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Make sure your player's firmware is updated to the latest version

That will likely fix the problem you're having.

You'll need to download the firmware update from Sony's website and burn it to a DVD. If you don't own a DVD burner, you should get one, because this isn't a one-time thing. In the meantime, you can order an update DVD from Sony. Instructions are linked to the firmware download page.


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