Sony DMX-NV1 Manual

Using Your TV’s Remote Control with Your Receiver

Getting to Know Your Receiver

BRAVIA Internet Video Link is a gateway that brings Internet videos
straight to your BRAVIA TV.

1.  Press HOME on your TV’s remote control to access the Video menu on

the XMB

(XrossMediaBar

®

).

2.  Press the

v button to highlight the service content provider of your

choice.

3.  Press   to open the Internet Video Guide with videos provided by the

service content provider.

The videos in the Internet Video Guide are arranged in thumbnails. Each
video’s title and parental guideline rating is labeled in the lower left-hand
corner of the screen.

1.  Scroll between videos using the

V/v/B/b buttons. To page up and

down, press CH +/–.

2.  Highlight the video you want to watch.
3.  Press   to open the video in the Video Player.

z  In the Internet Video Guide, press OPTIONS and select Categories to

view more videos.

IMPORTANT:

The Parental Lock function set on the TV will block video

content based on the TV Rating. The Movie Rating will not block content
with this receiver.

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 Press   to Pause the video during playback. Press   again to Play.

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 Press the RETURN button to stop the video and return to the Internet 

Video Guide.

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 Press

V/v to zoom in/out.

z  Original quality of the picture may be lost when zooming in or out.

Follow the instructions below to save videos to My Video Links for quick
and easy viewing.

Save this Link
1.  In the Internet Video Guide, highlight the video you wish to save.
2.  Press the OPTIONS button and select Save this Link.

View My Video Links
1.  Press the HOME button and highlight the Video menu.
2.  Press the UP button to select My Video Links.

z  The Favorites button on your TV’s remote control is specifically for TV

channel Favorites.

You must complete Region Setup before accessing this feature.

My Page gives you instant access to news, weather, and traffic
information, all with the click of a button. To access My Page, press the
shortcut button, DMe

, on your remote control.

To control the news articles:

1.  Press the

B/b buttons on your TV’s remote control to change source.

2.  Press the

V/v buttons to change topics.

3.  Press   to view the full article in a new screen.

From time to time, Sony and the service content providers will send
important information to your Message Inbox.

To open your Message Inbox:

1.  Press HOME on your TV’s remote control to access the Network menu

on the XMB

(XrossMediaBar

®

).

2.  Highlight the Messages icon and press  .
3.  Your Message Inbox will open. To read a message, highlight it using

the

V/v buttons and press  .

Use your Sony TV’s remote control with the DMe

X

button to operate the BRAVIA

TM

Internet Video Link receiver.

This receiver does not come with its own remote control.

Helpful Hints and Troubleshooting

Specifications

Model Name:

Network Video Receiver DMX-NV1

Power Requirement:

AC 120V ~ 0.5A 60Hz External AC Adapter

DC Input:

9V   1A 9W

Dimensions (receiver alone):

4.1 x 6.4 x 1.3 inches (105.4 x 163.7 x 32.3 mm)

Dimensions (with cable cover and stand):

4.1 x 8.8 x 4.3 inches (105.4 x 224 x 32.3 mm)

Mass (receiver alone):

1.1 lbs (0.5 kg)

Displays the Control Panel in the Video Player

Returns to the previous screen or saves selections,
depending on the screen

Opens the 

(XrossMediaBar

®

)

Look for the 

icon on the 

Settings menu

when connected

Launches

Make or confirm a selection

Move up, down, left or right on the screen

Displays

Options menu to select additional features

unique to the receiver

Enters numbers

Page Up/Down

7/W

Zoom in/out (if available)

View the control panel

Stop video playback and return to Internet Video 
Guide

Pause/play a video

Display

Options menu to zoom in and out

View

Home Category, view additional Categories,

Sort by category, Save this Link

Page up/down in 

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The receiver should be installed near an easily accessible power outlet.

•

To turn off or reset the receiver, unplug it from the wall.

•

Test the receiver’s connection before mounting it to your TV, especially if you are mounting the TV to a wall.

•

If icons related to the receiver do not appear as shown in step 6 of Setting up the BRAVIA

TM

Internet Video Link, check your

cable connections and Internet connection.

•

Make sure that the USB and the HDMI cables are connected to the receiver and to the corresponding ports on the TV set.

•

Verify your network connection by ensuring the Internet Video icon, shown to the right, appears on the

under the Settings menu.

•

If the screen is black, press the HOME button to access the XMB

and select an icon associated with the

receiver. Do not try to access the receiver using the INPUT button on the remote control. The HDMI

input on the TV will not activate the receiver.

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To view more videos while in the Internet Video Guide, press the OPTIONS button and select Categories. Select Home 

Category to return to the main page.

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Some videos may not be available for viewing, depending on the TV’s Parental Lock.

•

Videos saved to My Video Links may not be available if they have been removed from the service content provider.

•

Your receiver will update software from time to time. See the Operating Instruction Manual for more details.

•

It is normal to see a black screen following an update or a reset of the receiver. To proceed, press the HOME button and

select an icon from the XMB

.

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Recommended connection speed: Standard Definition video 2.5 Mbps, High Definition video 10 Mbps

•

To register your BRAVIA

TM

Internet Video Link and access enhanced features, visit

https://internet.sony.tv

•

To view or download the Operating Instruction Manual, visit

http://internet.sony.tv/manual

•

A hard copy of the Operating Instruction Manual is available by calling

800-488-SONY (7669)

or by visiting

http://www.sony.com/accessories

(handling charges may apply).

•

For further assistance, contact Sony at

866-918-BIVL (2485)

(connected, green)

Remote controls may vary.
Shown with RM-YD018.

z  The screen images shown above may differ from the actual images you see on your TV.