1 Control and play
- Text entry
2 Play options
- Video options
- Audio option
- Photo options
3 File browsing
- Browse all files
- Browse movie files
- Browse music files
- Browse photo files
4 Manage files
- Basic operations
  - Use the file list
5 Set up a network
- Connect to the Internet
- Wired network setup
- Wired network setup
  - Use Auto IP address settings
  - Enter IP addresses manually
6 Play from online services
- Manage your applications
7 Play from your home network
- Play media from an Android device
  - Install Philips SimplyShare on the Android device
  - Play media from the Android device
- Play media files from a computer (DLNA)
8 Play a 3D media file
- 2D to 3D conversion
9 Other setup
- System
- Audio
- Video
- Network
- MISC
10 EasyLink
11 Update software
- Update software through the Internet
- Update software through USB
12 Troubleshooting
13 Specification
Contents
1 Control and play
- Text entry
2 Play options
- Video options
  - Audio option
  - Photo options
3 File browsing
- Browse all files
4 Manage files
- Basic operations
5 Set up a network
- Connect to the Internet
  - Wired network setup
6 Play from online services
- Manage your applications
7 Play from your home network
- Play media from an Android device
  - Play media files from a computer (DLNA)
8 Play a 3D media file
- 2D to 3D conversion
9 Other setup
- System
10 EasyLink
11 Update software
- Update software through the Internet
  - Update software through USB
12 Troubleshooting
13 Specification

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User manual

HMP7001

Trademark notice

HDMI, the HDMI logo, and High-Deﬁnition Multimedia Interface are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI

licensing LLC in the United States and other countries.

Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Dolby and the double-D symbol are trademarks of Dolby

Laboratories.

This item incorporates copy protection technology that is protected by U.S. patents and other intellectual property

rights of Rovi Corporation. Reverse engineering and disassembly are prohibited. ABOUT DIVX VIDEO: DivX® is

a digital video format created by DivX, LLC, a subsidiary of Rovi Corporation. This is an ofﬁcial DivX Certiﬁed®

device that plays DivX video. Visit divx.com for more information and software tools to convert your ﬁles into DivX

videos. ABOUT DIVX VIDEO-ON-DEMAND: This DivX Certified® device must be registered in order to play

purchased DivX Video-on-Demand (VOD) movies. To obtain your registration code, locate the DivX VOD section

in your device setup menu. Go to vod.divx.com for more information on how to complete your registration.. DivX

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EN Please refer to the safety information before using the product.

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Contents

1 Control and play 10

Text entry 11

2 Play options 12

Video options 12

Audio option 13

Photo options 13

3 File browsing 14

Browse all les 14

Browse movie les 15

Browse music les 16

Browse photo les 16

4 Manageles 18

Basic operations 18

5 Set up a network 20

Connect to the Internet 20

Wired network setup 21

6 Play from online services 22

Manage your applications 22

7 Play from your home network 24

Play media from an Android device 24

Play media les from a computer (DLNA) 26

8 Playa3Dmediale 28

2D to 3D conversion 28

9 Other setup 29

System 29

Audio 30

Video 30

Network 30

MISC 31

10 EasyLink 32

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11 Update software 33

Update software through the Internet 33

Update software through USB 33

12 Troubleshooting 34

13 Specication 35

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1 Control and play

Use your remote control to control the play.

Function Buttons / Actions

Stop the play.

Pause or resume the play.

Skip to the previous/ next media

le.

Return to the home page.

Zoom in or out. Press repeatedly.

To pan through an enlarged

photo, press .

Search backward/forward fast. Press / repeatedly to

select a speed.

Access subtitle settings. SUBTITLE

Rotate a photo. Press / .

Navigate menus.

Conrm a selection or entry. OK

Access option menus during play

or in the le list.

Access the le editing menu in the

le folder list.

EDIT

Display current playback

information.

Return to the previous menu.

Note

•You can only play DivX videos that were rented or purchased with DivX® registration code in this player. (Refer to "Setup' >

"MISC" > [DivX® VOD Code])

•Subtitle les with the following lename extensions (.srt, .smi, .sub, .ssa, .ass, .txt) are supported but not displayed in the le list.

•The subtitle lename has to be the same as the lename of the DivX video (the le extension excluded).

•The DivX video le and the subtitle le must be saved under the same directory.

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Text entry

With the onscreen keyboard, use the remote control to enter text.

1 On the remote control, press to move to a key, press OK to select the letter or symbol.

2 Do the following to select input options:

/ : Move the cursor to the left or right.

: Delete the entry before the cursor.

3 When the text entry is complete, select OK on the onscreen keyboard to exit.

To select input mode,

• Select / on the onscreen keyboard.

» On the onscreen keyboard, current input mode is highlighted.

: English input in upper case

: English input in low case

: symbols

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2 Play options

During play, press to access the option items.

Video options

[Subtitle]: Adjust subtitle settings. Press to select an item and to adjust values. Then press OK

to conrm.

[Audio]: Select an audio language.

[GOTO]: Skip play to the specic time. Press to select an item and to adjust values. Then press

OK to conrm.

[Repeat Title]: Repeat the current title.

[Repeat All]: Repeat the movie le.

[Repeat Off]: Turn off a repeat mode.

Note

•To use 3D related functions, connect this player to a 3D TV through an HDMI cable.

[2D]: Restore a video to 2D format.

[3D Simulation] (3D simulation): Convert a 2D video to 3D format.

[3D Side by Side] (3D side by side): Convert a video in side by side format to 3D format.

[3D Top Bottom] (3D top bottom): Convert a video in top and bottom format to 3D format.

[Video Setting]: Adjust the video settings. Press to select an item and to adjust values. Then

press OKto conrm.

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Audio option

[Repeat Off]: Turn off a repeat mode.

[Repeat One]: Repeat the current music le.

[Repeat All]: Repeat all the music ies.

[ShufeLoop]: Play music les in a random loop.

Photo options

[Slide Timing]: Set a display interval for a slideshow.

[Slide Transition]: Select a transition effect for a slideshow.

[Repeat Off]: Turn off a repeat mode.

[Repeat All]: Repeat all the photo ies.

[ShufeLoop]: Play photo les in a random loop.

[Background Music]: Select and play a music le during slideshow.

Note

•To use 3D related functions, connect this player to a 3D TV through an HDMI cable.

[2D]: Restore a photo to 2D format.

[3D Auto] (3D Auto): Convert a 2D photo to 3D format.

[3D Side by Side] (3D side by side): Convert a photo in side by side format to 3D format.

[3D Top Bottom] (3D top bottom): Convert a photo in top and bottom format to 3D format.

[Video Setting]: Adjust the video settings.

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3 File browsing

You can browse media les stored in a USB/SD storage device.

1 Press .

2 Select [USB]/ [Card] / [Esata].

3 Select a mode to browse media les.

• [Folder]

• [Movies]

• [Music]

• [Photos]

Browseallles

1 Press to select [Folder] and press OK to conrm.

2 Select your USB/SD storage device and press OK.

3 Press in the le browser.

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4 Press / to select a mode to view or arrange les.

[Thumbnails]: Display thumbnails of les or folder.

[List]: Display les or folder in a list.

[Preview]: Display les or folders with a preview window.

[All Media] Display all media les.

[Movies]: Display movie les.

[Photos]: Display photo les.

[Music]: Display music les.

Browsemovieles

1 Press to select [Movies] and press OK to conrm.

2 Press in the le browser.

3 Press / to select a mode to view or arrange les.

[Search]: Search movie les. Follow on screen instruction to type in key words in the mini keyboard and

press to start search.

[Thumbnails]: Display thumbnails of movie les.

[List]: Display movie les in a list.

[Preview]: Display les or folders with a preview window.

[All Movies]: Display all movies les.

[Show DVDs]: Display all DVD content les.

[Flash Animation]: Display all ash les.

[Go to Folder]: Go to the folder where the selected le is placed.

[Name]: List movies les in an alphabetical order of their names.

[Size]: List movies les in the ascending order of their sizes.

[Most Viewed]: List most viewed movie les.

[Recently Added]: List recently added movie les.

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Browsemusicles

1 Press to select [Music] and press OK to conrm.

2 Press in the le browser.

3 Press / to select a mode to view or arrange les.

[Search]: Search music les. Follow on screen instruction to type in key words in the mini keyboard and

press to start search.

[Thumbnails]: Display thumbnails of music les.

[List]: Display music les in a list.

[Preview]: Display music les with a preview window.

[Go to Folder]: Go to the folder where the selected le is placed.

[All Songs]: Display all music les.

[Albums]: Display music les by albums.

[Artists]: Display music les by artists.

[Genres]: Sort music les by genres.

[Years]: Sort music les by years.

[Playlists]: Display play lists.

[Recently Played]: List recently played music les.

[Recently Added]: List recently added music les.

[Name]: List music les in an alphabetical order of their names.

Browsephotoles

1 Press to select [Photos]and press OK to conrm.

2 Press in the le browser.

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3 Press / to select a mode to view or arrange les.

[Search]: Search photo les. Follow on-screen instruction to type in key words in the mini keyboard and

press to start search.

[Thumbnails]: Display thumbnails of photo les or folder.

[List]: Display les or folder in a list.

[Preview]: Display les or folders with a preview window.

[Photo Directory]: Display photo les in the directory mode.

[Leaf Folder View]: Display photo les in the folder mode with a preview of a contained photo.

[Date view]: Sort photo les by date modied.

[All Photos]: Display all photos les.

[Albums]: Sort photo les by albums.

[Name]: List photo les in an alphabetical order of their names.

[Recently Added]: List recently added photo les.

[Recently Played]: List recently played photo les.

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4 Manage files

You can manage media les on the storage device.

Basic operations

1 Press .

2 Select [USB]/ [Card] / [Esata] >[Folder].

3 Select a partition of your USB/SD storage device and press OK.

4 Press / to select a le or folder and press [Edit].

» The le editing menu is displayed.

5 Press / to select your operation and press OK to conrm.

[Copy]: Select a destination and press to conrm.

» The selected le or folder is copied to the destination.

[Delete]: Select [Yes] and press OK to conrm.

» The selected le or folder is deleted.

[Move]: Select a destination and press to conrm.

» The selected le or folder is moved to the destination.

[Rename]

1 Select [Rename] to edit the name in the mini keyboard, and then press to conrm.

2 Select [OK] and press OK to apply the new name.

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[Multiple Select]

1 Press / to select a le or folder and press to add to the list.

2 Press [Edit]when you complete adding les and folders.

3 Select an operation.

[Copy] Select the destination and press to conrm.

[Delete] Select [Yes] and press OK to delete the selected les or folders.

[Move] Select the destination and press to conrm.

[Save Playlist] • Select [OK] to save a play list.

• Select [Rename] to edit the name in the mini keyboard, and then press

to conrm.

[Save Photo Album] • Select [OK] to save a photo album.

• Select [Rename] to edit the name in the mini keyboard, and then press

to conrm.

Note

•Press and hold for two seconds to remove a connected storage device safely.

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5 Set up a network

You can connect this player to your home network wirelessly or through an Ethernet cable.

To connect this player to the Internet, make sure that your home network is connected to the Internet.

Connect to the Internet

What you need A wireless router that is connected to the Internet

1 Press .

» The home page is displayed.

2 Select [Setup] and press OK.

» The setup menu is displayed.

3 Select [Network]>[Wireless]and press OK.

» A list of available wireless networks is displayed.

4 Select your network from the list and press OK.

• If your network is encrypted with a Wired Equivalent Privacy (WEP) key, select [Hex code] or

[ASCII] to enter the key in hex or ASCII format from the option menu.

Note

•If your network is not in the list, press to re-scan available wireless networks.

• If your network is still not in the list, select [Private AP Setting] (private access point setting)

to enter the Service Set Identier(SSID) of your network and web key.

5 Use and OK to enter your key.

6 Press to conrm.

» A connection test is started

» The status of network connection is displayed after the test is completed.

7 Press OK to exit.

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Wired network setup

What you need A wired router that is connected to the Internet and an ethernet cable

Use Auto IP address settings

1 Press .

2 Select [Setup] and press OK.

» The setup menu is displayed.

3 Select [Network] > [Ethernet] > [DHCP IP (AUTO)] > [DHCP (AUTO)] and press OK.

» A dialog box is displayed.

4 Select [Yes] and press OK to save the network settings.

» A connection test is started.

» The status of network connection is displayed after the test is completed. .

5 Press OK to exit.

Note

•If the Dynamic Host Conguration Protocol (DHCP) is unavailable or disabled on the router, manually enter the IP address of

the player.

Enter IP addresses manually

You can set the IP address manually.

1 Select [Network] >[Ethernet] > [FIX IP (MANUAL)].

» The IP address table is displayed.

2 Press to select a item and press to adjust the value.

3 Press OK when you complete setting the IP address.

» A dialog box is displayed.

4 Select [Yes] and press OK to save the network settings.

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6 Play from online services

1 On the Home screen of the player, select [Net TV].

» The registration page is displayed.

2 Follow the on-screen instruction to complete registration.

» The Net TV page is displayed.

3 Select an application service.

• To get a quick guide on the Net TV, select [Quick Guide].

4 Follow the on-screen instruction and use your remote control to enjoy.

Function Button/Action

Select a service or item.

Conrm a selection. OK

Return to the previous page, or delete input text.

Access service options on the screen. Color key

Return to the Home page.

Manage your applications

To add an application

1 On the home page of Net TV, select [App Gallery].

» The application list is displayed.

2 Select an application and press OK.

» The option menu is displayed.

3 Select [Add] and press OK .

» The selected application is added to home page of Net TV.

To remove an application

1 On the home page of Net TV, select an application and press .

» The option menu is displayed.

2 Select [Remove App].

» The selected application is removed.

To lock an application

1 On the home page of Net TV, select an application and press .

» The option menu is displayed.

2 Select [Lock App].

» The application locking page is displayed.

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3 Follow the on-screen instruction and use your remote control to enter password.

» The selected application is locked.

To move an application

1 Select an application and press .

» The option menu is displayed.

2 Select [Move App].

3 Select the place where you want to move the application and press OK.

» The selected application is moved to the specied place.

To view security information about an application

1 Select the application and press .

» The option menu is displayed.

2 Select [Security Info].

» The security information is displayed.

7 Play from your home network

Connect the playerto your home network. With the player, you can play media from a DLNA-compliant

device on the same network. In this way, you can enjoy the media play through high-denition TVs

(HDTVs) or hi- audio systems.

The DLNA-compliant device can be:

• an Android device that runs SimplyShare, such as an Android smartphone or tablet;

• a computer or device that runs the software of DLNA media server, such as Windows Media

Player 11 or higher.

Note

•On the player, make sure that you have switched on DLNA DMR. From the Home screen, go to [Setup] > [System] > DLNA

DMR to check the status.

Play media from an Android device

Install Philips SimplyShare on the Android device

1 Make sure that you have connected the Android device to the Internet.

• Consult the user manual of your Android device for information.

2 On the Android device, install SimplyShare:

a Go to the Android Market;

b Search for, download, and install SimplyShare.

Play media from the Android device

1 Make sure that you have connected the player to the same Wi-Fi network as your Android device.

2 On the Android device, go to SimplyShare from the Home screen:

a Thersttimeyoulaunch SimplyShare, enter the activation code 74963893 as prompted.

b Find the Android device, the player,and the connected devices on the network.

3 On the Android device, nd your media libraries:

• Tap the Android device.

» You can nd the music, photos, and videos that you store under the following folders on

the Android device: Music, Pictures, and Video.

» You can also nd the photos and videos that you take or record on the Android device.

4 Select the player:

• Drag the Android deviceto the player.

» The player is selected.

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5 Add media to the shared list:

• Tap on the media le;

• Alternatively, tap the twice to add all the subsequent media les.

» The selected les play on the player.

Playmedialesfromacomputer(DLNA)

1 Make sure that you have connected the playerand the PC to the same network.

2 On the PC, launch the software of DLNA media server. Enable the media sharing function.

For example, in Windows Media Player 11, do the following:

a Select Library > Media Sharing ...

b Select the check box next to Share my media to:

» If the player is detected, you can nd the name of the player in the device list.

c If necessary, select the playerandclick Allow.

3 On the Home screen of the player, select[Network].

• To browse the media les by folder, go to [Shared Folder].

• To browse the media les as sorted in the DLNA media server, go to [Shared Media Files].

4 Use the remote control to search for and play media les on the player.

8 Play a 3D media file

Before you start, make sure that:

• the TV is 3D compliant, and is connected to this player through HDMI

• your USB/SD storage device contains 3D media les

• you have 3D glasses compatible with the TV.

1 Select and play a 3D media le.

2 Press .

» An option menu is displayed.

3 Select a 3D conversion option.

• For 3D media les in side by side format, select [3D Side by Side] (3D side by side).

• For 3D media les in top and bottom format, select [3D Top Bottom] (3D top bottom).

4 Put on the 3D glasses for 3D effects.

• To exit, press and select [2D].

2D to 3D conversion

You can convert a 2D media le to 3D format and watch it on your 3D TV.

1 Select and play a 2D media le.

2 Press .

» An option menu is displayed.

3 Select a 2D conversion option.

• For 3D video les, select [3D Simulation] (3D simulation).

• For 3D photo les, select [3D Auto] (3D auto).

4 Put on the 3D glasses for 3D effects.

• To exit, press and select [2D].

9 Other setup

You can change settings of this player in the setup menu.

1 Press .

2 Select [Setup] and press OK to conrm.

» The setup menu is displayed.

• Press / to select a menu item or setting option.

• Press OK to access the lower-level menu.

• Press to return to the upper-level menu.

System

[Menu Language]: Select a language for on-screen menu.

[Subtitle]: Select a subtitle language for video.

[Screen Saver]: Enable the screen saver in case of inactivity (for example, in pause or stop mode).

[DLNA DMR]: Enable this player to play photos, music, and video les streamed from your

computer.

[Device Name]: Change the name of this player.

[Auto Scan]: Scan media les on a storage device automatically.

[Scan Storage]: Start or stop scanning media les on a storage device.

[Resume Play]: Resume playback of a video le from the point where you last stopped.

[Factory Default]: Reset all settings to factory default.

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[Night Mode]: Equalize loud sound and soft sound. If enabled, you can watch movies at a low

volume at night.

[HDMI Output]: Select an output sound format when connecting the HDMI jack.

[SPDIF Output]: Select an output sound format when connecting the digital audio jack.

Video

[Aspect Ratio]: Select display aspect ratio.

[TV System]: Select a video resolution setting that best is supported by your TV. See your TV

manual for details.

Note

•If a selected video resolution is not supported with your TV and a blank screen appears, wait for 30 seconds to recover picture

display.

•For a composite (CVBS) connection, if no video output is made when you set the video resolution is to an HD resolution

(1080p, 1080i, 720p), connect this player to the TV with an HDMI connection to play HD videos.

[Video Zoom]: Zoom in or out video scenes.

[1080P 24Hz]: Use 1080p 24Hz video output mode for video content.

Note

•The video resolution and the frame rate of the video content is 1080p 24Hz.

•Your TV supports the 1080p 24Hz.

•Ensure that you use an HDMI cable to connect this player to your TV.

[Deep Color]: Display colors with more shades and hues when the video content is recorded in

Deep Color mode and the TV supports this feature.

[Video Setting]: Adjust the video settings.

Network

[Ethernet]: Congure the IP address of this player.

[Wireless]: Set up a wireless network connection.

[Network Info]: Display the current network status.

[Clear Net TV Memory] (Clear Net TV Memory): Clear the history of Net TV browser (such as

cookies).

MISC

[Version Info]: Display the information about software version of this player.

[DivX® VOD Code]: Display the DivX® registration code and deregistration code.

[Online upgrade]: Select to update software from a network.

[USB upgrade]: Select to update software from USB storage device.

10 EasyLink

This player supports Philips EasyLink which uses the HDMI CEC (Consumer Electronics Control)

protocol. You can use a single remote control to control EasyLink compliant devices that are connected

through HDMI.

1 Connect the HDMI CEC compliant devices through HDMI, and turn on the HDMI CEC

operations on the TV and other connected devices (see the user manual of the TV or other

devices for details).

2 Press .

3 Select [Setup] > [Easy Link].

4 Select [On]under the options:

• [Easy Link] > [On]

• [One Touch Play] > [On]

• [One Touch Standby] > [On]

• [Auto Power On From TV] > [On]

» EasyLink function is turned on.

One Touch Play

When you play a le with this player, the connected HDMI CEC TV automatically switches to the

HDMI input channel.

One Touch Standby

When you switch a connected device (for example TV) to the standby mode with its own remote

control, this player switches to the standby mode automatically.

Auto Power On From TV

When you switch a connected device (for example TV) to this player port with its own remote

control and this player is standby mode, this player switches to the power on mode automatically.

Note

•Philips does not guarantee 100% interoperability with all HDMI CEC devices.

11 Update software

Before you update the software of this player, check the current software version:

1 Press .

2 Select [Setup] >[MISC] > [Version Info.], and press OK.

Update software through the Internet

1 Connect the player to the Internet (see "Set up a network").

2 Press , and select [Setup].

3 Select [MISC] > [Online upgrade].

» If an upgrade media is detected, you are prompted to start the update.

4 Follow the instructions on the TV screen to update the software.

» When the update is complete, this player automatically turns off and on again.

Update software through USB

Note

•Do not turn off the power or remove the USB storage device when the software update is in progress because you might

damage this player.

1 Check the latest software version on www.philips.com/support.

• Search for your model and click on "Software and drivers".

2 Download the software to the root directory of a USB storage device.

3 Connect the USB storage device to the (USB) connector on this player.

4 Press .

5 Select [Setup] > [MISC]> [USB upgrade].

» If an upgrade media is detected, you are prompted to start the update.

6 Follow the instructions on the TV screen to update the software.

» When the update is complete, this player automatically turns off and on again.

12 Troubleshooting

If you contact Philips, you will be asked for the model and serial number of this player. The model

number and serial number are at the bottom of this player. Write the numbers here:

Model No. __________________________

Serial No. ___________________________

No picture.

• Refer to the TV user manual for how to select the correct video input channel

No sound output from the TV.

• Make sure that the audio cables are connected to the audio input sockets that are grouped with

the selected video input sockets.

The contents of the USB storage device cannot be read.

• This player support only USB 2.0 and USB 1.1 storage devices. USB3.0 storage devices are not

supported.

• The supported memory size is 1TB maximum.

• Make sure that this player supports these les. (Refer to "Specications" > "File")

• DRM-protected video les that are stored on a USB/SD storage device cannot be played through

an analog video connection (for example, composite). You need to use an HDMI connection to

play these les.

Some hard disks cannot be supported.

• This player supports hard disks with rating 500 mA or below. Please check if your hard disk rating is

above 500 mA.

My router cannot connect this player after this player is powered on.

• Restart your router to connect it to this player.

DivX subtitles are not displayed correctly.

• Make sure that the subtitle lename is the same as the video lename.

• Make sure that the DivX video le and the subtitle le are saved under the same directory.

Some wireless routers cannot be found.

• Press / to browse all the wireless routers in range in the wireless network list.

• Press to rescan all available wireless routers.

The player feels warm

• When this player is in use for a long period of time, some parts of this player will be heated. This is

normal.

35EN

13 Specification

Note

•Specication and design are subject to change without notice.

File

• Video: MPEG 1/2/4(MPEG 4 Part 2), H.264, VC-1, H.263, VP6(640 x 480), DivX Plus HD, DivX

3/4/5/6, Xvid, WMV (V9), AVI, TS, M2TS, TP, TRP, ISO, VOB, DAT, MP4, MPG, MOV (MPEG 4,

H.264),ASF, FLV (640 x 480), MKV, M4V

• Audio: Dolby digital, AAC, RA, OGG, MKA, MP3, WAV, APE, FLAC, DTS, LPCM, PCM, WMA

(V9),IMA/MS ADPCM, WMA pro

• Picture: .JPEG, JPG, PNG, TIFF, GIF (unanimated GIF), BMP, TIF, M-JPEG, HD-JPEG

USB storage device

• Compatibility: Hi-Speed USB (2.0)

Subtitle support

• .srt, .sub, .smi, .ssa, .ass, .txt, .psb, .idx+.sub

SD card

• Compatibility: SDHC 2.0 (up to 32 GB)

Video

• Signal system: PAL /NTSC

• Composite video output: 1 Vpp ~ 75 ohm

• HDMI output: 480i, 480p, 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p, 1080p24

Audio

• Analog stereo output

• Signal to noise ratio (1 kHz): > 90 dB (A-weighted)

• Dynamic Range (1 kHz): > 80 dB (A-weighted)

• Frequency response: +/-0.2 dB

• Digital output: Optical

Main Unit

• Dimensions (L x W x H): 178 x 57.5 x 91 mm

• Net Weight: 0.34 Kg

• Input: 240V~ 50Hz, 10W

Power

• Power consumption: < 10 W

• Power consumption in standby mode: < 0.5 W

Operating Temperature & Humidity

• 0°C to 40°C, 5% to 90% Humidity for all climates.

Storage Temperature & Humidity

• -40 °C to 70 °C, 5% to 95%

USBspecication

• USB drive current: DC 5V , 500 mA

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software can be found in the user manual, or in

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Wireless tool & Parted

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the exclusion of warranty; and each le should

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where the full notice is found.

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brief idea of what it does.>

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of the GNU General Public License as published

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1, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope

that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY

WARRANTY; without even the implied

warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS

FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU

General Public License for more details.

the original, so that any problems introduced by

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reputations.

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