LG Hx806sv Owners Manual

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y If	no	button	is	pressed	for	a	few	seconds,	
the	on-screen	display	disappears.
	
y A	title	number	cannot	be	selected	on	some	
discs.
	
y Available	items	may	differ	depending	on	
discs	or	titles.
	
y 	If	an	interactive	Blu-ray	Disc	is	playing	back,	
some	setting	information	is	displayed	on	
the	screen	but	prohibited	to	be	changed.
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Playing from selected time
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1.	 Press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	during	playback.	 The	time	search	box	shows	the	elapsed	playing	time.
2.		Select	the	[ Time]	option	and	then	input	the	required	start	time	in	hours,	minutes,	and	seconds	from	left	to	right.	
\bor	example,	to	find	a	scene	at	2	hours,	10	minutes,	and	20	seconds,	enter	 “21020”.
Press	A/D	to	skip	the	playback	60	seconds	forward	or	backward.
3.	 Press	ENTER	(\b)	to	start	playback	from	selected	time.	
	
y This	function	may	not	work	on	some	disc	or	
titles.
	
y This	function	may	not	work	depending	on	
the	file	type	and	ability	of	the	DLNA	server.
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Hearing a different audio 
eroy
1.	 During	playback,	press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	to	display	the	On-Screen	display.	
2.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	the	[Audio]	option.
3.	 Use	A/D	to	select	desired	audio	language,	audio	track	or	audio	channel.
	
y Some	discs	allow	you	to	change	audio	
selections	only	via	the	disc	menu.	In	this	
case,	press	
TITLE/POPUP	or	DIS\f	MENU	
button	and	choose	the	appropriate	audio	
from	the	selections	on	the	disc	menu.
	
y Immediately	after	you	have	switched	sound,	
there	may	be	a	temporary	discrepancy	
between	the	display	and	actual	sound.
	
y On	BD-ROM	disc,	the	multi	audio	format	
(5.1\fH	or	7.1\fH)	is	displayed	with	[Multi\fH]	
in	the	on-screen	display.,
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Selecting a subtitle language
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1.	 During	playback,	press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	to	display	the	On-Screen	display.	
2.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	the	[Subtitle]	option.
3.	 Use	A/D	to	select	desired	subtitle	language.
4.	 Press	BA\fK	(x)	to	exit	the	On-Screen	display.
Some	discs	allow	you	to	change	subtitle	
selections	only	via	the	disc	menu.	If	this	is	the	
case,	press	 TITLE/POPUP	or	DIS\f	MENU	button	
and	choose	the	appropriate	subtitle	from	the	
selections	on	the	disc	menu.,
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Watching from a different 
angle 
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If	the	disc	contains	scenes	recorded	at	different	camera	angles,	you	can	change	to	a	different	camera	angle	during	playback.
1.	 During	playback,	press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	to	display	the	On-Screen	display.
2.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	the	[Angle]	option.
3.	 Use	A/D	to	select	desired	angle.
4.	 Press	BA\fK(x)	to	exit	the	On-Screen	display.
\fhanging the \bV Aspect Ratio
eroy
You	can	change	the	TV	aspect	ratio	setting	while	playback.
1.	 During	playback,	press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	to	display	the	On-Screen	display.
2.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	the	[ TV	Aspect	Ratio]	option.
3.	 Use	A/D	to	select	desired	option.
4.	 Press	BA\fK(x)	to	exit	the	On-Screen	display.
Even	if	you	change	the	value	of	the	[ TV	Aspect	
Ratio]	option	in	On-Screen	display,	the	[ TV	
Aspect	Ratio]	option	in	the	[Setup]	menu	is	
not	changed.
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\fhanging the Picture Mode
eroy
You	can	change	the	[Picture	mode]	option	while	playback.
1.	 During	playback,	press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	to	display	the	On-Screen	display.
2.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	the	[Picture	Mode]	option.
3.	 Use	A/D	to	select	desired	option.
4.	 Press	BA\fK(x)	to	exit	the	On-Screen	display.
Setting the [User setting] option
1.	 During	playback,	press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	to	display	the	On-Screen	display.
2.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	the	[Picture	Mode]	option.
3.	 Use	A/D	to	select	the	[User	setting]	option,	and	press	ENTER	(\b).
4.	 Use	\f/S/A/D	to	adjust	the	[Picture	Mode]	options.
Select	[Default]	option	then	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	reset	the	all	video	adjustments.
5.	 Use	\f/S/A/D	to	select	the	[\flose]	option,	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	finish	setting.
 
						

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\fhanging subtitle code page
y
If	the	subtitle	is	displayed	in	broken	letter,	you	can	change	the	subtitle	code	page	to	view	the	subtitle	file	properly.
1.	 During	playback,	press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	to	display	the	playback	menu.
2.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	the	[\fode	Page]	option.
3.	 Use	A/D	to	select	desired	code	option.
	4.	 Press	BA\fK(x)	to	exit	the	On-Screen	display.
Audio \fD Recording
You	can	record	one	desired	track	or	all	of	the	tracks	in	Audio	\fD	to	a	USB	storage	device.
1.	 Insert	a	USB	storage	device	to	the	USB	port	on	the	front	panel.
2.	 Press	B	(OPEN/\fLOSE),	and	place	an	Audio	\fD	on	the	disc	tray.
Press	B	(OPEN/\fLOSE)	to	close	the	disc	tray.	The	playback	starts	automatically.
3.	 Press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	to	display	the	option	menu.
4.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	[\fD	Recording]	option,	and	press	ENTER	(\b).
5.	 Use	\f/S	to	select	a	track	you	wish	to	copy	on	the	menu,	and	press	ENTER	(\b).
Repeat	this	step	to	select	tracks	as	many	as	you	can.
Selects	all	the	tracks	on	an	Audio	\fD.
Selects	an	encoding	option	from	the	pop-up	menu	(128kbps,	192kbps,	320kbps)
\fancels	the	recording	and	returns	to	the	previous	screen.
6.	 Use	\f/S/A/D	to	select	[Start],	and	press	ENTER	(\b).	
7.	 Use	\f/S/A/D	to	select	a	destination	folder	to	be	copied.
If	you	want	to	create	a	new	folder,	use		\f/S/A/D	to	select	[New	\bolder]	and	press	ENTER	(\b).	
Enter	a	folder	name	using	virtual	keyboard,	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	while	[OK]	is	selected.
 
						

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8.	 Use	\f/S/A/D	to	select	[OK],	and	press	ENTER	(\b)	to	start	Audio	\fD	recording.
If	you	want	to	stop	in	progressing	Audio	\fD	recording,	press	ENTER	(\b)	while	[\fancel]	is	highlighted.
9.	 A	message	appears	when	Audio	\fD	recording	is	completed.	Press	ENTER	(\b)	to	check	the	music	file	created	in	the	destination	folder.
	
y The	table	below	shows	the	average	
recording	time	from	an	audio	track	with	
4	minutes	of	playback	time	to	a	music	file	
with	192	kbps	as	an	example.
stop	mode
while	playback
1	min. 4	min.
	
y Recording	times	in	the	table	above	are	
approximate.
	
y Actual	recording	time	for	USB	storage	
device
	varies 	depending 	on 	the 	USB 	storage	
device’s	ability.
	
y Make	sure	that	there	is	minimum	of	50	MB	
free	space	is	needed	when	recording	into	
the	USB	storage	device.
	
y The	length	of	the	music	should	be	longer	
than	20	seconds	for	the	proper	recording.
	
y Do	not	turn	off	this	player	or	extract	the	
connected
	USB 	storage 	device 	during 	Audio	
\fD	recording.
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The	recording	or	copying	features	on	
this	player	are	provided	for	your	personel	
and	noncommercial	use.	 The	making	of	
unauthorized	copies	of	copy-protected	
material,	including	computer	programs,	files,	
broadcasts	and	sound	recordings,	may	be	an	
infringement	of	copyrights	and	constitute	a	
criminal 	offense. 	This 	equipment 	should 	not 	be	
used	for	such	purposes.	LG	expressly	disclaims	
any	responsibility	for	illegal	distribution	or	
use	of	unauthorized	content	in	commercial	
purpose.
Be Responsible
Respec\f Copyrigh\fs,
>\faution
Displaying MP3 musi\sc 
information (ID3 \bag)
1.	 Select	a	music	file	using	\f/S/A/D.
2.	 Press	IN\bO/DISPLAY	(m)	to	display	the	option	menu.
3.   Select	[Information]	option	using	\f/S,	and	press	ENTER	(\b).
4.	  The	music	information	will	be	displayed	on	the	screen.
Depending	on	the	MP3	files,	information	may	
not	be	displayed	on	the	screen.,
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Radio Operations
Be	sure	that	the	antenna	is	connected.		(Refer	to	the	page	20)
Listening to the radio
1.	 Press	RADIO&INPUT	(P)	until	TUNER	(\bM)	appears	in	the	display	window.	 The	last	received	station	is	tuned	in.
2.	 Press	and	hold	TUNING	(-/+)	for	about	two	seconds	until	the	frequency	indication	starts	to	change.	Scanning	stops	when	the	unit	tunes	in	a	station.	Or	Press	TUNING	(-/+)	repeatedly.	
3.	 Adjust	the	volume	by	rotating	 VOLUME	on	the	front	panel	or	by	pressing	VOL	(+/-	)	on	the	remote	control.
Presetting the Radio Stations
You	can	preset	50	stations	for	\bM.		Before	tuning,	make	sure	that	you	have	turned	down	the	volume.	
1.	 Press	RADIO&INPUT	(P)	until	the	TUNER	(\bM)	appears	in	the	display	window.
2.	 Select	the	desired	frequency	by	using		TUNING	(-/+).
3.	 Press	ENTER	(\b)	a	preset	number	will	flash	in	the	display	window.
4.	 Press	PRESET	(-/+)	to	select	the	preset	number	you	want.
5.	 Press	ENTER	(\b).	The	station	is	stored.
6.	 Repeat	the	steps	2	to	5	to	store	other	stations.
Deleting all the saved stations
Press	and	hold	\fLEAR	for	two	seconds.		“ERASE	ALL” 	will	flash	up.	 Then	all	the	saved	stations	are	deleted.
Deleting a saved station
1.	 Press	PRESET	-	/	+	to	Select	a	preset	number	you	want	to	delete.
2.	 Press	\fLEAR,	the	preset	number	will	blink	in	the	display	window.
3.	 Press	\fLEAR	again,	to	delete	the	selectd	preset	number.
Improving poor FM reception
Press	B	(blue)	(MONO/STEREO)	coloured	button	on	the	remote	control.	 This	will	change	the	tuner	from	stereo	to	mono	and	usually	improve	the	reception.
See information about a radio 
station
The	\bM	tuner	is	supplied	with	the	RDS	(Radio	Data	System)	facility.	This	shows	information	about	the	radio	station 	being 	listened 	to. 	Press 	RDS 	repeatedly	to	cycle	through	the	various	data	types:
PS(Programme	Service	Name)	The	name	of	the	channel	will	appear	in	the	display
PTY(Programme	 Type	Recognition)	The	programme	type	(e.g.	Jazz	or	News)	will	appear	in	the	display.
RT(Radio	Text)	A	text	message	contains	special	information	from	the	broadcast	station.	This	text	may	scroll	across	the	display.
\fT( Time	controlled	by	the	channel)	This	shows	the	time	and	date	as	broadcast	by	the	station.
 
						

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Enjoying the Net\fast™ 
Entertainment Access
You	can	use	various	content	services	via	Internet	with	the	Net\fast	Entertainment	Access	feature.
1.	 \fheck	the	network	connection	and	settings	(page	22).
2.	 Press	HOME	(n).
3.	 Select	the	[Net\fast]	using	A/D,	and	press	ENTER	(\b).
4.	 Select	an 	option 	using 	\f/S/A/D,	 and 	press	ENTER	(\b).
	
y Detailed	information	of	each	service,	
contact	to	the	content	provider	or	visit	
support	link	of	the	service.
	
y The	content	of	Net\fast	services	and	service	
related
	information, 	including 	user 	interface,	
is	subject	to	changes.	Please	refer	to	the	
web	site	of	each	service	for	most	up-to-date	
information.,
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							5	 Troubleshooting
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General
Symptom \fause & Solution
The	Power	does	not	turned	on.Plug	the	power	cord	into	the	wall	outlet	securely.
The	unit	does	not	start	playback.	yInsert	a	playable	disc.	(\fheck	the	disc	type,	colour	system,	and	regional	code.)
	yPlace	the	disc	with	the	playback	side	down.
	yPlace	the	disc	on	the	disc	tray	correctly	inside	the	guide.
	y\flean	the	disc.
	y\fancel	the	Rating	function	or	change	the	rating	level.
The	angle	cannot	be	changed.Multi-angles	are	not	recorded	on	the	DVD	Video	being	played.
\fannot	play	movie,	photo	or	music	files.	yThe	files	are	not	recorded	in	a	format	that	the	unit	can	play.
	yThe	unit	does	not	support	the	codec	of	the	movie	file.
The	remote	control	does	not	work	properly.	yThe	remote	control	is	not	pointed	at	the	remote	sensor	of	the	unit.
	yThe	remote	control	is	too	far	from	the	unit.
	yThere	is	an	obstacle	in	the	path	of	the	remote	control	and	the	unit.
	yThe	batteries	in	the	remote	control	are	exhausted.
The	unit	is	plugged	in,	but	the	power	will	not	turn	on	or	off.You	can	reset	the	unit	as	follows.
Unplug	the	power	cord,	wait	at	least	five	seconds,	and	then	plug	it	in	again.The	unit	is	not	operating	normally.
 
						

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Network
Symptom \fause & Solution
BD-Live	feature	does	not
work.
	yThe	connected	USB	storage	may	not	have	enough	space.	\fonnect	the	USB	storage	with	at	least	1GB	free	space.
	yEnsure	that	the	unit	is	correctly	connected	to	the	local	area	network	and	can	access	the	internet	(see	page	22).
	yYour	broadband	speed	may	not	fast	enough	to	use	the	BD-Live	features.	\fontact	your	Internet	Service	Provider	(ISP)	and	increase	the	broadband	speed	is	recommended.
	yThe	[BD-LIVE	connection]	option	in	the	[Setup]	menu	is	set	to	[Prohibited].	Set	the	option	to	[Permitted].
Streaming	video	services	(such	as	YouTube™,	etc.)	are	often	stopped	or	 “buffer”	during	playback.
Your	broadband	service	speed	may	not	be	fast	enough	to	stream	video	services.	\fontact	your	Internet	Service	Provider	(ISP)	and	increase	the	broadband	speed	is	recommended.
Shared	folder	or	files	from	media	server	are	not	displayed	on	the	device	list.
The	player	is	not	connected	to	the	local	area	network	that	your	media	server	are	connected.
Picture
Symptom \fause & Solution
There	is	no	picture.	ySelect	the	appropriate	video	input	mode	on	the	 TV	so	the	picture	from	the	unit	appears	on	the	TV	screen.
	y\fonnect	the	video	connection	securely.
	y\fheck	the	[HDMI	\folor	Setting]	in	the	[Setup]	menu	is	set	to	the	appropriate	item	that	conforms	to	your	video	connection.
	yYour	TV	may	not	suppot	the	resolution	you	have	set	on	the	player.	\fhange	the	resolution	that	your	 TV	accepts.
	yThe	player’s	HDMI	OUT	jack	is	connected	to	a	DVI	device	that	does	not	support	copyright	protection.
Picture	noise	appears	yYou	are	playing	a	disc	recorded	in	a	color	system	that	is	different	from	your	TV.
	ySet	the	resolution	which	your	 TV	accepts.
Blu-ray	3D	disc	playback	does	not	output	3D	views.	y\fonnect	the	player	to	your	TV	with	HDMI	cable	( Type	A,	High	Speed	HDMI™	\fable).
	yYour	TV	may	not	support	 “HDMI	1.4	3D	mandatory	format”.	
	yThe	[3D	Mode]	option	in	the	[Setup]	menu	is	set	to	[Off ].		Set	the	option	to	[On].
 
						

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Sound
Symptom \fause & Solution
There	is	no	sound	or	the	sound	is	distorted.	y\fonnect	the	audio	connection	securely.
	yThe	input	source	setting	on	the	amplifier	or	the	connection	to	the	amplifier	is	incorrect.
	yThe	unit	is	in	scan,	slow	motion,	or	pause	mode.
	yThe	sound	volume	is	low.
	y\fheck	that	the	connected	amplifier	is	compatible	with	audio	format	output	from	the	unit.
	yThe	unit’s	HDMI	OUT	jack	is	connected	to	a	DVI	device.	The	DVI	jack	does	not	accept	audio	signal.
	y\fheck	the	device	connected	to	unit’s	HDMI	OUT	jack	is	compatible	with	audio	format	output	from	the	unit.
\fustomer Support
You	can	update	the	Player	using	the	latest	software	to	enhance	the	products	operation	and/or	add	new	features.	To	obtain	the	latest	software	for	this	player	(if	updates	have	been	made),	please	visit	http://lgservice.com	or	contact	LG	Electronics	customer	care	center.
Open source software notice
To	obtain	the	corresponding	source	code	under	GPL,	LGPL	and	other	open	source	licenses,	please	visit	http://opensource.lge.com.	All	referred	license	terms,	warranty	disclaimers	and	copyright	notices	are	available	to	download	with	the	source	code.
 
						

							6	 Appendix	
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Appendix6
\fontrolling a \bV with 
the Supplied Remote 
\fontrol
You	can	control	your	TV	using	the	buttons	below.
By pressingYou can
1	( TV	POWER)Turn	the	TV	on	or	off.
AV/INPUTSwitch	the 	TV’s 	input 	source	between	the	 TV	and	other	input	sources.
PR/\fH	\f/SScan	up	or	down	through	memorized	channels.
VOL	+/–Adjust	the	volume	of	the	 TV
MUTETurn	the	TV’s	volume	on	or	off
Depending	on	the	unit	being	connected,	you	
may	not	be	able	to	control	your	 TV	using	some	
of	the	buttons.,
,No\be
Setting up the remote to 
control your \bV
You	can	operate	your	 TV	with	the	supplied	remote	control.		If	your	TV	is	listed	in	the	table	below,	set	the	appropriate	manufacturer	code.
1.	 While	holding	down	1	(TV	POWER)	button,	and	press	the	manufacturer	code	for	your	TV	with	the	numerical	buttons	(see	the	table	below).	
Manufac\furerCo\be Number
LG1(Default),	2
Zenith1,	3,	4
GoldStar1,	2
Samsung6,	7
Sony8,	9
Hitachi4
2.	 Release	the	1	(TV	POWER)	button	to	complete	setting.
Depending 	on 	your 	TV, 	some 	or 	all 	buttons 	may 	not	function	on	the	 TV,	even	after	entering	the	correct	manufacturer	code.	 When	you	replace	the	batteries	of	the	remote,	the	code	number	you	have	set	may	be	reset	to	the	default	setting.	Set	the	appropriate	code	number	again.