Samsung HT-BD1255, HT-BD1252 user manual GNU Lesser General Public License Lgpl

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GNU Lesser General Public License (LGPL)

Version 2.1, February 1999

Copyright (C) 1991, 1999 Free Software Foundation, Inc. 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license document, but changing it is not allowed.

[This is the first released version of the Lesser GPL. It also counts as the successor of the GNU Library Public License, version 2, hence the version number 2.1.]

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Contents 1CH Blu-ray Home Theater System Thank you for purchasing this Samsung productPlayer Features Playback of many disc types, plus an FM TunerHdmi BLU-RAY Disc Features BD-LIVEWHAT’S Included Safety information Safety WarningsAvoid Exposure to the Beam IEC Precautions Contents Audio Setup 39 Setting up the Speaker Options Troubleshooting Appendix Getting started Before Reading the USER’S ManualIcons that will be used in manual About the use of this user’s manualDisc Type and Characteristics Disc types that can be playedLogos of Discs that can be played Discs that cannot be played Region codeBlu-ray Disc Compatibility DVD-RAMDisc Types Disc FormatDescription Front PanelRear Panel Remote control Tour of the Remote ControlInstalling batteries in the Remote Control Remote ControlSetting the Remote Control Operation Range of the Remote ControlTV Brand Code List Brand CodeConnecting the Speakers ConnectionsTurn the Stand upside-down and connect it to the Stand Base ScrewdriverConnections Connecting the Optional Wireless Receiving Module Wireless Receiving Module SWA-4000 Connecting the Video OUT to Your TV Choose one of the three methods for connecting to a TVHdmi Auto Detection Function Method 2 Component Video Better Method 3 Composite Video GoodConnecting AN iPod ENG Connecting Audio from External Components Optical Connecting an External Digital ComponentOptical Cable AUX Connecting an External Analog Component Connecting to the Network Case 1 Connecting a Direct LAN Cable to your ModemCase 2 Connecting to a Wireless IP sharer Connecting the FM Antenna Cooling FanFM Antenna Supplied  This unit does not receive AM broadcastsBefore Playing Basic FunctionsHD DVD DVD+RW DVD-ROM DVD-RAM CDV CD-ROM CVD ON-SCREEN Menu Navigation Playing a DiscSetting the Sound Using the Search and Skip FunctionsSetting the Power On / Off Melody Sound Searching through a Chapter or TrackSlow Motion PLAY/STEP Motion Play Slow Motion PlayStep Motion Play System setup Setting the ClockSystem Setup Choose your time zoneLanguage setup Setting UP the Language OptionsAudio setup Setting UP the Speaker OptionsSetting the Test Tone Dynamic CompressionSetting the Speaker Distance Setting the Sound EditYou can adjust the balance and level for each speaker Press the buttons to select Audio, then pressDSPSmart Sound Function AudioSound on S.SOUND OFF Display setup Setting UP the Display OptionsTV Aspect Resolution Movie Frame 24 FsSetting UP the Video DISPLAY/OUTPUT Options Resolution according to the output modeBlu-ray Disc playback Progressive Mode Display SetupFrame & Field bar Screen MessageHdmi setup Setting UP the Hdmi Setup OptionsAnynet+ HDMI-CEC Samsung products onlyHdmi Setup Hdmi FormatBD Wise Hdmi Audio Parental setup Setting UP the Parental LockParental Setup If you forgot your password Setting the Rating LevelChanging the Password Setting UP the Network Setup Options Network SelectionCable Network Network setup Wireless NetworkWireless Network Address, Subnet Mask, Gateway and DNS ServerProxy Setting  When you select an item, use the number If the automatic settings don’t work, contact ButtonsNetwork Setup Network Connection TestBD-LIVE Internet Connection BD data management System Device ManagementPress the button to select Yes, then press Enter buttonSystem upgrade Firmware UpgradeUpgrade SystemSystem update gets started  If you want to cancel the upgrade in the processDownloading the upgrade data, press the Enter Selecting Yes will end the upgrade process,Firmware Upgrade Notification System UpgradeSystem Information Using the Display Function Watching a movieInfo menu for the PIP section Using the Disc Menu & POPUP/TITLE Menu Using the Disc MenuUsing the Title Menu Using the Popup MenuUsing the A-B Repeat function Repeat PlayRepeat playback Repeat the current chapter or titleUsing the Audio button Using the Subtitle buttonSelecting the Audio Language Selecting the Subtitle LanguageUsing the Angle function Changing the Camera AnglePIP Picture in Picture Settings Using the PIP buttonUsing the BD-LIVE Disc BD-LIVEListening to music Repeat Audio CDCD-DA & MP3Playing AN Audio CDCD-DA/MP3 Audio CDCD-DA/MP3 Screen ElementsListening to Music Displays the media type Current track songPlaylist Viewing a picture Viewing a PictureSlide SHOW/SPEED RotateZoom GO to Photo ListTo move the area To stop the ZoomSound mode Sfesound Field Effect ModePress the PL II Mode button Dolby Pro Logic II Effect Using the USB function Playing Media Files Using the USB Host FeatureUsing the USB Function Safe USB RemovalUSB Host Specification USB Devices that can be used with the Home TheaterSupported file Formats Presetting Stations RadioListening to Radio Main UnitUsing an iPod Listening to MusicIPod Playback Screen Elements IPod Music categories Watching a Movie Connecting to a PC and Playing MP3 or Jpeg Content PC streaming functionEnter the PC’s user name in the window Streaming FunctionPress the button to select a desired folder Using the e-contents Country Setup Playing a video My Favorites Player Library Sleep Timer Function Adjusting Display BrightnessTo confirm the sleep timer setting, press the Sleep button Convenient functionTroubleshooting Press the Power button Feature is not available at the momentResolution Hdcp High-bandwidth Digital Content ProtectionAppendix Handling discsDisc Storage Handling and Storing DiscsSpecifications Dimensions W x H x D WeightsSpeaker system 1ch speaker system Impedance Frequency rangeGNU General Public License GPL Page Page How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs GNU Lesser General Public License Lgpl Page Page Page How to Apply These Terms to Your New Libraries END of Terms and ConditionsOpenSSL License That’s all there is to itExclusions What is not Covered Contact Samsung World Wide Region Country Customer Care Center Web SiteCode No. AH68-02241S
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