40TL938G: no sound playing MKV files

Hello,
Last week I have purchased a Toshiba TV, type 40TL938G and I have two major problems which bother me very much.
Today, I spoke to the Toshiba Call Center from Romania.
I'd like to tell me if the future this problems can be solve or I'll be forced to sell it, because this TV does not satisfy my expectations.
So, the first problem is that if I want to browse of the net on some movies sites and I can't really see them, which is very, very annoying for me.
The guys from Toshiba Call Center told me that it's because the browser don't support viewing of any movie but does not seem normal as long as Samsung, LG and Sony have resolved these problems and specialists from Toshiba don't till now.
This is a very bad advertisement for Toshiba TVs and if my friends and my clients ask me if I'm satisfied with the Toshiba products, I can say only that I'm not satisfied, really.
The second problem that bother me a lot and I'm unhappy again is that on package and features TV is written that this TV supports MKV files but nowhere and no one wrote that Toshiba TV support MKV files but no sound because the sound does not working.
I tried to do a firmware update for this model but no exist.
It's possible soon to solve these two problems? If these problems hasn't solutions I'll be forced to sell it and to make a bad advertising for Toshiba's products, because I'm IT dealer and I have many clients and I don't want to lie my clients about product defects.
I'm waiting for an answer from you, soon as possible.
Thank you.
Best regards,
Robert

> The second problem that bother me a lot and I'm unhappy again is that on package and features TV is written that this TV supports MKV files but nowhere and no one wrote that Toshiba TV support MKV files but no sound because the sound does not working.
The MKV files are supported. But the mkv files have to support the right audio codec!
Found the info in the user manual (page 90)
http://www.toshiba-om.net/LCD/PDF/English/TL938-4046-English.pdf
_MKV files_
*Video codec:* MPEG-1 Video, MPEG-2 Video, MPEG-4 part2, H.264 (MPEG-4 AVC)
*Audio codec:* MPEG-1/2 Layer2, MPEG-1/2 Layer3, Dolby Digital (AC-3), L-PCM, MPEG-2/4 LC-AAC, MPEG-4 HE-AAC
>The guys from Toshiba Call Center told me that it's because the browser don't support viewing of any movie
Sorry mate that you are missing some features but fact is that this is a TV browser and it may work differently than PC browsers. The manual says that this browser does not support platform-dependent technologies such as Active X and it supports only preinstalled plug-ins.
If flash plugin isnt preinstalled you will not be able to watch flash based content.
By the way: it occurs to me that you are thinking to speak to Toshiba stuffsorry mate, this is user to user forum and we all here are enthusiasts

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