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Hi
I have a Sony Bravia TV (kdl40ex403) and am configuring it for internet use.
I need to use an authenticated proxy server, but under network settings on the TV, I only see fields for proxy server and port - I don't see fields to allow entry of username and password.
Is it possible to use this TV with an authenticated proxy server? If not, any workaround I could use?
Thanks for your help.
Thoughts or ideas anyone please?
Would be great to get some input on this.
Even a pointer to where else I could ask... ?
I don't think its possible unfortunately. PS3 gives you the option, but not BRAVIA which is a shame.
Thanks
Thanks for the reply Catmambo.
Would be great if Sony could add as a feature request. Should be straight-forward to implement, I would have thought.
You can do it via your PC.
Download a software called CCProxy on your PC.
Open it and go to Options - Advanced - Cascading
There enter your proxy details and save.
Start the proxy server, and on your TV enter this:
Proxy IP: Your PC:s local IP
Port: 808
So when you need to use the Bravia's internet connection you have to start CCProxy on your PC.
Note: I really think Sony should implent this feature.
Hi
Yes the ccproxy method will work. More details are here:
http://www.uk-iplayer.com/_blog/Watching_UK_TV_Outside_UK/post/sony-bravia-iplayer-outside-uk/
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