Connect the computer with a VGA cable and an audio cable to the TV.

Computers and the

Internet

What you can do

Network benefits

If you connect your TV to a computer network with storage devices such as

computers, you can play the photos, music and videos on your devices. See Use your

TV > Browse PC through DLNA (Page 19).

If you connect your TV to a computer network with Internet access, you can access

Net TV content. For more information about Net TV, see Use your TV > Browse

Net TV (Page 21).

Note: If the apparatus does not recover in DLNA mode due to external electrical disturbances (e.g. electrostatic discharge), user intervention is required.

What you need

Warning: This TV complies with the EMC directive only when you use a shielded Cat5 ethernet cable.

To connect your TV to computers, the Internet, or both, you need:

An ethernet cable that is shorter than 3 metres.

A computer network that includes:

a)A universal plug-and-play (UPnP) router and

b)A computer with one of these operating systems: Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Windows Vista, Mac OSX, or Linux.

To connect your TV to computers, you

also need media server software that is set to share files with your TV. See Use your TV > Browse PC through DLNA (Page 19).

To connect your TV to the Internet, you also need a high-speed connection to the Internet.

Note: This DLNA1.5 network feature supports these computer operating systems: Microsoft Windows XP or Vista, Intel Mac OSX or Linux.

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