Thread: All books on PRS-505 have the same date
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Old 10-19-2013, 10:04 AM   #13
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Originally Posted by DoctorOhh View Post
Connection to what? The 505 has no connection to the outside world. Maybe it does if you connect to Sony software via USB. We are talking about a device released Nov 14, 2007.
Connect by whatever is the standard: In this case USB (BTW My PEz has the same flaw. The only way to set the clock is from the menu of the device)

My router has a configuration to use NTP
All my internet ready devices have some sort of Time source configuration.

Even my old analog TV and VCR could get time from the Horizontal encoded by the local station

I work with Home Automation systems, there is a option to 'Set Clock from PC' when I connect (via RS232 or IP or Dialup) with the 'system Programming' software

When I used Netware 3.x and 4.x, it would complain bitterly if the clocks were not in sync.

Any time 2 file systems connect, the time (TZ corrected) needs to be in synch
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