I've been using Sony Adapter on Sony Bravia TV to streamline movies from Neflix. Recently, I've been getting either "Network error" of "Content error" after 10 - 20 min of watching or unable to watch Netflix at all. I have Linksys router WRT54G with wireless network that performs excellent on 2 of my laptops.

I have a Sony Bravia 46'' TV. I bought a Universal WiFi Adapter from Walmart a few years ago for about $50. You have to plug it into the Ethernet port on the Bravia using an Ethernet cable (the other end of the Ethernet cable goes into the Ethernet port on the adapter). The adapter needs also a power outlet. I do not remember if the adapter came with the Ethernet cable (likely) or I had to buy it separately.

Before buying the adapter make sure that:

1. Your Bravia has an Ethernet port (on my Bravia it is in the back of the TV), and
2. You have/use a wireless router for your home network.

Hope this helps.

I would check the menu settings and reset everything to default. if there are calibration tests in the menu, use them. Try more than one source for video.

Currenly Sony TV and Palystation only supports videos in MPEG-1, MPEG-2, MP4, WMV, ASF, DivX HD.
In order to play MKV on Sony TV, we had better convert MKV to Sony TV compatible format.

I can tell you that I'm using LG scarlet lcdTV(32 inches) and I'm very pleased, although it's not the best TV you can get. I suggest you to go with the Sony Bravia ledseries, I've read lots of review on this TV and I've watched a movie at myfriends' house and it's the real deal, it might cost a couple more hundreds butit worth it.

I have noticed that if my kids leave a youtube video up, or are skyping at the same time I am trying to watch Netflix, there can be slowdowns. Make sure no other unnecessary internet bandwidth is being used.

Where the tv was bought and used,if tv it bought and used in Europe,Austria,Asia or Africa the format for movies are playing in PAL signal format.If the tv bought and used in USA,Mexico or Canada the format for movies are playing in NTSC signal format.

hi,
your tv will support the following video formats
MPEG-I or MPEG-II
ok

Sounds like main board issues

manually update your tv's software. download it from sony.com/support

I think that Sony Bravia are sold with dual voltage, 110V and 220V. All 220V devices work also on British 240V network.

If an electronic device is not compatible with the 240V/220V network, then the PSU must be replaced.

In your case the unit should be dual voltage, compatible with 220/240V networks. Just ensure checking the user manual, or the tag at the back of TV.
All you need in that case is an adapter that can be purchased at any local electrical shop (eg. Curry's if you are in UK).

Regards.