Problem: My sound goes off and i turn the TV off/on it returns briefly then goes again
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Solution 1:
update the firmware. latest is 1.0.0c
toshiba provided me with a usb stick with the following firmware files on.
download the zip on below link and extract all files to the root directory of a freshly formatted usb drive. make sure the drive is in FAT32 formatted prior to adding files.
make sure all files are on the root part of the drive and not in a folder. and not in a zip. the image provided in the zip is the instructions to update the firmware.
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