Changing the TV Settings

51

Using the OSD Menus

51

Using the Picture Menu

52

Adjusting the picture image

53

Using the Audio Menu

54

Adjusting the audio

54

Using the Channel Menu

56

Using the Parental (Control) Menu

56

Using the Password

57

Setting Parental Controls

57

Temporarily releasing a blocked program

61

Reactivating parental controls after a

 

temporary release

61

Using the Setup Menu

62

Using the Time Menu

62

Using the Caption (Closed Caption) Menu

63

Caption menu

63

Selecting the OSD Language

64

Starting the Setup Wizard

64

Changing the Input Labels

64

Setting the Standby Mode

65

Returning to Default Settings

65

Using Digital Media

67

Using the Main Digital Media Menu

67

Identifying Media remote control buttons

68

Using context buttons

71

Searching

71

Viewing Photos

71

Changing slideshow options

72

Watching Video Files

72

Changing videos options

73

Listening to Music

73

Using Media Services

74

Selecting Servers

74

Changing Settings

75

Viewing current network settings

75

Changing network settings

75

Using the Demo option

76

Changing the Language option

76

Viewing the DivX registration code

77

Using the Reset Options

77

Changing Slideshow options

77

Changing Videos options

77

Changing the Servers option

78

Updating software

78

Using Help

78

Finding Answers to Questions

79

Understanding TV Terms

79

What are analog TV, digital TV, and

 

high-definition TV (HDTV)?

79

What is the difference between progressive

 

and interlaced signal formats for digital TVs? ...79

What is variable aspect ratio?

80

What is HDMI?

80

Identifying Cable Usage

81

Answering MediaSmart TV frequently

 

asked questions

83

Do I need a Media Center PC to use my

 

MediaSmart TV?

83

Why does MediaSmart TV use Windows

 

Media Player?

83

What version of Windows Media Player

 

works with the MediaSmart TV?

83

Can my MediaSmart TV software

 

be updated?

83

Can MediaSmart TV play AAC format and

 

other music file types?

83

What is the wireless type to use to stream

 

video to my MediaSmart TV?

83

Can I play recorded TV shows or

 

downloaded shows or movies from my

 

Media Center PC on my MediaSmart TV?

83

Can I stream a DVD movie from my PC to

 

the MediaSmart TV?

84

How do I create an account for my

 

online service?

84

Specifications

85

PC Compatibility Chart

88

Supported Media File Types

89

Digital media formats: Codecs versus file

 

containers

89

Supported media

90

Troubleshooting

93

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HP SL4778N 47 inch, SL4278N 42 inch manual Troubleshooting

SL4778N 47 inch, SL4278N 42 inch specifications

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