LG Hx806pg Owners Manual

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\fonnections with external 
device 
AUX \fonnection
You	can	enjoy	the	sound	of	your	component	with	the	analogue	audio	output	jacks	from	the	speakers	of	the	system.
\fonnect	the	analogue	audio	output	jacks	of	your	component	into	the	AUX	R/L	(INPUT )	on	this	unit.	And	then	select	the	[AUX]	option	by	pressing	RADIO&INPUT	(P)	and	ENTER	(\b).
You	can	also	use	\bUN\f.	button	on	the	front	panel	to	select	the	input	mode.
Red	White	
Rear	of	the	unit
T o 	 the 	 audio 	 output 	 jacks	
of
	 your 	 component	
( TV,
	
V
 \fR, 	 etc.)
POR\b. IN \fonnection
You	can	enjoy	the	sound	of	your	portable	audio	player	from	the	speakers	of	the	system.
\fonnect	the	headphones	(or	line	out	)	jack	of	the	portable	audio	player	into	the	PORT.	IN	of	this	unit.	And	then	select	the	[PORTABLE]	option	by	pressing	RADIO&INPUT( P)	and	ENTER	(\b).
You	can	also	use	\bUN\f.	button	on	the	front	panel	to	select	the	input	mode.
MP3	player,	etc	...
OP\bI\fAL IN \fonnection
You	can	enjoy	the	sound	of	your	component	with	the	digital	optical	connection	from	the	speakers	of	the	system.
\fonnect	the	o
ptical	o utput	j ack	o f	y our	c omponent 	into	the	OPTI\fAL	IN	jacks	on	the	unit.	And	then	select	the	[OPTI\fAL	IN]	option	by	pressing	RADIO&INPUT(
P)	and	ENTER	(\b)	Or	press	OPTI\fAL	to	select	directly.
You	can	also	use	\bUN\f.	button	on	the	front	panel	to	select	the	input	mode.
To	the	digital	
optical 	 output 	 jack	
of
	 your 	 component
 
						

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\fonnecting to your 
Home Network
This	player	can	be	connected	to	a	local	area	network	(LAN)	via	the	LAN	port	on	the	rear	panel.		By	connecting	the	unit	to	a	broadband	home	network,	you	have	access	to	services	such	as	software	updates,	BD-Live	interactivity	and	streaming	services.
Wired network connection
Using	a	wired	network	provides	the	best	performance,	because	the	attached	devices	connect	directly	to	the	network	and	are	not	subject	to	radio	frequency	interference.
Please	refer	to	the	documentation	for	your	network	device	for	further	instructions.
\fonnect	the	p layer’s	L AN	p ort	t o	t he	c orresponding 	port	on	your	Modem	or	Router	using	a	commercially	available	LAN	or	Ethernet	cable.
	yWhen
	 plugging 	 or 	 unplugging 	 the 	 LAN 	cable
, 	 hold 	 the 	 plug 	 portion 	 of 	 the 	 cable. 	
When

	 unplugging, 	 do 	 not 	 pull 	 on 	 the 	 LAN 	
cable

	 but 	 unplug 	 while 	 pressing 	 down 	 on 	
the

	 lock.
	yD

o 	 not 	 connect 	 a 	 modular 	 phone 	 cable 	 to 	
the

	 LAN 	 port.
	ySince

	 there 	 are 	 various 	 connection 	
configurations

, 	 please 	 follow 	 the 	
specifications

	 of 	 your 	 telecommunication 	
car

rier 	 or 	 internet 	 service 	 provider.
	yI

f 	 you 	 want 	 to 	 access 	 content 	 from 	 DLNA 	
ser

vers, 	 this 	 player 	 must 	 be 	 connected 	 to 	
the

	 same 	 local 	 area 	 network 	 with 	 them 	 via 	 a 	
r

outer.,,No\fe
Rear	of	the	unit R outer
Broadband 	 	
service
DLNA 	
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tified 	
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ver 	
 
						

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Wired Network Setup
If	there	is	a	DH\fP	server	on	the	local	area	network	(LAN)	via	wired	connection,	this	player	will	automatically	be	allocated	an	IP	address.	After	making	the	physical	connection,	a	small	number	of	home	networks	may	require	the	player’s	network	setting	to	be	adjusted.	Adjust	the	[NETWORK]	setting	as	follow.
Preparation
Before	setting	the	wired	network,	you	need	to	connect	the	broadband	internet	to	your	home	network.
1.	 Select	[\fonnection	Setting]	option	in	the	[Setup]	menu	then	press	ENTER	(\b).	
2.	 Select	[Yes]	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	continue.	The	new	connection	settings	reset	the	current	network	settings.
3.	 Use	\f/S/A/D	to	select	the	IP	mode	between	[Dynamic]	and	[Static].
	 Normally,	select	[Dynamic]	to	allocate	an	IP	address	automatically.
If	there	is	no	DH\fP	server	on	the	network	and	y
ou 	 want 	 to 	 set 	 the 	 IP 	 address 	 manually, 	 select 	
[Static]

	 then 	 set 	 [IP 	 Address], 	 [Subnet 	 Mask], 	
[

Gateway] 	 and 	 [DNS 	 Server] 	 using 	
\f/S/
A/D	

and 	 numerical 	 buttons. 	 If 	 you 	 make 	 a 	
mistak

e 	 while 	 entering 	 a 	 number, 	 press 	 \fLEAR 	
t

o 	 clear 	 the 	 highlighted 	 part.
,,No\fe
4.	 Select	[OK]	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	apply	network	settings.
5.	 The	player	will	ask	you	to	test	the	network	
connection.	Select	[OK]	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	complete	the	network	connection.
6.	 If	you	select	[ Test]	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	at	step	5	above,	the	network	connection	status	is	displayed	on	the	screen.	You	can	also	test	it	on	the	[\fonnection	Status]	in	the	[Setup]	menu.
Notes on Network \fonnection:
	yMany	network	connection	problems	during	set	up	can	often	be	fixed	by	re-setting	the	router	or	modem.	After	connecting	the	player	to	the	home	network,	quickly	power	off	and/or	disconnect	the	power	cable	of	the	home	network	router	or	cable	modem.	T hen 	 power 	 on 	and/or	connect	the	power	cable	again.
	yDepending	on	the	internet	service	provider	(ISP),	the	number	of	devices	that	can	receive	internet	service	may	be	limited	by	the	applicable	terms	of	service.	\bor	details,	contact	your	ISP.
	yOur	company	is	not	responsible	for	any	malfunction	of	the	player	and/or	the	internet	connection	feature	due	to	communication	errors/malfunctions	associated	with	your	broadband	internet	connection,	or	other	connected	equipment.
	yThe	features	of	BD-ROM	discs	made	available	through	the	Internet	\fonnection	feature	are	not	created	or	provided	by	our	company,	and	our	company	is	not	r esponsible	f or	t heir	f unctionality 	or	continued	availability.	Some	disc	related	material	available	by	the	Internet	\fonnection	may	not	be	compatible	with	this	player.	If	you	have	questions	about	such	content,	please	contact	the	producer	of	the	disc.
	ySome	internet	contents	may	require	a	higher	bandwidth	connection.
	yEven	if	the	player	is	properly	connected	and	configured,	some	internet	contents	may	not	operate	properly	because	o f	i nternet	c ongestion, 	the	quality	or	bandwidth	of	your	internet	service,	or	problems	at	the	provider	of	the	content.
	ySome	internet	connection	operations	may	not	
 
						

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be	possible	due	to	certain	restrictions	set	by	the	Internet	service	provider	(ISP)	supplying	your	broadband	Internet	connection.
	yAny	fees	charged	by	an	ISP	including,	without	limitation,	connection	charges	are	your	responsibility.
	yA	10	Base-T	or	100	Base-TX	LAN	port	is	required	for	wired	connection	to	this	player.	If	your	internet	service	does	not	allow	for	such	a	connection,	you	will	not	be	able	to	connect	the	player.
	yYou	must	use	a	Router	to	use	xDSL	service.
	yA	DSL	modem	is	required	to	use	DSL	service	and	a	cable	modem	is	required	to	use	cable	modem	service.	Depending	o n	t he	a ccess	m ethod	o f	a nd 	subscriber	agreement	with	your	ISP,	you	may	not	be	able	to	use	the	internet	connection	feature	contained	in	this	player	or	you	may	be	limited	to	the	number	of	devices	you	can	connect	at	the	same	time.	(If	your	ISP	limits	subscription	to	one	device,	this	player	may	not	be	allowed	to	connect	when	a	P\f	is	already	connected.)
	yThe	use	of	a	“Router”	 may 	 not 	 be 	 allowed 	 or 	 its 	usage	may	be	limited	depending	on	the	policies	and	restrictions	of	your	ISP.	\bor	details,	contact	your	ISP	directly.
USB device connection
This	player	can	play	movie,	music	and	photo	files	contained	in	the	USB	device.
Playback content in the USB 
device
1.	 Insert	a	USB	device	to	the	USB	port	until	it	fits	into	place.
When	you	connect	the	USB	device	on	the	HOME	menu,	the	player	plays	a	music	file	contained	in	the	USB	storage	device	a utomatically.	I f	t he	U SB	s torage 	device	is	containing	various	types	of	files,	a	menu	for	the	file	type	selection	will	appear.
\bile	loading	may	takes	few	minutes	depending	on	the	number	of	content	stored	in	the	USB	storage	device.	Press	ENTER	(\b)	while	[\fancel]	is	selected	to	stop	loading.
2.	 Press	HOME	(n ).
3.	 Select	[Movie],	[Photo]	or	[Music]	using	A/D,	and	press	ENTER	(\b).
4.	 Select	the	[USB]	option	using	\f/S,	and	press	ENTER	(\b).
5.	 Select	a	file	using	\f/S/A/D,	and	press	PLAY	or	ENTER	(\b)	to	play	the	file.
6.	 Withdraw	the	USB	device	carefully.
 
						

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	yThis
	 player 	 supports 	 USB 	 flash 	 drive/
external 	 HDD 	 formatted 	 in 	 \bAT16, 	 \bAT32 	 and 	
NT\bS

	 when 	 accessing 	 files 	 (music, 	 photo, 	
mo

vie). 	 However, 	 for 	 BD-Live 	 and 	 Audio 	 \fD 	
r

ecording, 	 only 	 \bAT16 	 and 	 \bAT32 	 formats 	
ar

e 	 supported. 	 Use 	 the 	 USB 	 flash 	 drive/
external
	 HDD 	 formatted 	 in 	 either 	 \bAT16 	 or 	
\b

AT32 	 when 	 using 	 BD-Live 	 and 	 Audio 	 \fD 	
r

ecording.
	y T

he 	 USB 	 device 	 can 	 be 	 used 	 for 	 the 	 local 	
st

orage 	 for 	 enjoying 	 BD-Live 	 discs 	 with 	
I

nternet.
	y T

his 	 unit 	 can 	 support 	 up 	 to 	 4 	 partitions 	 of 	
the

	 USB 	 device.
	yD

o 	 not 	 extract 	 the 	 USB 	 device 	 during 	
operation

	 (play, 	 etc.). 	
	
y A

	 USB 	 device 	 which 	 requires 	 additional 	
pr

ogram 	 installation 	 when 	 you 	 have 	
connec

ted 	 it 	 to 	 a 	 computer, 	 is 	 not 	
suppor

ted.
	yUSB

	 device: 	 USB 	 device 	 that 	 supports 	
USB1.1

	 and 	 USB2.0.
	yM

ovie, 	 music 	 and 	 photo 	 files 	 can 	 be 	 played. 	
\b

or 	 details 	 of 	 operations 	 on 	 each 	 file, 	 refer 	
t

o 	 relevant 	 pages.
	yR

egular 	 back 	 up 	 is 	 recommended 	 to 	
pr

event 	 data 	 loss.
	yI

f 	 you 	 use 	 a 	 USB 	 extension 	 cable, 	 USB 	 HUB 	
o

r
	U
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	t
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	U
 SB
	d
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	m
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	n
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be

	 recognized.
	yS

ome 	 USB 	 device 	 may 	 not 	 work 	 with 	 this 	
unit.
	yDig

ital 	 camera 	 and 	 mobile 	 phone 	 are 	 not 	
suppor

ted.
	yUSB

	 Port 	 of 	 the 	 unit 	 cannot 	 be 	 connected 	
t

o 	 P\f. 	
T
 he 	 unit 	 cannot 	 be 	 used 	 as 	 a 	 storage 	
de

vice.,,No\fe
 
						

							3	 System	Setting
System Setting
26
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Settings
Adjust the Setup Settings
You	can	change	the	settings	of	the	player	in	the	[Setup]	menu.
1.	 Press	HOME	(n ).
2.	 Use	A/D	to	select	the	[
Setup]	a nd	p ress	E NTER 	(
\b).	The 	 [Setup] 	 menu 	 appears.
3.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	the	first	setup	option,	and	press	D	to	move	to	the	second	level.
4.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	a	second	setup	option,	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	move	to	the	third	level.
5.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	a	desired	setting,	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	confirm	your	selection.
[DISPLAY] Menu
\bV Aspect Ratio
Select	a	TV	 aspect 	 ratio 	 option 	 according 	 to 	 your 	T V 	type.
[4:3 Le\f\fer Box]
Select	when	a	standard	4:3	TV 	 is 	 connected. 	Displays	theatrical	images	with	masking	bars	above	and	below	the	picture.
[4:3 Pan Scan]
Select	when	a	standard	4:3	TV 	 is 	 connected. 	Displays	pictures	cropped	to	fill	your	TV 	 screen. 	Both	sides	of	the	picture	are	cut	off.
[16:9 Original]
Select	when	a	16:9	wide	TV 	 is 	 connected. 	T he 	4:3	picture	is	displayed	with	an	original	4:3	aspect	ratio,	with	black	bars	appearing	at	the	left	and	right	sides.
[16:9 Full]
Select	when	a	16:9	wide	TV 	 is 	 connected. 	T he 	4:3	picture	is	adjusted	horizontally	(in	a	linear	proportion)	to	fill	the	entire	screen.
You	cannot	select	[4:3	Letter	Box]	and		
[4:3 	 Pan 	 Scan] 	 option 	 when 	 the 	 resolution 	 is 	
set

	 to 	 higher 	 than 	 720p.,,No\fe
 
						

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Sys\fem Se\f\fing3
Resolution
Sets	the	output	resolution	HDMI	video	signal.	Refer	to	page	19	for	details	about	the	resolution	setting.
[Au\fo]
If	the	HDMI	OUT	jack	is	connected	to	TVs	providing	display	information	(EDID),	automatically	selects	the	resolution	best	suited	to	the	connected	TV. 	
[1080p]
Outputs	1080	lines	of	progressive	video.
[1080i]
Outputs	1080	lines	of	interlaced	video.
[720p]
Outputs	720	lines	of	progressive	video.
[576p]
Outputs	576	lines	of	progressive	video.
[576i]
Outputs	576	lines	of	interlaced	video.
1080p Display Mode
When	the	resolution	is	set	to	1080p,	select		[24	Hz]	for	smooth	presentation	of	film	material	(1080p/24	Hz)	with	a	HDMI-equipped	display	compatible	with	1080p/24	Hz	input.
	yWhen
	 you 	 select 	 [24 	 Hz], 	 you 	 may 	exper
ience 	 some 	 picture 	 disturbance 	 when 	
the

	 video 	 switches 	 video 	 and 	 film 	 material. 	
I

n 	 this 	 case, 	 select 	 [50 	 Hz].
	yE

ven 	 when 	 [1080p 	 Display 	 Mode] 	 is 	 set 	 to 	 	
[24
	 Hz], 	 if 	 your 	
T
 V 	 is 	 not 	 compatible 	 with 	
1080p/24

	 Hz, 	 the 	 actual 	 frame 	 frequency 	 of 	
the

	 video 	 output 	 will 	 be 	 50 	 Hz 	 to 	 match 	 the 	
video

	 source 	 format.,,No\fe
HDMI \folor Setting
Select	the	type	of	output	from	the	HDMI	OUT	jack.	\bor	this	setting,	please	refer	to	the		manuals	of	your	display	device.	
[YCbCr]
Select	when	connecting	to	a	HDMI	display	device.
[RGB]
Select	when	connecting	to	a	DVI	display	device.
3D Mode
Select	the	type	of	output	mode	for	Blu-ray	3D	disc	playback.	
[Off ]
Blu-ray	3D	disc	playback	will	output	as	2D	mode	like	a	normal	BD-ROM	disc	playback.	
[On]
Blu-ray	3D	disc	playback	will	output	as	3D	mode.
Wallpaper
\fhanges	the	background	of	the	initial	screen.
 
						

							System Setting
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Sys\fem  Se\f\fing3
[LANGUAGE] Menu 
Display Menu
Select	a	language	for	the	[Setup]	menu	and	on-screen	display.
Disc Menu/Disc Audio/ 
Disc Subtitle
Select	the	language	you	prefer	for	the	audio	track	(disc	audio),	subtitles,	and	the	disc	menu.
[Original] 
Refers	to	the	original	language	in	which	the	disc	was	recorded.
[O\fher]
Press	ENTER	(\b )	to	select	another	language.	Use	number	buttons	then	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	enter	the	corresponding	4-digit	number	according	to	the	language	code	list	on	55.
[Off ] (Disc Sub\fi\fle only)
Turn	off	Subtitle.
Depending	on	the	disc,	your	language	setting	ma
y 	 not 	 work.,,No\fe
[AUDIO] Menu 
Speaker Setup
To	obtain	the	best	possible	sound,	use	the	speaker	setup	display	to	specify	the	volume	of	the	speakers	you	have	connected	and	their	distance	from	your	listening	position.	Use	the	test	to	adjust	the	volume	of	the	speakers	to	the	same	level.	
[Speaker]
Select	a	speaker	that	you	want	to	adjust.
[Volume]
Adjust	the	output	level	of	each	speaker.	
[Dis\fance]
Adjust	the	distance	between	each	speaker	and	the	listening	position.
[Tes\f/ S\fop \fes\f \fone]
The	speakers	will	emit	a	test	tone.
[OK]
\fonfirms	the	setting.
[Cancel]
\fancels	the	setting.
HD AV Sync
Sometimes	Digital	T V 	 encounters 	 a 	 delay 	 between 	picture	and	sound.	If	this	happens	you	can	compensate	by	setting	a	delay	on	the	sound	so	that	it	effectively	‘waits’	 for 	 the 	 picture 	 to 	 arrive: 	 this 	is	called	HD	AV	Sync.	Use	\f/S	to	scroll	up	and	down	through	the	delay	amount,	which	you	can	set	at	anything	between	0	and	300	ms.
The	delay	will	vary	depending	on	which	digital	TV 	channel	you	are	on.	If	you	change	channel	you	may	
need	to	readjust	the	HD	AV	Sync.
DR\f (Dynamic Range \fontrol) 
This	function	allows	you	to	listen	to	a	movie	at	a	lower	volume	without	losing	clarity	of	sound.
[Off ]
Turns	off	this	function.
[On]
\fompress	the	dynamic	range	of	the	Dolby	Digital,	Dolby	Digital	Plus	or	Dolby	TrueHD 	audio	output.
[Au\fo]
The	dynamic	range	of	the	Dolby	TrueHD 	 audio 	output	is	specified	by	itself.		And	the	dynamic	range	of	the	Dolby	Digital	and	Dolby	Digital	Plus	are	operated	as	same	as	the	[On]	mode.
 
						

							System Setting29
Sys\fem Se\f\fing3
The	DR\f	setting	can	be	changed	only	when	a	disc
	 is 	 not 	 inserted 	 or 	 the 	 unit 	 is 	 in 	 complete 	
st

op 	 mode.,,No\fe
[LO\fK] Menu
The	[LO\fK]	settings	affect	only	Blu-ray	Disc	and	DVD	playback.
To	access	the	any	features	in	[LO\fK]	settings,	you	must	enter	the	4-digit	security	code	you	have	created.		If	you	have	not	entered	a	password	yet,	you	are	prompted	to	do	so.	Enter	a	4-digit	password	twice,	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	create	a	new	password.
Password
You	can	create	or	change	the	password.
[None]
Enter	a	4-digit	password	twice,	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	create	a	new	password.
[Change]
Enter	the	current	password	and	press	ENTER	(
\b ).	Enter	a	4-digit	password	twice,	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	create	a	new	password.
If you forge\f your passwor\b
If	you	forget	your	password,	you	can	clear	it	using	the	following	steps:
1.	 Remove	any	disc	that	might	be	in	the	player.
2.	 Select	[Password]	option	in	the	[Setup]	menu.
3.	 Use	Number	buttons	to	enter	“210499”
. 	T he 	password	is	cleared.
If	you	make	a	mistake	before	pressing	ENTER	(
\b )
, 	 press 	 \fLEAR. 	T hen 	 input 	 the 	 correct 	
passw

ord.,,No\fe
DVD Rating 
Blocks	playback	of	rated	DVD	based	on	their	content.	(Not	all	discs	are	rated.)
[Ra\fing 1-8]
Rating	one	(1)	has	the	most	restrictions	and	rating	eight	(8)	is	the	least	restrictive.
[Unlock]
If	you	select	[Unlock],	parental	control	is	not	active	and	the	disc	plays	in	full.
BD Rating
Set	an	age	limit	of	BD-ROM	play.	Use	number	buttons	to	input	an	age	limit	for	BD-ROM	viewing.
[255] 
All	BD-ROM	can	be	played.
[0-254]
Prohibits	play	of	BD-ROM	with	corresponding	ratings	recorded	on	them.
The	[BD	Rating]	will	be	applied	only	for	the	BD	that	 containing 	 the 	 Advanced 	 Rating 	 \fontrol.,,No\fe
Area \fode 
Enter	the	code	of	the	area	whose	standards	were	used	to	rate	the	DVD	video	disc,	based	on	the	list	on	page	54.
[NE\bWORK] Menu
The	[NETWORK]	settings	are	needed	to	use	the	software	update,	BD	Live	and	Net\fast	features.
\fonnection Setting
If	your	home	network	environment	is	ready	to	connect	the	player,	the	player	needs	to	be	set	the	wired	network	connection	for	network	communication.	(See	“\fonnecting 	 to 	 your 	 Home 	Network”	on 	 page22.)
\fonnection Status
If	you	want	to	check	the	network	status	on	this	player,	select	the	[\fonnection	Status]	options	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	check	whether	a	connection	to	the	network	and	the	internet	have	been	established.
 
						

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Sys\fem  Se\f\fing3
BD-LIVE connection
You	can	restrict	Internet	access	when	BD-Live	functions	are	used.
[Permi\f\fe\b]
Internet	access	is	permitted	for	all	BD-Live	contents.
[Par\fially permi\f\fe\b]
Internet	access	is	permitted	only	for	BD-Live	contents	which	have	content	owner	certificates.	Internet	access	and	AA\fS	Online	functions	are	p rohibited	f or	a ll	B D-Live	c ontents 	without	a	certificate.
[Prohibi\fe\b]
Internet	access	is	prohibited	for	all	BD-Live	contents.
Net\fast
[Coun\fry Se\f\fing]
Select	your	area	for	displaying	proper	services	and	contents	on	the	[Net\fast]	feature.
[O\bHERS] Menu
DivX® VOD
ABOUT	DIVX	VIDEO:	 DivX® 	 is 	 a 	 digital 	 video 	 format 	created	by	DivX,	I nc.	T his	i s	a n	o fficial	D ivX	\f ertified® 	device	that	plays	D ivX	v ideo.	V isit	d ivx.com	f or	m ore 	information	and	software	tools	to	convert	your	files	into	DivX	video.
ABOUT	DIVX	VIDEO-ON-DEMAND: 	T his 	 DivX 	\fertified®	device	must	b e	r egistered	i n	o rder	t o	p lay 	purchased	DivX	Video-on-Demand 	 ( VOD) 	 movies. 	To	obtain	your	registration	code,	locate	the	DivX	VOD	section	in	your	device	setup	menu.	Go	to	vod.divx.com	for	more	information	on	how	to	complete	your	registration.
[Regis\fer]
Displays	the	registration	code	of	your	player.
[Deregis\fer]
Deactivate	your	player	and	display	the	deactivation	code.
All	the	downloaded	videos	from	DivX	VOD 	with
	 this 	 player’s 	 registration 	 code 	 can 	 only 	 be 	
pla

yed 	 back 	 on 	 this 	 unit.,,No\fe
Auto Power Off
The	screen	saver	appears	w hen	y ou	l eave	t he	p layer 	in	Stop	mode	for	about	five	minutes.	If	you	set	this	option	to	[On],	the	unit	automatically	turns	itself	off	after	the	Screen	Saver	is	displayed	for	20	minutes.	Set	this	option	to	[Off ]	to	leave	the	screen	saver	until	the	unit	is	operated	by	the	user.
Initialize
[Fac\fory Se\f]
You	can	reset	the	player	to	its	original	factory	settings.
[BD S\forage Clear]
Initializes	the	BD	contents	from	the	connected	USB	storage.
If	you	reset	the	player	to	its	original	factory	settings
	 using 	 [\bactory 	 Set] 	 option, 	 you 	 have 	
t

o 	 set 	 all 	 the 	 activation 	 for 	 the 	 on-line 	 services 	
and

	 network 	 settings 	 again.,,No\fe
Software 
[Informa\fion]
Displays	the	current	software	version.
[Up\ba\fe]
You	can	update	the	software	by	connecting	the	unit	directly	to	the	software	update	server	(see	page	51).
Disclaimer Notice
Press	ENTER	(\b)	to	view	the	notice	of	Network	Service	Disclaimer	on	page	61.