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Contents UD5005 Page Compiance Information Important Notice do not Modify this ProductFor Canadian customers Avertissements Advertencias Accessories Getting startedAbout this manual GUI equipped for good operability and visibility FeaturesSupporting the Network operations 3D readySimple version Simple setup guide SBL AV receiver and TVTurn on power Power cordTurn on power Turn on the power of the TV and AV receiverPress Press Mode For listening to a BD disc with high qualityDisc tray opens Select When power is switched to standbyPlayback Top menu Pop up menuBasic version Cables used for connections Connecting an AV receiverConnections Important informationConnecting an AV receiver NnConnecting to a device equipped with a DVI-D connector Connecting a TVConnecting to a digital recording device Connecting a 2-channel audio amplifierPlayback Basic operation About playback informationInformation bar display Make the settings shown below on the disc menu Playing BD and DVD-VideoInsert a disc USB memory devices vpage 26 Playing Super Audio CDEnjoying BD-LIVE Compatible with Bonus ViewNnPlaying bonus group If you enter the wrong passwordPlaying CD Playing DVD-AudioFast-forward/fast-reverse PausingStopping Chapter/track/filePress Enter during playback Memorizing locations to replay Marker functionTo play back memorized locations To erase markersSlow-forward/slow-reverse Switching primary audioPlaying repeatedly Repeat playbackChanging the primary subtitle Switching the angleConnections vpage Playback Basic operation vpage Basic settingsChanging the brightness of the display Dimmer control Hdmi control functions24P OFF Video resolutionHdmi output settings 24P onTo finalize picture adjustments Adjusting the picture quality Picture controlMode setting Video File / Music File / Photo File Connection Playback Advanced versionInsert a USB memory device into the USB port firmly Connecting to a USB memory device Connecting to a networkNnConnecting a USB memory device NnRemoving a USB memory deviceModem NnChecking the network connectionNnRegistering the connected device for the network NnSystem requirementsPlayback Advanced operation Home menu screenOpening the Home menu screen Playing files Playing files Nn About playback information vpage 13 nn Pausing vpageNnPlaying playlist NnPlaying Kodak Picture CDAbout YouTube NSearching the contentPlaying YouTube video Playing Netflix video pictureMenu map How to make detailed settingsExiting the GUI menu GUI menu operationExamples of GUI menu screen displays NMenu selection screen Top menuSystem Setup General SettingLanguage Setup Dhcp Network SetupOther Setup Video SettingDRC Audio SettingAudio Output HdmiSystem Information Information Front panel Part names and functionsRear panel Remote control W1 W0W9 o Q4 Q5 Q6 Q7 GRemote control code settingH Inserting the batteriesGExampleH USB memory device About mediaPlayable Media DiscsNnAbout DivX Video-on-Demand VOD FilesFile NnAbout Discs and Files BD-Video, DVD-VideoSuper Audio CD Hybrid BDAbout copyrights How to handle mediaCleaning discs Inserting a discBit-streamz2 About digital signal audio outputDefault setting Other InformationTrademark information Copyright protection system HdcpUS only Explanation of Terms Mpeg Troubleshooting GGeneralHGVideoH GAudioH GhdmihGusb memory deviceH GBD-LiveH GDiscHNn General SpecificationsGRemote controlH Nn Audio performanceVvNumerics IndexVvU Exhibit-A GNU General Public LicenseLicense GNU Lesser General Public License Exhibit-BLicense Exhibit-C Exhibit-DExhibit-E Exhibit-F License IssuesExhibit-J Exhibit-GExhibit-H Exhibit-ILicense Page Dimensions