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BLU-RAY Player Users Guide
Contents
Important Safety Information 1
Using Remote & Battery
3
Using Discs 4
Panel Description
5
Remote Control Description
6
Device Connection Description
7
Setup – customising setting in the main menu
16
System
16
Language
17
Play back
17
Security
18
Network
20
TV
22
Video processing
Motion video process
24
Audio output
Speaker setup
25
Post processing
26
Software version
27
27
Troubleshooting
28
Technical Specifications
31
10
Playing – Advanced Playing Operation
File Manager – Special operation of data discs and USB playing
Network Neighborhood
12
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CAUTION: This player uses a Class I laser system. To prevent direct exposure to the laser beam, do
not try to open the enclosure. Do not use any controls, adjustments, or procedure other than what is
men
oned in this user manual. This can cause hazardous radia on exposure.
1. Read these instruc
ons carefully. Keep these instruc ons for future reference.
2. Heed all warnings
3. To avoidĮƌĞĂŶd electric shock, do not expose the device to water or moisture.
4. Do not dismantle! Any repair must be done by a qualiĮĞd technician.
5. Clean only with a dry cloth.
6. Keep the unit in a well-ven
late
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a on openings. Do not
block v
a on openings at any me.
7. Do not insert or allow foreign objects to enter any ven
on or exhaust opening, as this may
cause an electric shock,Įƌe or damage to the appliance.
8. Do not install the player on so
surfaces like carpet so that the vents are not blocked.
9. Do not install near heat sources like stoves, radiators, ampliĮĞƌs etc. or in places exposed to
direct sunlight, excessive dust, mechanical impact etc.
10. Do not place any heavy objects on the player.
11. Do not insert anything other than discs into the disc tray. This can damage the unit.
12. Do not immerse in liquid or allow liquid to run into the interior of the appliance, as this could
create an electrical shock hazard.
13. Do not use this appliance outdoors, or on wet surfaces, or where it can fall or be pushed into
water. Avoid spilling liquid on the appliance.
14. This player must be connected to a standard electrical socket of AC 110-240V, 50/60Hz.
15. Do not operate any appliance with a damaged cord, plug or a
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on, electrical or mechanical adjustment, service or repair before further use.
16. This appliance is intended for indoor, household use only and not for commercial or industrial
use.
17. Use this appliance only as described in this manual. Any other use is not recommended by the
manufacturer and may cause Įre, electric shock or injury.
18. Do not use this appliance in a window as rain may cause electric shock.
19. Moisture condensation: When the player is moved from a cold place to a warm place, moisture
co
ndensa
on can occur on the lens. This can prevent the player from working normally. If this
happens, remove the disc
and connect the player to the power supply. Leave it on for a
half hour or so un
he moisture evaporates.
20. Volume adjustment: When listening to audio with low or no audio signal, do not turn up the
volume too much! This can hurt your ears and/ or damage the speakers if the audio signal
suddenly reaches peak level.
21. Do not operate with the cord coiled up as this could cause a build-up of heat, which could pose a
hazard.
22. Do no
t remove the power plug from the socket by pulling the cord – grip the plug instead.
23. Do not place heavy objects on the power cord. Protect the power cord from being walked on,
pinched by objects, or torn and exposed to liquids (especially at plugs, convenience receptacles,
and the point at which they exit from the device).
Trademark Notice
DVD Video is a trademark of DVD Format / Logo Licensing Corporation.
Blu-ray Disc and Blu-ray Disc logo are trademarks of the Blu-ray Disc Association.
Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby, Dolby Audio and the double-D symbol are
trademarks of Dolby Laboratories.
For DTS patents, see http://patents.dts.com
. Manufactured under license from DTS Licensing Limited.
DTS, the Symbol, & DTS and the Symbol together are registered trademarks, and DTS Digital Surround
is a trademark of DTS, Inc. © DTS, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Java and all other Java trademarks and logo are registered trademarks of Sun Microsystems, Inc.
The terms HDMI, HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, and the HDMI Logo are trademarks or
registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc.
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Using Remote & Battery
Installing the battery
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Using Discs
Holding the disc:
Do not touch the playing side of the disc.
Do not paste paper or adhesive tape on the playing side
of the disc.
Cleaning the disc:
Fingerprints or dirt on the disc surface may affect the audio and video quality. Use soft
cloth to wipe the disc from the centre outwards.
Disc storage:
If the dirt can’t be cleaned with soft cloth, please wipe with wet cloth, and then use dry cloth.
Do not use any solvents, e.g. thinner, gasoline solvents or detergents as this could cause damage.
Do not leave discs exposed to direct sunlight or heat sources.
Do not put the discs vertically in the case, or else the discs may be bent.
The User Manual describes the basic specifications of the DVD player. Certain DVD discs may have
special requirements or limitation and may be not compatible with this player. Please refer to the disc
description.
Note:
- Due to constant improvements, the product in the box might be slightly different from what is
explained in the manual.
- If the player will not be in use for a long time, please leave a disc in the player to avoid possible
damage to the laser head.
About the User Manual:
Note:
5
Panel Description
Parts and operation guide
Front panel
Rear panel
7.Right Surround Channel Output
8.Subwoofer Output
9.Digital audio output (coaxial)
10.Audio output (R)
11.HDMI output
12.LAN input
13.USB input
1.Left Front Channel Output
2.Left Surround Channel Output
3.Center Channel Output
4.Composite video output
5.Audio output (L)
6.Right Front Channel Output
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6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
5.Eject/Insert
6. Play/Pause
7. Stop
8. Power (On/ Standby)
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1. Disc tray
2. Remote control sensor
3. USB port
4.LED display
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Remote Control Description
Remote control
While playing, press the following buttons to operate.
(
1
) : Turn on the player or switch it to standby mode.
(2) HDMI: Press to change the resolution mode of the player.
(3) Subtitle: Select a subtitle language on a disc.
(4) Info: Display the current status or the disc information.
(5) AUDIO: Select an audio language or channel
on a disc.
(6) Return: Return to a previous display menu.
(7) OK: Confirms an entry or selection.
(8) Play/Pause: Start (resume) / pause play.
(9) 0
~9: Select a
nd enter numbers.
(10) Search: Jump to a user specified time during playback.
(11) Clear: To clear an entry.
(12) Fast forward: Search forward.
Fast reverse: Search backward.
(13) PROG: Edit the program and play.
(14) MARK: To bookmark during playback.
(15) : Open or close the disc compartm
ent.
(16) Mute: Press to mute the sound and press again to restore.
(17) Disc menu: Display the main menu of BD/DVD video disc
(18) Title Popup: Enter to Popup Title menu.
(19) : return to the home menu.
(20) Option: To access On Screen Control Menu during playback.
(21) DIRECTION BUTTONS
UP: Navigates up through the Menus.
DOWN: Navigates Down through the Menus.
LEFT: Navigates left through the Menus.
RIGHT: Navigates Right through the Menus.
(22) Stop: Stop play and return to
the home menu.
(23) A-B: Repeat a specific segment on the disc that you define.
(24) Repeat: Press it repeatedly to switch the
repeat mode. The specific repeat mode is
different according to different disc type.
(25) VOL+: Increases volume.
VOL-: Decreases volume.
(26) Prev.:
Skip to the previous title, chapter or track.
Next: Skip to the next title, chapter or track.
(27) Blue
(28) Zoom: To zoom in or zoom out.
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Device Connection Description
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Device Connection Description
1) Coaxial digital audio
Audio Connections(optional - choose one)
Coaxial cable
Coaxial
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Amplifier/ speakers
RCA cable
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Device Connection Description
Network connection
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Internet
Broadband Internet connection
Broadband Router/Modem
Wired Network
Ethernet cable
Ethernet cable
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Lantern slide [PHOTO]: display the switching
speed of photo playing. Press [Enter] to switch
among fast, medium and slow.
Switch [PHOTO]: display the switching effect of
photo playing. Press [Enter] to switch the effect,
including None, slide left, slide up, slide down,
slide right, rectangular shrinking, rectangular
enlarging, mixing, dissolving, horizontal
interleaving, vertical interleaving, horizontal
separation, vertical separation, horizontal division
and vertical division.
Note
In screen control menu, press the [Option] key to
hide the screen control menu.
2. Using OSD menu
In OSD menu, you can check the current playing
state. In playing state, press the [INFO] key to
show the OSD menu on the screen.
When playing BD-V DVD-V disc, the menu is
shown below:
Advanced Playing Operation
OSD menu contains the following information:
1)Playing state
2)Disc type
3)Title: display current title and total titles
4)Chapter: display current chapter and total
chapters in current title
5)Time: display the playing time of current title
6)Caption: display current caption state
7)Audio: display the language and audio signal
decoding mode of audio output
When playing CD, the menu is shown below:
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OSD menu contains the following information:
1)Playing state
2)Disc type
3)Title: display current title and total titles
4)Time: display the playing time of current title
5)Audio: display the language and audio signal
decoding mode of audio output
When playing audio and video files, the menu is
shown below:
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OSD menu contains the following information:
1)Playing state
2)Disc type
3)File: display current file and the total files in current
folder
4)Time: display the playing time of current track
When playing photo files, the menu is shown below:
OSD menu contains the following information:
1)Playing state
2)Data file type
3)File: display current file and the total files in current
folder
4)Repeat mode: display current repeat mode
5)Lantern slide: effect and switching speed
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Playing –
Advanced Playing Operation
[CC Select]: OFF/Analog CC1/ Analog CC2/
Analog CC3/Analog CC4.
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Note
In OSD menu, press the [INFO] key to hide the
OSD menu.
3. BD-Live
For discs that support BD-LIVE, access the
Internet with this player to download the trailer,
special features and interactive games.
3.1 Connect to the network
3.2 Connect to USB disk according to BUDA
setting
3.3 Play the discs that support BD-LIVE; in
playing state, press the [ Title Popup ] key to
pop up the menu, press the direction key [ ]
[ ] to select BD-LIVE, and then press [Enter]
to open BD-LIVE.
(Network connection takes a period of time)
The popup menu is shown on the screen as
below:
Play Setup Scenes Special SD-LIVE
Features
available space is at least 1GB, and select
External device in System – BUDA – BUDA Setup.
When the network is disconnected, play the content
saved in the player memory through above steps.
(2) File Manager – Special operation of
data discs and USB playing
Depending on the disc type, certain discs can’t be
played and certain functions may not be
compatible.
Selecting and playing data file
1.Insert data disc, or connect to USB device (e.g.
USB disk, digital camera, card reader, MP3
player or mobile hard disk) with USB cable.
Note
Before connecting to USB device, please press
the power key to set the player to standby, and
then press the power key to turn on the player
after connected. Before disconnecting the USB
device, also set the player to standby state first,
or else the files in the memory may be damaged.
The data may not be readable from some mobile
hard disks without independent power supply.
2.After reading the data disc or USB device
(including HDD), the media center menu shows
automatically. In stopped mode, press the Media
Center key to open the Media Center menu, as
shown below.
3.Press the direction key [ ] [ ] to select the
media of the data files to be played (e.g. data
disc or USB disk), and then press Enter to enter
data type selection, as shown below:
Note:
With File Manager, you can play the photos, music
and video saved in data discs and USB devices
(including HDD).
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Edit Menu
Exit
Playing list
Type: USB
Size: 1554.066M
FS: FAT32
Popup Menu
Media Center
File Manager – Special operation of data discs and USB playing
Note
This function is only available when the player is
connected to the network successfully. When
connected to the network, it is also limited by the
network speed.
The available content depends on the BD-LIVE
service provider.
Advanced Playing Operation
The downloaded content is saved in BUDA
specified memory. If the specified memory
doesn’t have sufficient space, please select
“Format” in “BUDA Info” item to release the
storage space, but the downloaded content may
be lost.
When using BD-LIVE function, the user shall
connect external USB disk, make sure the
3.4 In BD-LIVE menu, press direction key ,
[Enter] and number keys to select, download
the trailer, special features and interactive
games, or play downloaded content.
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Music
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4.Press the direction key to select the type of the
data file to be played (e.g. picture, music or
movie), and then press Enter to select the file
directory of selected type, as shown below:
Note
To return to previous menu:
Press direction key
Press direction key to select Return, and then
press [Enter] to show the files of the selected type
in the menu.
5. Press direction key [ ] to select the folder of
the data files to be played, and then press Enter
to open the folder; in the folder, press the direction
key [ ] to select the data files to be played,
and press Enter to play.
Note
When playing audio files, the OSD menu appears
on the screen. If the files are longer than 6 hours,
press the [ ] key to turn pages.
Special operation in playing picture files
1.Operations while playing
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File Manager
USB1/Movie/12345
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Resolution: 624 X 352
Frame rate: 24fps
Popup Menu
Media Center
[Stop]: stop playing and return to media center;
[Pause]: pause playing of lantern slide;
[Play]: start playing lantern slide;
[Next]: go to next picture;
[Previous]: go to previous picture;
[ ]: pause playing and convert the picture;
[ ]: pause playing and mirror the picture;
[ ]: pause playing and rotate the picture
counterclockwise;
[ ]: pause playing and rotate the picture
clockwise;
Using playing list
You can add favorite files to the playing list, and
play the selected files with the playing list.
1.Editing playing list
Follow the instructions of “Selecting and playing
data files” in previous page to select files, and
press [ Title Popup ] to pop up a dialog box,
select accordingly and then press [Enter].
Add to playing list
Select all
Clear all
Cancel
Add to playing list: add the selected files to the
playing list; (selected files are marked with red
check marks)
Select all: select all the files in current folder, and
then add all the files to the playing list;
Clear all: clear all the options in current folder;
Cancel: cancel the operation and close the dialog
box.
Note
The edited playing list will be cleared after the
player is turned off.
When the disc is taken out or the USB disk is
disconnected, the selected files in these media will
also disappear from the playing list.
The maximum file number of picture, music and
movie in the playing list is 100.
2.Playing the list
After the playing list is edited, press the direction
key [ ] to return to the root directory of the media
center, press the direction key [ ] to select
“Playing list”, and then press Enter to open data
type selection menu.
Press the direction key [ ] to select data type,
and then press [Enter] to open the playing list of
File Manager – Special operation of data discs and USB playing
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Setup – customising setting in the main menu
4. Setting
Menu
Submenu
Item
Setting and description
ON
Enable screen saver
. If there is no operation in
Fifteen minutes while playing, the screen saver
will be activated automatically
, and enters standby
mode if there is no operation in Fifteen minutes.
OFF
Disable this function
ON
Enable auto-play
. When a disc is inserted, the
player will read and play automatically.
OFF
General System
Screen saver
(prevent screen aging)
Disc Auto Playback
!
Disc
The upgrade program is saved in the disc. When
the auto-upgrade function is set to “OFF”, you
need to select the upgrade option manually after
inserting the disc.
USB
The upgrade program is saved in USB disk.
Network
Connect the network cable to the NIC interface
Upgrade
(software update - contact
Load Default
(restore default settings)
Select this option and press [Enter], and the
following dialog box appears:
Press or to select [Enter], and press it to restore
all the settings to default, or select [Cancel] to exit
the dialog box.
Load Default
Do you want to load default
OK Cancel
ON
When this function is enabled, the player is in
standby, and the device connected through HDMI
is also in standby.
OFF
This function is disabled.
CEC
and make sure that the network connection is
normal.
Customer Service to see
if an update is available)
Note: These options apply only if a software
update is released by the manufacturer.
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Setup – customising setting in the main menu
Specific setting method and description
Menu Submenu Item Setting and description
General System
English,Spanish,French,Portuguese,Japanese,
Chinese more
If the desired language isn’t in the list, select
“More” to get more options.
Select “OFF” if subtitle isn’t required.
Language
English,Spanish,French,Portuguese,Japanese,
Chinese,Deutsch
OSD
(set OSD language)
(for discs
with multiple
languages)
English,Spanish,French,Portuguese,Japanese,
Chinese more
Menu
(set menu language)
Audio
(set audio language)
Subtitle
(set subtitle language)
Play
back
PIP MARK
disk can be used to save BD-J data.
BUDA setup (setting the storage media of
BUDA info)
USB: USB disk is used as storage media, and
USB disk is required (please note that HDD can’t
be used as the storage media of BUDA info: the
USB disk for BUDA info must be in FAT 32 format)
BUDA info (release the storage space of BUDA
info)
When playing BD-J or BD-LIVE disc, if the
storage space is insufficient, please select
[Format] and press [Enter] to clear the BUDA info
in the USB disk to release the space and the USB
BD-live
(for BD-J disc playing)
ON
Enable PIP function.
The PIP function of certain BD discs allows the
y. Generally, the primary video is
w. When the PIP is enabled,
player to play primary screen and secondary screen
simultaneousl
displayed in full screen, and the secondary video
is displayed in windo
the player will recognize whether the disc contains
secondary video and notifies the user by showing
this sign.
Secondary
screen
Primary screen
OFF
Disable this function.
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Setup – customising setting in the main menu
Specific setting method and description
Menu Submenu Item Setting and description
General Play
back
ON
Enable secondary audio.
The secondary audio function of certain BD discs
allows playing the primary and secondary audio
simultaneously. When the sign of secondary
audio is enabled, the player will automatically
check whether the disc contains secondary audio
and notify the user by showing this sign.
OFF
Disable this function.
Secondary audio mark
Select this function to memorise the playing of
disc.
(Note: This function is disc-specific.
Certain discs may be incompatible.)
ON
Enable memory playing. When this function is
enabled, the player can memorise the playing
progress of six discs. When the discs are inserted
next time, a dialog box will pop up and ask you
whether press [Return] to play from the start of
the disc, or press [Enter] to resume playing from
the point stopped last time, and the memorised
points will be cleared automatically after power off.
OFF
Disable this function.
Last Memory
Change password
Security
Change password
Please enter current password
Select this function and press [Enter] and the
screen shows the dialog box below:
Press [0]-[9] to enter current password, and the
following dialog box appears if the password is
valid:
Change password
New password
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Setup – customising setting in the main menu
Specific setting method and description
Menu Submenu Item Setting and description
the dialog box.
General
Parental control
(allow selecting playing
content according to
disc rating and filtering
the content improper for
children)
Security
.
Press [0]-[9] to enter a new password (twice)
and then exit above dialog box automatically
The initial password is 0000.
New password
!
Select this function and press [Enter], the screen
shows the dialog box below and asks you to enter
the password. Refer to previous page for
password setting.
Press [0]-[9] to enter current password, and the
following dialog box appears if the password is
valid:
Use [ ]/[ ] to select the rating , and press
[Enter] to exit
Parental control
Enter password:
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Kid safe
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Parental control
Select this function and press [Enter], the screen
shows the dialog box below and asks you to enter
the password, the setting of which is described in
previous page.
Country Code
(select country code,
and make sure that the
user only can watch the
content allowed in local
region)
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Setup – customising setting in the main menu
Specific setting method and description
Menu Submenu Item Setting and description
General
Country Code
(select country code,
and make sure that the
user only can watch the
content allowed in local
region)
Security
Press [0]-[9] to enter current password, and the
following dialog box appears if the password is
valid:
Use [ ]/[ ] to select the country, and press [Enter]
to exit the dialog box.
Country & region
Enter the password
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Country & region
Select country: UK.
Australia
U.S. Minor Outlying Islands
Network
Connection test
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IP Information
Display the network information, such as interface,
P address, etc.
Test whether the network is connected
successfully. If the network setting is changed,
please check whether the network setting is
proper in this option.
Network OK (connected successfully)
Network error (connection failed; please reset)
Network OK, proxy error (network is connected
successfully, but the proxy setting has error;
please reset the proxy)
Interface
Ethernet
Select the mode of network access
(select this option if the network is
connected through cable)
IP setting
Set the IP
address accordingly in either modes
below
Auto (obtain IP
address automatically)
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number keys to input the network information;
after that, press [Enter] to save the settings, which
will take effect immediately; while setting, press
5HWXUQ] to exit the dialog box.
Network information
Interface Ethernet
Address type Manual
IP address
Subnet mask
Default gateway
DNS1
DNS2
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dialog box below)
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Setup – customising setting in the main menu
Specific setting method and description
Menu Submenu Item Setting and description
General
Network
BD-LIVE connection
Set the access authority of BD-Live content.
Allow (allow all BD-Live discs to connect to
network)
Part (only registered BD-Live discs are allowed to
connect to network )
Forbid (forbid all BD-Live discs from connecting to
network)
DLNA
Enable
Enable PC browsing function, and play video,
music and pictures in PC.
Disable
Proxy setting
Select the proxy server to connect to network
Disable (do not use proxy server to connect to the
network)
Enable (connect to the network with proxy server)
Proxy host (set the host of the proxy server)
Proxy port (set the port of the proxy server)
When connected to 16:9 TV, select:
16:9 full screen
In this mode, if the aspect ratio of the disc is 4:3,
the output signal of the player will be stretched to
16:9 full screen.
16:9 normal
In this mode, if the aspect ratio of the disc is 4:3,
TV Screen
(set the aspect ratio
to match the connected
TV set)
TV
Display
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TV set)
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the horizontal direction of the output signal will
remain unchanged, and the vertical direction will
be compressed to 9/16 of the horizontal width.
When connected to 4:3 TV, select:
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The left side and right side of 16:9 image will be
cut to fit the 4:3 screen, the image quality remains
unchanged, but the left and right edges are cut o
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The top and bottom of 16:9 image are black to fit
the 4:3 screen, but the image quality reduces
because the scanning lines are reduced.
720P
1080I
1080P
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(set the video output
resolution)
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Set the resolution of display device. Number 480
and 720 indicate the resolution lines of video
output, I (interlaced) or P (progressive) indicate
the scanning mode of video output.
The player checks and selects optimised
resolution automatically.
480I/576I
480P/576P
After the resolution is adjusted, above dialog box
pops up; if you are satisfied with the adjusted
resolution, select [Enter], or else select [Cancel];
if you don’t select in 12s, the player resumes
original setting.
According to the selected video output terminal,
the appropriate resolution is also different; please
set according to video output instructions.
Restore 12 S OK Cancel
Resolution setting
The resolution has been changed. Save?
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Set the system of output TV signal
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Setup – customising setting in the main menu
Specific setting method and description
Menu Submenu Item Setting and description
Display
TV
Video
processing
Set color space
RGB
YcbCr
YcbCr422
Full RGB
Set HDMI color depth to 30-bit, 36-bit, 48-bit or
OFF.
30-bit
36-bit
48-bit
OFF
Enable/disable the output of HDMI 1080P 24HZ.
ON
OFF
Press to adjust the brightness, contrast,
tune and saturation of output image.
Brightness
Contrast
T
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Saturation
Change Return Exit
Color space
HDMI deep color
HDMI 1080P
24HZ
V
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Motion
video
process
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Video mode
Sharpness
High
middle
Low
0
1
2
3
Noise reduction
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Setup – customising setting in the main menu
Specific setting method and description
Menu
Submenu
Item
Setting and description
Audio
Audio
output
Down-samp
(select the down-sampling
frequency of digital audio
signal PCM code)
48K
If the input audio is higher than 48KHZ, the
original audio will be down-sampled to 48KHZ or
lower. If the audio device supports audio input
higher than 48KHZ, this option isn’t
recommended.
96K
If the input audio is higher than 96KHZ, the
original audio will be down-sampled to 96KHZ or
lower
. If the audio device supports audio input
higher than 96KHZ, this option isn’t
recommended.
192K
If the input audio is higher than 192KHZ, the
original audio will be down-sampled to 192KHZ
or lower
. If the audio device supports audio input
higher than 192KHZ, this option isn’t
recommended.
Note: Down-sampling is applicable for Audio
Output-PCM only. If the audio device supports
audio input higher than 192kHz, you can set the
Audio Output to SPDIF - Bitstream (see menu
SPDIF above.)
Spdif
(select the digital audio
signal format from the
digital audio output
terminal)
Turn off the signal output of digital audio output
terminal of the player.
Bit stream
PCM
Re-encode
OFF
Bit stream:
When “Bit stream” is selected, the digital audio
signal will output in the format of original stream.
Select when connected device can decode.
PCM:
Select “PCM” when the connected device can’t
decode. When this option is selected, output
pulse code modulation (PCM) digital signal.
Re-encode:
Output re-encoded digital signal.
OFF:
HDMI
(select the digital audio
signal format from HDMI
terminal)
Bit stream
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3&0[ (Not selectable)
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3&0[
Re-encode
OFF
Same as above
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(select according to
connected speaker and
power amplifier)
Dynamic range is the difference between the
minimum audio strength higher than device noise
and the maximum audio strength before
distortion. Enable dynamic compression for
viewing in the night.
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2)) (disable dynamic output compression)
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First step: select the audio channel mode
L/R: select this option if your power amplifier is
compatible with Dolby Pro Logic;
Stereo: select this option if the player is
connected to stereo power amplifier.
Second step: set the selected speaker as follows:
Size: set according to speaker size, select large if
the cross section area is larger than or equals to
16cm , or else select small;
Tuning: adjust the audio output strength of the
speaker in the range -10~10dB.
Delay: set the distance between the speaker and
the listener by 5cm in the range 0~1000cm.
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Size: set according to speaker size, select large if
the cross section area is larger than or equals to
16cm2, or else select small;
Tuning: adjust the audio output strength of the
speaker in the range -10~10dB.
Delay: set the distance between the speaker and
the listener by 5cm in the range 0~1000cm.
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Setup – customising setting in the main menu
Specific setting method and description
Menu Submenu Item Setting and description
Display software version
and MAC address
OFF
Rock
Pop
Live
Dance
Classical
Soft
Confirm after upgrading.
Post-
processing
Software
version
EQ
System
info
Audio
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Technical Specifications
Specifications
Note
Specifications are subject to change without prior notice.
Area code
The player supports the following area code.
Compatible media
BD-Video
DVD-Video, DVD+R/+RW, DVD-R/-RW, DVD+R/-R DL (double-layer)
VCD/SVCD
Audio CD, CD-R-/CD-RW, MP3, JPEG
MKV
USB device
Video
Signal system: PAL/NTSC
Composite video
HDMI output 480p, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 1080p@24Hz
Audio
5.1 channel analog output
Front left/right channel: 2VUPV!ȍ
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Coaxial output
HDMI output
Sampling frequency:
MP3: 32KHZ, 44.1KHZ, 48KHZ
Fixed bit rate:
MP3: 112kpbs-320kpbs
USB
Compatibility: high speed USB (2.0)
Category support: USB mass storage
File system: FAT16, FAT32, NTFS
Support HDD (portable hard disk): may require external power supply.
Master device
Rated power: AC 110V-240V, 50Hz-60Hz
Power consumption: 15W
Size (LxWxH): ：360x210x42mm
Net weight: 1.35kg
Country/RegionBlu-rayDVD
Accessories
Remote control and battery
User’s Manual
AV Cable
Warranty Card
Australia
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Basic Function
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AVCHD
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Function
Model
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