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Contents BDX1100KU Contents Safety and important notice Important Safety InstructionsCopyright notice Do not Stare Into Beam FCC NoticeRegions Codes Feature highlights High-Definition entertainmentYour Product BD-LiveProduct overview Main Unit Option 1 Connect to the composite video jack Video Connecting to a TVConnections Option 2 Connect to the Hdmi JackInserting an SD Card Connect PowerOptional Connection Option 1 Connect to the digital amplifer/receiverSetting up the player PreparationPlayback HdmiRepeat SetupDisplay SearchDigest AudioZoom PIP AudioGeneral Setting CustomizingPress OK to return to General Setting Menu Upgrade Press OK, enter Resolution settingPress OK, enter Aspect ratio setting Disc Auto UpgradeAudio Change passwordMenu SubtitleNetwork IP SettingCountry Code Internet ConnectionDisplay Setting Audio Setting 192K For discs recorded at sampling rate of 192 kHz System InformationDRC LAN SpecificationJpeg Troubleshooting Problem TipDVD or BD Clean the discCannot upgrade SW For DVD+RW/+R or DVD-RW/-R, make sure that the disc isGlossary PBC MP3PCM License Information on the Software Used in This Product International Components for UnicodeGNU General Public License These requirements apply to the modified work as a whole Subsection b aboveEnglish No Warranty END of Terms and ConditionsGNU Lesser General Public License LGPLv2.1USA English English Object code or executable form under Verify that the user has already received No Warranty ICU License ICU 1.8.1 and later License IssuesLicense Issues Copyright and Permission NoticeEnglish If Advised of the Possibility Such Damage ZlibFreeType Project License Freetype Project is Provided `ASBution You have not signed This license Tising materials `FreeType Project, `FreeTypeExpat Curl Software is Provided AS IS, WITH- OUT Warranty of ANY KindIJG Preamble Use the LZW algorithmCharisSIL OFL DefinitionsTermination Permission & ConditionsDisclaimer Limited United States Warranty 72- 1100KU-370B1

BDX1100KU specifications

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