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I have never found the JVC firmware anyway, and I don’t really care what the start-up text is, as long as the thing actually works.ĭon’t ask me any questions about this, please.

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It doesn’t matter everything else is identical and there is no noticeable difference between this and the software that was installed when I bought my JVC TV. Note that the TV start-up logo changes to Kogan, not JVC, after you flash it. Since Kogan might one day remove that firmware, I’ve shared my one on my Google drive just in case. Note that the home screen, with Facebook and Twitter windows, which I never use, is what was being overlaid on top of my movies and Xbox games. I took those from the instructions for the factory reset page from their site, except that instead of following the last step, I selected to do the software update, which then rebooted the set and updated it from the USB. Just so you don’t have to go there… to flash the TV from the UI was as simple as:

Jvc firmware updates update#

Actually mine didn’t want to read the USB from the normal boot process, but I followed the instructions I found on their site to initiate the update from the user interface, and that worked. In fact it’s still plugged in because I flashed the TV yesterday and forgot to remove it. I literally use it for nothing else and keep it near the TV. I keep a USB stick that I bought especially for flashing the TV. So as soon as I see one or two errors, or the screen displays messed up overlays on top when using HDMI inputs, I flash it right away. I find that it’s best to flash the firmware every now and then before it goes that far.

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If you look around on their site, they also explain how to do a reset, and how to initiate the firmware update from the UI (It’s here as of this writing), assuming you aren’t stuck in a infinite rebooting loop, of course.

After that you need to set up all your options, TV programs, maybe set the auto-3D option on as I do….

It should prompt you and then do the update.

Switch off the TV with the power switch, and then press Volume up on the remote and switch it back on while continuing to press Volume up.

Put the stick in USB port 1, the bottom one.

Put the firmware in the root of a USB memory stick, which is formatted with FAT32.

That page contains the instructions on how to update the firmware, but briefly, it is this: A product search on their site leads to this page, and you can find the firmware there. It’s not difficult to find, because my original link, which is now broken, includes the model of TV in a string “kaled553dsmtza”. However, I needed to download the firmware again on a different computer, and I see they have moved the content on the Kogan site. In any case, a firmware update always fixes the issue for me.

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In fact, I have twice now had a new problem, where rather than the TV going into an endless booting and rebooting loop, or displaying multiple cascaded Android errors, I’ve seen the Facebook window overlaid on top of movies and Xbox games after changing the input to use one of the HDMI inputs for either my Blu-Ray player or Xbox. I still have those issues occasionally, and still have to update the firmware periodically. Get it here.Ī while back I wrote about the issues I had with my TV, a JVC 55 inch TV (which is really a rebranded Kogan TV because JVC do not manufacture these devices). If you know how to flash the TV, that saves you having to read on. It’s at the bottom of this post but I’m including it here too. That might happen since this TV is a few years old now. Hopefully they continue it and do it on their newer models that come as well.Edit: I’ve shared the firmware on my Google drive in case Kogan stop sharing it at some point. But it looks like now over the last couple years they are care about doing firmware updates now which is great to see. These 4K models can be upgraded with a usb stick firmware file so it’s easy for the end user. In the past, the changes they just released would probably just have been a new model for 2021. They have now released multiple firmware updates for the 4K series which is a big change for them and a very welcome one. The hardware in each is essentially the same and each of these could have been a firmware update rather than a new projector model each year. The RS500, RS520, RS540 were 3 models separated each by about a year.

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The problem with even the RS540 is you need a serial connection and software on a computer in order to perform a firmware upgrade. Not just the last generation, but all before then. JVC rarely ever updated any of their old projectors.