Samsung HTE3500ZA Region Code, Logos of Discs the product can play, Supported File Formats

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Region Code

Blu-ray players and discs are coded by region. These regional codes must match for a disc to play. If the codes do not match, the disc will not play.

The Region Number for this product is displayed on the rear panel of the product.

Disc Type	Region			Area
		Code
				North America, Central America,
			A	South America, Korea, Japan,
				Taiwan, Hong Kong and South
				East Asia.
Blu-ray Disc			B	Europe, Greenland, French
				territories, Middle East, Africa,
				Australia and New Zealand.
			C	India, China, Russia, Central and
				South Asia.
				The U.S., U.S. territories and
			1
				Canada
				Europe, Japan, the Middle East,
			2
				Egypt, South Africa, Greenland
				Taiwan, Korea, the Philippines,
			3
				Indonesia, Hong Kong
DVD-VIDEO				Mexico, South America,
				Central America, Australia,
			4
				New Zealand, Pacific Islands,
				Caribbean
				Russia, Eastern Europe, India,
			5	most of Africa, North Korea,
				Mongolia
				China
			6

NOTE

\\ If the Region number of a Blu-ray Disc/DVDs does not correspond to the Region number of this product, the product cannot play the disc.

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Logos of Discs the product can play

Blu-ray Disc 3D Blu-ray Disc

BD-LIVE Dolby

DTS	PAL broadcast system in
	U.K, France, Germany, etc.

Java

Supported File Formats

Notes on the USB connection

•Your player supports USB storage media, MP3 players, digital cameras, and USB card readers.

•The player does not support folder or file names longer than 128 characters.

•Some USB/External HDD/digital camera devices may not be compatible with the player.

•Your player supports the FAT16, FAT32, and NTFS files systems.

•Connect USB devices directly to the player’s USB port. Connecting through a USB cable may cause compatibility problems.

•Inserting more than one memory device into a multi-card reader may cause the reader to operate improperly.

•The player does not support the PTP protocol.

•Do not disconnect a USB device during a “loading” process.