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/* zlib.h -- interface of the ‘zlib’ general purpose compression library version 1.2.3, July 18th, 2005

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Contents Informations Manuel de l’Utilisateur Manual del usuarioPart names and functions vpage Nomenclature et fonctions vpagePage Important Notice do not Modify this Product Compiance InformationFor Canadian customers English Francais Español Getting started AccessoriesAbout this manual 3D video playback FeaturesSupporting the Network operations Hdmi controlReactions before, or when you do not feel well Before turning the power switch onSufficiently ventilate the place of installation Image persistence image burn-inSimple version Simple setup guide SBL SBRTurn on power Power cordTurn on the power of the TV and AV receiver For listening to a BD disc with high quality Press ModePress Top menu Pop up menu When power is switched to standbyPlayback SelectPlaybackBasic version Important information Connecting an AV receiverBasic connections Cables used for connectionsAudio and video SuppliedCoaxial digital Cable Hdmi cable Sold separately Audio and video Connecting a TVNnConnecting to a device equipped with a DVI-D connector This unit’s component video output supportsConnecting a 2-channel audio amplifier AmplifierCoaxial digital CableBlack sold separately Connecting to a digital recording deviceRecorder Information bar display Media player display Playback Basic operationAbout playback information Photo Jpeg Nn About playback information vpageNn Fast-forward/fast-reverse vpage Playing BD and DVD-VideoNn Skipping to a desired chapter/track/file vpage Nn Memorizing locations to replay Marker functionSelect the playback area and layer with Disc Layer vpage Playing Super Audio CDEnjoying BD-LIVE GExampleH Bonus viewNnPlaying bonus group Playing DVD-AudioPlaying CD NnSelecting still imagesChapter/track/file PausingStopping Fast-forward/fast-reverseTo play back memorized locations Finding specific sectionsMemorizing locations to replay Marker function To erase markersRepeat playback Switching primary audioPlaying repeatedly Slow-forward/slow-reverseSwitching the angle Changing the primary subtitleChanging the brightness of the display Dimmer control Basic settingsHdmi control functions 1080P24 1080i 720P Video resolutionHdmi output settings 24P onAdjusting the picture quality Picture control To finalize picture adjustmentsMode setting Advanced version Video File / Music File / Photo File Connection PlaybackNnConnecting a USB memory device Connecting to a USB memory deviceConnecting to a network Advanced connectionsNnSystem requirements NnChecking the network connectionNnRegistering the connected device for the network ModemOpening the Home menu screen Playback Advanced operationHome menu screen Playing filesChanging interval of slide show Pausing the displayChanging the still image being played Changing the still image orientationNnPlaying playlist NnPlaying Kodak Picture CD Nn About playback information vpage 16 nn Pausing vpagePress POP UP Menu Playing Netflix video picture NnSearching the contentPlaying YouTube video Returning to the thumbnail display screenHow to make detailed settings Menu mapNnMenu selection screen Top menu GUI menu operationExamples of GUI menu screen displays Exiting the GUI menuGeneral Setting SystemLanguage DhcpOthers Video Setting Hdmi Audio SettingAudio Output DRCSetting items Setting details Configuration Speaker SettingNn When 2.1ch is selected System InformationInformation Part names and functions Front panel DisplayRear panel ORC-232C connectorExtension connector for future use Q0 oRemote control Q6A/B/C/D buttonsSimultaneously Remote control are completedInserting the batteries GExampleHDiscs About mediaPlayable media USB memory deviceFiles NnAbout DivX Video-on-Demand VODHybrid BD NnAbout Discs and Files BD-Video, DVD-VideoSuper Audio CD FileInserting a disc How to handle mediaCleaning discs About copyrightsMIX About digital signal audio outputOther information PCMCopyright protection system Hdcp Trademark informationUS only Explanation of Terms Mpeg GVideoH TroubleshootingGGeneralH Disc is in blackIs the audio output properly selected? No sound GAudioHGhdmih GNetwork H GDiscHGBD-LiveH Nn Audio performance SpecificationsNn Remote control RC-1151 Nn GeneralNetwork IndexLanguage OperationVvR SystemPage GNU General Public License Exhibit-ALicense Exhibit-B GNU Lesser General Public LicenseLicense Exhibit-D Exhibit-CExhibit-E License Issues Exhibit-FExhibit-I Exhibit-GExhibit-H Exhibit-JLicense
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