About this download

Benefits and improvements

• Improves the color quality of some SDR content

Previous Benefits and Improvements

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File Info

File Name

• Firmware update version M36.R.0345 for UBP-X800

File Version

• M36.R.0345

File Size

• 152 MB (160 391 992 bytes)

Release Date

• 31-05-2022

Preparation

Your firmware may already be up to date, especially if you have a new Blu-ray player model. If the version number is M36.R.0345 or higher, you do not need to update.

If you're not sure, it's easy to check which version of firmware you have:

1. Turn on your TV and check it's tuned to the input your Blu-ray player is connected to, so if the player is connected to the HDMI2 port, choose HDMI2 as the input.
2. Turn on the Blu-ray player. If it starts to play a disc, press STOP and wait until you see the Home Screen menu.
3. On the Home Screen, select Setup → System Settings then select ENTER using the arrow keys on the remote control.
4. Select System Information and select ENTER.
5. On the TV screen, if the version number is M36.R.0345 or higher, you already have the most recent firmware version.

There are 2 easy ways to update the firmware on your Blu-ray player:

Method	What you need	Why use this method?
Internet / network (RECOMMENDED)	An Ethernet cable or a wireless router to connect your Blu-ray player to the internet To make sure your Blu-ray player is connected to: an active internet connection a compatible TV	We recommend this method as it's the easiest and quickest way to update your firmware.
USB storage device	a computer a USB storage device	Update your firmware this way if you can't connect over the internet.

Download & Install

Updating your Blu-ray player over the Internet

We recommend this method as it's the simplest way to update. It usually takes about 15-30 minutes. First set up the equipment, then download the update over the internet to your Blu-ray player.

What you need:

• An active internet connection (using Ethernet cable or wireless router)
• A compatible TV

How to make sure the update goes smoothly

Updating is usually very simple. Here's how you can make sure it goes right the first time:

• Read the instructions carefully or you could end up damaging your Blu-ray player.
• Don't turn the Blu-ray player off or disconnect it from the power while it's updating.
• Don't press any buttons, except the ones mentioned in the instructions.

Set up the equipment:

1. Turn on your TV and check it's tuned to the input your Blu-ray player is connected to. (So if the player is connected to the HDMI 2 port, choose HDMI 2 as the input.)
2. Connect the Blu-ray player to your internet source using an Ethernet cable or wireless connection via a router.
3. Turn on the Blu-ray player. (If there is a disc in the player, take it out.)

Get the update:

1. At the Home Screen, select Setup → Software Update using the arrow keys on the remote control and then select Update via Internet.
2. Software Update confirmation will be displayed on the TV. Select OK using the remote control, and then press ENTER.
3. The message Update to a new software version and the latest software version is displayed on the TV.
4. Select Start, and then press ENTER.
5. The update process starts and you see the update screen on the TV.
6. During the update, you see the progress bar x % and the download capacity on the TV. The x changes to 0 and goes up to 100 during the update process.
7. The player will reboot itself and the update will continue. Don't use or turn on the player during this step.
8. You will see again the progress bar x % and the download capacity on the TV. The x changes to 0 and goes up to 100 during the update process.
9. To complete the update, the player will automatically turn off and restart. Don't use or turn off the player until the update is complete.
10. Check the firmware version. If the version number is M36.R.0345, the firmware update was successful.

Troubleshooting

What to do if you have problems updating your Blu-ray player firmware using the internet.

• If the message Connection status cannot be confirmed or This device is not connected to network shows on the TV, the problem might be with the network connection:
  1. For wired connection: check the LAN cable is connected between the player and the internet source.
  2. For wireless connection: check the wireless router is turned on and connected to the internet source.
  3. In the network settings, check you have confirmed whether or not your Blu-ray player has its own IP address. (If you use a proxy server, type the IP address of the proxy you use, instead of the proxy hostname, into the Proxy Server field.)
  4. Confirm both Physical Connection and Internet Access are OK in Network Settings → Network Connection Status.
  5. Try the update again.
• If the power went off while the update was in progress, turn the player on and try the update again.
• If the update has been going for over 30 minutes and hasn't finished:
  1. Disconnect the AC power cord from the mains, then reconnect it after several minutes.
  2. Turn on the Blu-ray Disc player.
  3. Try the update procedure again.
  4. You can also directly cancel the network procedure and proceed directly and perform the update via USB memory.
• If while updating the message Update failed appears:
  • Ensure there is no problem with your network connection to the Internet.
  • At the Update failed screen, select OK to try the update procedure again, or Cancel to stop the process.
  • If the symptom persists download the firmware file and perform the update via USB memory.
  • You can also directly cancel the network procedure and proceed directly and perform the update via USB memory.
• If after several attempts, the firmware update still does not work, download the firmware file and perform the update via USB memory.

Update via USB Memory Device and your computer

We recommend you use the internet to update if you can. If not, you can use this method instead. You'll download the update to your computer, transfer it to a USB memory device, then transfer it to your Blu-ray player.

We recommend the following operating systems:

• Windows 11
• Windows 10
• Windows 8.1
• macOS 10.12 — 10.15, 11
• Mac OS X

How to make sure the update goes smoothly

Updating is usually very simple. Here's how you can make sure it works the first time:

• Read the instructions carefully or you could end up damaging your Blu-ray player.
• Don't turn the Blu-ray player off or disconnect it from the power while it's updating.
• Don't press any buttons, except the ones mentioned in the instructions.

Download the update to your computer:

1. Read and agree to the terms and conditions
2. Download the file UPDATE_M36R0345.ZIP to your computer, remembering which directory you download it to.
3. Find the file on your computer, right-click on it and click Properties. Check the size is 152 MB (160 391 992 bytes).

Transfer the update files to the USB storage device:

1. Extract the file to your computer. The extracted folder is called UPDATE.
2. Make sure that these four files are included inside the UPDATE folder: MSB36-FW.BIN, MSB36-FW.ID, MSB36-FW_MB.BIN, and MSB36-FW_MB.ID
3. Connect a compatible USB storage device to your computer.
   
   Note: FAT32 and NTFS are supported.

For Windows; operating systems:

1. Go to the directory where the folder was created, and right-click the UPDATE folder.
2. From the menu, click Send To...
3. Click the drive that represents your USB device (e.g. Removable Disk E:).
4. The update folder will be copied onto your USB device.

For macOS; operating systems:

1. Drag and drop the UPDATE folder to the root folder of the USB device.
   
   Note: The update will not be performed if the file is not copied to the root directory of the USB device or if the name of the file is modified.

Transfer the update to your player

First, get the equipment ready, then transfer the update to your player.

Get the equipment ready:

1. Turn on your TV and check it's tuned to the input your Blu-ray player is connected to. (So if the player is connected to the HDMI 2 port, choose HDMI 2 as the input)
2. Turn on the Blu-ray player.
3. Make sure no other USB devices are connected to the Blu-ray Disc player, if there are, please unplug them from the Blu-ray Disc Player.

Transfer the update:

1. Insert the USB storage device containing the update file into the USB port located on the front panel of the player.
2. At the Home Screen menu, use the arrow keys on the remote control to select Setup → Software Update, and then press ENTER.
3. When the Software Update confirmation is displayed, use the remote control to select Update via USB Memory, select OK, and then press ENTER.
4. The update starts.
5. During the update, you see the progress bar x % on the TV. The x changes to 0 and goes up to 100 during the update process.
6. The player will reboot itself and the update will continue. Don't use or turn on the player during this step.
7. You will see again the progress bar x % on the TV. The x changes to 0 and goes up to 100 during the update process.
8. The player will turn off and restart automatically after the update is complete. Don't use or turn off the player until the update is complete.
9. Take the USB device out of the player.
10. Check the firmware version. If the version number is M36.R.0345, the firmware update was successful.

Troubleshooting

What to do if you have problems updating your Blu-ray player firmware using your computer and a disc.

• If you are unable to select the option Update via USB Memory, check the following:
  1. The USB device is properly connected to the Blu-ray Disc player.
  2. The USB device is formatted to support the File System (FAT32 and NTFS).
  3. The USB device is compatible with the Blu-ray Disc player.
• If the update file I downloaded from the website cannot be extracted, try deleting the file and downloading it again.
• If the message There is no update file appears, make sure the extracted folder name is correctly named UPDATE (in capital letters) and that all the files are included inside: MSB36-FW.BIN, MSB36-FW.ID, MSB36-FW_MB.BIN, and MSB36-FW_MB.ID
• If the message The file is corrupted appears, download the update file again and repeat the whole procedure again.
• If the update has been going for over 30 minutes and hasn't finished.
  1. Disconnect the AC power cord from the mains, then reconnect it after several minutes.
  2. Turn on the Blu-ray Disc player.
  3. Try the update procedure again.
• If the power went off while the update was in progress, turn on the Blu-ray Disc player and try the update procedure again.