Other useful features

SD/USB media/Home network

SD/USB media/Home network (DLNA)

In both modes, you can enjoy viewing photos, listening to music and watching videos from external SD/USB devices (SD card, USB Memory, USB card reader (Mass Storage Class), USB HDD) or Home network server.

NOTE

To connect a Home network (DLNA) server, refer to Network setup (Page 62).

This function may not work properly for some SD/USB storage devices.

The corresponding file format is different between “SD/ USB media” and “Home network” (DLNA).

“Wide mode” is fixed during “Photo mode”. You can select "Auto" or "Original".

During “Video mode”, you can select “Auto” or “Original”.

Depending on the Home network (DLNA) server, the TV may not be able to recognise the contained data.

Use only alphanumeric characters for naming files.

Do not disconnect a Home network server from the TV while transferring files, using the slide show function, when a screen is switching to another or before you exit “Home network” from the “HOME” or “INPUT” menu.

Do not connect and disconnect a Home network (DLNA) server from the TV repeatedly.

When you update the content in USB device (specially HDD) using PC, please perform the "Safe Removal" operation when disconnecting the device from PC.

Depending on the USB device, the TV may not be able to recognise the contained data.

File names over 80 characters (may vary depending on the character set) may not be displayed.

Do not disconnect a USB device or memory card from the TV while transferring files, using the slide show function, when a screen is switching to another or before you exit “SD/USB media” from the “INPUT” menu.

Home Network (DLNA) requires external streaming media software installed on a PC, inside the HOME Network, that is not included with AQUOS NET+.

Home Network (DLNA) server software as Windows Media Player, TVersity (www.tversity.com), Nero Media Home (www.nero.com), or Twonky Media Manager (www.twonky.com) are preferred but others can also be used. Visit the DLNA website (www.dlna.org) to see the certified media server list. Follow the server software’s user manual for setup, share and stream media contents.

Home Network (DLNA) (Video, Music and Photo) data is organised in folders depending on the Server hierarchy; options such as Artist, Genre, Composer, Ratings, Playlist or Watch Folders may be present for sorting content, but can be different depending on the selected Media Server.

The “Play To” function of some PC Media Players may result in very compressed video quality. For best video quality, please use the USB Media Player function of the TV.

Home Network (DLNA) has a file size limitation of 30 MB.

Selecting the mode

Common operation

Select “SD/USB media” or “Home network” from the “HOME” or “INPUT” menu to enter this mode.

Selecting modes and drives/servers

1Press B.

When the SD/USB media menu is displayed

1Press a/bto select “Select USB drive”, and then press ;.

The available selections are “Select USB drive” and “Folder display setting”.

2Press a/b/c/dto select the USB device where

you want to find your files, and then press ;.

You can select from “All” or “Folder” for the type of folder directory in “Folder display setting”.

When the Home network menu is displayed

Press a/bto select the Home network server where you want to find your files, and then press ;.

• Press Y to search for servers.

2Press c/dto select among “Photo mode”, “Music mode” or “Video mode”, and then press ;.

NOTE

The explanations for the buttons that can be used in each mode are the explanations when using USB media mode. Some operations may differ in Home network mode. Follow the guide display during operations.

You do not need to select the drive/server in step 1 when there is only one drive in the connected USB device or there is only one Home network server connected to the TV.

16 is the maximum number of drives that can be displayed in USB media mode.

10 is the maximum number of servers that can be displayed in Home network mode.

You cannot enter these modes when there is no server connected to the TV in Home network mode.

Photo mode

Viewing thumbnails

*This screen image is for the SD/USB media mode. It may be slightly different in the Home network mode.

Buttons for thumbnail operations (When using SD/USB media mode)

Buttons

Description

;When selecting a folder icon: Enter this directory.

When selecting a photo thumbnail: Enlarge the photo.

a/b/c/d

Select a desired item.

(Cursor)

 

All*: Return to the previous screen.

6Folder*: Return to the upper folder. When the top folder is displayed, return to the top menu screen.

R button

Select/deselect items (mark appears on the

selected items).

 

G button

All*: Select BGM for the slide show.

Folder*: Move to the top menu screen.

 

Y button

Start the slide show.

Display “SD/USB media menu”.

3D display

Wide mode

Select slide show interval

Bbutton

Select slide show BGM

Set all slide show image

Reset all slide show image

USB device removal

*The mode selected in “Folder display setting”

NOTE

When there are invalid photo files, the g mark will be displayed for the file.

The 3D mode icon appears on the thumbnails of 3D images. If you do not switch to 3D mode for the 3D images, they will be displayed in 2D.

You can see the file name, shooting date, file size and pixel size of the selected photo on the left of the screen (shooting date is only available in the EXIF file format).

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