our Sony Support Site. The Living Decor app can transform your TV into an interior accessory with sophisticated images and music themes, photos, and clock functions. By connecting the app with Google Photos, you can display your own photos on the TV. Unfortunately, due to the current Best Buy phishing protocol for your protection, we cannot provide a direct email or phone number for customer support as of now. Please find Sony Electronics' Support information: Go to our support website > click on “Support” > scroll down click on “Contact Support” > click on "TV & Projectors" and from there you'll see different ways to contact us. Additional information: With Sony X90L, see breathtakingly beautiful pictures full of realistic depth on our Full Array LED screen powered by Cognitive Processor XR. Hear sound straight from the screen, perfectly matching the action. Cognitive Processor XR™ turns any sound immersive with more precise sound position. And with 4K/120fps, a Variable Refresh Rate and Auto Low Latency Mode, our TVs give you smooth and clear movement for responsive gameplay. Hope this helps! - Kris
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