Mitsubishi Electric Lt 46151 Owners Guide

 3.  Using TV Features 31
The USB Media Player Menu
Displaying the Menu
Back	up	the	data	on	your	USB	drive	before	con-1. 
necting	it	to	the	TV.		Mitsubishi	is	not	responsible	
for	any	file	damage	or	data	loss.
Connect	your	USB	drive	to	the	TV’s	USB	port.2. 
The	USB Media Player	menu	displays	while	files	
are	being	read.		Wait	until	the	Play	icon	appears	
highlighted	and	in	full	color.
The TV can read photo and music files from the 
USB port.AUDIO
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From	the	USB	Menu	you...

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Thumbnail and Playlist 
Menus
JPEG Thumbnail Menu
Use	these	keys	while	viewing	JPEG	thumbnail	images	
or	the	music	tracks	in	a	playlist.
					Moves	the	highlight	from	item	to	item.
GUIDERotates	a	thumbnail	clockwise	in	90˚	
increments
		or	
ENTER
Plays	the	slide	show	or	playlist	starting	
with	the	highlighted	item.
Selects	the	last	item	on	the	current	page.
Selects	the	first	item	on	the	current	page.
		
PAGE UP/DN
Displays	the	next	or	previous	page	of	
items.
BACKDisplays	the...

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Photos and Moving Video 
as Composite Video
Connect	the	camera	to	the	TV	using	a	composite	video	
cable	if:
•	 You	are	unable	to	see	images	using	the	USB	port.
•	You	wish	to	view	moving	video	from	the	camera.
Control	the	slide	show	or	movie	through	the	camera	as	
the	TV’s	USB Media Player	menu	will	be	unavailable.		
The	display	resolution	will	be	standard-definition	(480i).
Refer	to	the	owner’s	manual	supplied	with	the	1. 
camera	for	instructions	needed	for	this	setup.
Set	the...

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Sound Projector Technology
The	TV’s	bank	of	speakers	can	be	adjusted	to	reflect	
sound	off	the	room	walls	to	create	a	surround	sound	
effect.
Setup	can	be	performed	manually	and/or	automatically,	
depending	on	your	TV	model:
Manual	setup	only151	series
Manual	or	Auto	setup153	and	249	series
To	create	the	surround	sound	effect,	the	room	walls	•	
must	reflect	sound	and	not	be	covered	with	sound-
absorbent	material.
Repeat	the	setup	procedure	if	you	reconfigure	the	•	
room’s	walls...

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Close	the	curtains.c. 
Set	levels	by	performing	the	procedure	in	d. 
“Adjusting	Levels.”
From	the	1. Initial > SoundPro	menu	go	to	the	
Custom	menu.
Position	yourself	in	your	usual	viewing	location.		2. 
Remain	in	this	position,	looking	at	the	TV,	while	
making	the	following	adjustments.
Adju3. sting Beam Angles
a. Adjust	Center Beam Angle	until	sound	is	
about	equal	in	both	ears.
b. Adjust	Left Beam Angle	to	maximize	sound	
heard	from	the	front	left	side.
c. Adjust	Right Beam...

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Auto Setup
153 and 249 Series
Auto	setup	uses	a	calibration	microphone	to	optimize	
Sound	Projector	performance	for	most	room	condi-
tions.		If	the	room	is	very	large	or	has	many	obstacles	
affecting	the	sound	beams,	you	may	wish	to	try	manual	
setup,	which	is	done	without	the	microphone.
Initial Preparation
Position	and	connect	the	TV	as	described	under	1. 
“Before	You	Begin,”	page	34.
Power	on	the	TV	and	external	subwoofer,	if	any.2. 
Plug	the	microphone	cable	into	the	TV’s	3....

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Streaming Internet Movies with VUDU
249 Series.		This	TV’s	built-in	VUDU™	capabilities	
allow	you	to	access	your	own	personal	home	video	
store	right	on	your	TV.		VUDU’s	service	offers	you:
The	largest	on-demand	HD	movie	selection	any-•	
where,	featuring	full	1080p	and	5.1	surround	sound.
All	of	Hollywood’s	latest	hits	and	classics.		Movies	•	
are	available	to	rent	or	buy	the	same	day	the	movie	
comes	out	on	DVD.
VUDU	allows	you	to	enjoy	movies	with	no	store	•	
visits,	no...

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FAVONDEMAND
GUIDEBACK
ACTIVITY
Returns	to	the	VUDU	home	menu	
while	in	VUDU.
VUDU	PLUS.		Displays	more	options	for	
the	current	selection	(if	available).PAGE UP/PAGE DOWN
Jumps	to	the	previous/next	page	
of	menu	items.
ACTIVITYTo	exit	VUDU,	press	ACTIVITY	and	
select	a	different	TV	input.
Displays	the	TV’s	MORE	menu	with	
these	special	VUDU	options:
Displays	network	information	useful	
for	troubleshooting.
Resets	VUDU	if	VUDU	stops	
responding	to	commands.
Goes	to	the...

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Introduction to Home-Theater Control
This	summary	offers	some	examples	of	control	methods	available	using	the	TV’s remote control.		You	may	wish	to	
use	one	or	more	of	these	methods	in	your	home	theater	after	completing	Auto	Input	Sensing.
Source device connected directly to the TV
Remote Control Programming (Any Connection Type)
Program	the	remote	control	to	operate	the	A /V	device.		To	control	the	device,	set	
the	remote	control	to	the	correct	mode	for	the	device	type.		See...

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TV Menus
Displays	or	clears	the	main	menu.
Moves	navigation	into	the	•	
options	area.
Selects	an	item.•	
Moves	up	one	menu	level.•	
Clears	the	current	menu.•	
		Moves	the	highlight	within	menus.
		Makes	adjustments	in	some	
menus.
Look for the key guide at 
the bottom of each menu.
Main Menu
Press	MENU	on	the	remote	control	to	open	the	main	menu	and	then	select	from	one	of	these	categories.
AdjustCustomize	picture	and	sound	settings.41
CaptionsTurn	closed	captions	on	and	off;	customize	caption...