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If you only require stereo look at getting a USB DAC which can connect directly to your amp

From the Sony BDV-E4100 manual - when using the optical cable - set [Control for HDMI] in [HDMI Settings] of [System Settings] to [Off] (page 50).

I'm pretty sure Alabalcho is correct. That SD slot is part of the navigation system.

Have you established a reliable network connection? There should be a symbol at top left of home screen indicating the type of connection.

Are you sure that model has 3D? I couldn't find any mention in the specs.

So my existing connection of HDMI pass thru to SPDIF should be as good as any of the options?

TV doesn't have optical SPDIF out, only digital coax.

I currently have my Android box (Netflix, Kodi etc) connected to my TV thru HDMI and then digital coax to my AVR (Cambridge Azur 540 R v3) because the HDMI ports on the AVR do not process audio. But is this the best solution? The Android box also has SPDIF out so I could connect this directly to...

Try scanning the whole drive not just that folder.

I have two Chromecast Audio devices powered by the supplied USB adapters connected to the main power supply. When I turn these devices on, the red Toslink LED shows for about 2 seconds and then turns off so that I cannot use the Toslink connection to my DACs. The analog connections work OK. I'm...

Specs for that model list an optical audio out.

Specs for that model list an optical audio out.

Have you got a good internet connection? Either Wi-Fi or Ethernet?

The cable you have pictured has 3 sections on the tip. You need one that has only 2.

Use a mono 3.5mm jack not a stereo one.