SHARING THE VIDEOS/PHOTOS
You can play the videos and photos in the camcorder on a TV that features DMP (Digital Media Player) based on DLNA via the network.
PRECHECK!
•Connect the AP device and TV to the wired LAN. For more information, refer to the TV’s instruction manual.
•Select the record ( 
/ 
) mode by pressing the MODE button. page 27
1.Touch the Network (
) “Share.”
•The camcorder connects to the network via the last AP it had been connected to.
•If the camcorder has never been connected to an AP, it scans for available APs.page 112
2.Follow the directions in your TV’s users manual to activate and use the TV’s DMP function.
Wireless Networking
Play to TV
Backup to PC
Settings
90
MIN
Share
Device to Device
3.Enjoy the videos and photos in the camcorder on the TV screen via the network.
• To exit sharing, touch the Return ( 
) tab.
What is DLNA (Digital Living Network Alliance)?
DLNA enables you to share multimedia contents |
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by connecting all home appliances in a network. |
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With DLNA, you can transfer and play videos and |
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photos using wireless connections between home | AP device | |
networked devices such as a TV or PC and your | ||
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camcorder. |
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• Connect the camcorder and AP wirelessly. Connect the TV and AP with cables. |
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• You can play only those videos and photos that were recorded by the camcorder on the TV screen. |
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• The effective network connection range between the camcorder and the TV may differ depending on the AP. |
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• If the camcorder is turned off abnormally (ex: network disconnection) while you are playing a video or photo on the TV, the TV |
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considers itself still connected to the camcorder |
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• It may take longer to transfer videos or photos to the device, depending on the network connection and the fi le size. |
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• You cannot enable this function if there are no recorded videos or photos in your camcorder. |
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• You can share photos and videos up to 1000 fi les. The more fi les you share, the slower the camcorder operates. We |
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recommend storing the fi les below 1000. |
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• When playing HD quality videos on TV, use 802.11n AP and set the AP to 802.11n. When the Data Encryption is set to WEP |
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or TKIP, 802.11g is the default setting so you cannot play HD quality videos on TV. |
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• This function is applied only to |
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• This function may not operate properly on a Samsung HDTV that has no AllShare™ mark on it. |
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• Video stuttering may occur, depending on the TV type and network status. |
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• When a video stuttering occurs, change to a low video quality (SF, F or SD quality) for recording. |
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• In case of a video stuttering while playing a video fi le through wireless connection, use HDMI or AV cable. pages 121, 123 |
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• While playing videos on a Samsung HDTV supporting AllShare™, if the screen stuttering repeatedly happens for over 3 | 117 |
seconds, consult with the call center. |
