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tv aspect
Depending  on  the  type  of  television  you  have,  you may want to adjust the screen setting.
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Certain  movies(4:3  source) w i l l   b e   d i s p l a y e d   i n   4 : 3 Pillarbox (black bars on sides of  picture)  if  16:9  normal  is selected.
16:9 Wide•
You  can  view  the  full  16:9 picture  on  your  widescreen TV.
4:3 Letter Box•
Select when you want to see the  total  16:9  ratio  screen  a Blu-ray  Disc/DVD  supplies, even  though  you  have  a  TV with a 4:3 ratio screen. Black bars  will  appear  at  the  top and bottom of the screen.
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Select  when  you  want  to  see the 16:9 video supplied by the Blu-ray  Disc/DVD  without  the black bars on top and bottom, even  though  you  have  a  TV with a 4:3 ratio screen(extreme left  and  right  portion  of  the movie picture will be cut off).
NOTE
Depending on the disc type, some aspect ratios may not be available.If you select an aspect ratio and option which is different than the aspect ratio of your TV screen, then the picture might appear to be distorted.
If you select the 4:3 Pan-Scan or 4:3 Letter Box, 
you can't see full screen by pressing the FULL 
SCREEN button on the remote control. 
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BD Wise (Samsung Products only)
BD Wise is Samsung's latest inter-connectivity feature.
When you connect Samsung products with 
BD-Wise to each other via HDMI, the optimum 
resolution will be set automatically.
Off : The output resolution will be fi xed 
according to the Resolution previously set, 
regardless of the resolution of the disc.
On : The original resolution of the BD/DVD disc 
will be output to the TV.
NOTE
If you want to change the resolution in BD 
Wise, you must set BD Wise to Off in advance.
If you set off the BD Wise, the resolution of the 
connected TV will be adjusted to its maximum 
resolution automatically.
If the product is connected to a device that 
does not support BD Wise, you can not use 
BD Wise function.
For a proper operation of BD Wise, set the BD Wise 
menu of both the product and the TV to On.
Resolution
Sets the output resolution of the Component and 
HDMI video signal.
The number in 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 576p(480p), 
576i(480i) indicates the number of lines of video. 
The i and p indicate interlace and progressive 
scan, respectively.
Auto : It automatically checks and sets the optimal 
resolution. (HDMI only)
BD Wise : Automatically sets the optimal 
resolution when connected via HDMI to a TV with 
the BD Wise feature. (The BD Wise menu item 
appears only if BD Wise is set to On.) (HDMI only) 
1080p : Outputs 1080 lines of progressive video. (HDMI only)
1080i : Outputs 1080 lines of interlaced video.
720p : Outputs 720 lines of progressive video.
576p/480p : Outputs 576(480) lines of progressive 
video.
576i/480i : Outputs 576(480) lines of interlaced 
video. (Component & VIDEO only)
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Resolution according to the output mode
Blu-ray Disc playback
Output Setup
HDMI / connectedHDMI / not connected
HDMI ModeComponent/VIDEO ModeComponent ModeVIDEO Mode
AutoOptimal Resolution576i(480i)--
1080p, Movie Frame(24Fs) off1080p@60F576i(480i)--
1080p/1080i, Movie Frame(24Fs) on1080p@24F576i(480i)--
1080i, Movie Frame(24Fs) off1080i576i(480i)1080i576i(480i)
720p720p576i(480i)720p576i(480i)
576p(480p)576p(480p)576i(480i)576p(480p)576i(480i)
576i(480i)--576i(480i)576i(480i)
DVD playback
Output Setup
HDMI / connectedHDMI / not connected
HDMI ModeComponent/VIDEO ModeComponent ModeVIDEO Mode
AutoOptimal Resolution576i(480i)--
1080p1080p@60F576i(480i)--
1080i1080i576i(480i)576p(480p)576i(480i)
720p720p576i(480i)576p(480p)576i(480i)
576p(480p)576p(480p)576i(480i)576p(480p)576i(480i)
576i(480i)--576i(480i)576i(480i)
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If the connected TV does not support Movie Frame or the selected resolution, the message “If no pictures are shown after the selection, please wait for 15 seconds. And then, the resolution will be reverted to the previous value automatically. Would you like to make a selection?” will be displayed. If you select Yes and the resolution is not supported, the TV's screen will be blank. Please wait for 15 seconds and the resolution will be reverted to the previous value automatically.
If the screen is blank, press and hold the STOP (@) button on the front of the product for more than 5 seconds (no disc inserted). All settings are restored to the factory default. Follow the steps on the previous page to access each mode and select the Display Setup that your TV will support.
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When the factory default settings are restored, all the user data stored in the BD data will be deleted.
The Blu-ray Disc must have the 24 frame feature in order to use the Movie Frame (24Fs) mode.
If both HDMI and Component jacks are connected and you are currently viewing component output, there is a difference between resolution table and actual resolution depending on your TV.
If the HDMI Auto Detection feature does not work, you can't select the 1080p resolution or Movie Frame (24Fs).




 
						

							
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HDMI Format
You can optimize the colour setting from the 
HDMI output. Select a connected device Type.
tv : Select if connected to a TV via HDMI. 
m onitor
 : Select if connected to a Monitor via 
HDMI.
NOTE
A TV or monitor has to be connected to the 
product before you select this option.
Movie Frame (24 Fs)
Setting the Movie Frame (24Fs) feature to On
allows you to adjust the product's HDMI output to
24 frames per second for improved picture quality.
You can enjoy the Movie Frame (24Fs) feature only
on a TV supporting this frame rate. This menu can
only be selected in 1080i or 1080p HDMI output
resolution modes.
Off  : Movie Frame (24Fs) functions will not 
work.
on   :   Movie Frame (24Fs) functions will work.
NOTE
Two types of frame rates may be included, 
depending on the disc: Movie material (24 
frame) and Video material (30 frame). When the 
setting switches between Movie (24 frame) and 
Video (30 frame), the screen may blink for a 
few seconds. 
If your TV does not support Movie Frame 
(24Fs) function, the pop-up message will be 
displayed.
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Progressive Mode 
Set to improve picture quality when viewing DVDs.
Auto : Select this to have the product 
automatically set the best picture for the DVD 
you're watching.
Video : Select this for the best picture from 
Concert or TV show DVDs.
Still Mode
Set the type of picture shown when you pause 
DVD playback.
auto
: Automatically set the best still picture 
depending on the content.
Frame : Select when pausing a scene with a 
little action.
field 
: Select when pausing a scene with a lot 
of action.
HDMI Deep Color
Set to output the picture from the HDMI OUT jack 
with Deep Colour or not. Deep Colour allows more 
accurate colour reproduction with deeper colour 
depth.
a uto: The picture will be output with Deep 
Colour to the connected TV which supports 
HDMI Deep Colour.
Off : The picture will be output without Deep 
Colour.
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audioDistance
If the speakers cannot be placed at equal 
distances from the listening position, you can 
adjust the delay time of the audio signals from the 
front, centre, surround, surround back and 
subwoofer speakers.
You can set the Speaker Distance between 
1ft(0.3m) and 30ft(9.0m).
DisplayAudioSystemNetworkLanguageSecurityGeneralSupport
Settings DistanceFront L  :  10ft (3.0m) |Front R  :   10ft (3.0m)Center  :  10ft (3.0m)Surround L  :  10ft (3.0m)Surround R  :  10ft (3.0m)Surround Back L  :   10ft (3.0m)Surround Back R  :  10ft (3.0m)Subwoofer  :  10ft (3.0m)Test Tone  :  Off
Test Tone
Use the Test Tone feature to check the speaker 
connections.
Press the _, + buttons to select All.
A test tone will be sent to Front Left ; 
Centre ; Front Right ; Surround Right ; 
Surround Back L ; Surround Back R ; 
Surround Left ; Subwoofer in order so you can 
make sure the speakers are set up correctly.
To stop the test tone, press the _, + buttons to 
select Off.
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Musical Auto Calibration 
By setting the Musical Auto Calibration (MAC) 
function just once when you relocate or install the 
product, you can have the product automatically 
recognize the distance between speakers, levels 
between channels, and frequency characteristics 
to create a 7.1-channel sound field optimized for 
your environment.
ASC microphone
Musical Auto Calibration
You will hear either the Musical Auto Calibration 
mode or the User Speaker Settings.
Off: You will hear sound in the the Speaker 
Setting value.
On: You will hear sound in the Musical Auto 
Calibration mode.
Musical Auto Calibration Setting
Plug the ASC microphone into the ASC IN jack.
Place the ASC microphone at the listening position.
Musical Auto Calibration will be automatically 
set up in the following sequence: 
Front Left ; Centre ; Front Right ;  
Surround Right ; Surround Back L 
;Surround Back R ; Surround Left ; 
Subwoofer
Press the RETURN button to cancel the 
Musical Auto Calibration Setting.
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Setting the Musical Auto Calibration  
function takes about 3 minutes.
The Musical Auto Calibration setup can be made 
when there is no disc in the product.
If the ASC microphone is disconnected during the 
Musical Auto Calibration setup, the setup will be 
cancelled.
When the Musical Auto Calibration function is 
activated, the DSP, Dolby Pro Logic ll and SFE 
Mode will not work.
If the product is connected to external devices or 
other components (such as an AUX, D.IN), the 
Musical Auto Calibration Setup may not work 
properly.
EQ Optimizer
Set optimal EQ automatically depending on the 
region.
Off : Turn EQ Optimizer off.
On : Turn EQ Optimizer on.
HDMI Audio 
The audio signals transmitted over the HDMI 
Cable can be toggled On/Off.
Off : Video is transmitted over the HDMI 
connection cable only, and audio is output 
through your product speakers only. 
On : Both video and audio signals are 
transmitted over the HDMI connection cable, 
and audio is output through your TV speakers 
only.
NOTE
HDMI Audio is automatically down-mixed to 
2ch for TV speakers.
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Digital Output
Set Digital output depending on the connected 
receiver. (For more details, please refer to the 
digital output selection) 
PCM
Bistream(Re-encode)
Bistream(Audiophile)
Blu-ray Discs may include three audio streams.
-   Primary Audio : The audio soundtrack of the 
main feature.
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Secondary Audio : Additional soundtrack 
such as director or actor's commentary.
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Interactive Audio : Interactive sounds will be 
heard when selected. Interactive Audio is 
different on each Blu-ray Disc.
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Be sure to select the correct Digital Output 
or you will hear no sound or a loud noise.
If the HDMI device (Receiver, TV) is not compatible 
with compressed formats (Dolby digital, DTS), the 
audio signal outputs as PCM.
Secondary and Effect audio will not be heard with 
regular DVDs.
Some Blu-ray Discs do not have Secondary and 
Effect audio.
This Digital Output setup does not effect the 
analogue (L/R) audio or HDMI audio output to 
your TV.  
It effects the optical and HDMI audio output when 
connected to a receiver.
If you play MPEG audio soundtracks, audio signal 
outputs PCM regardless of Digital Output 
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Digital Output Selection
SetupPCMBitstream  (Re-encode)Bitstream (Audiophile)
ConnectionHDMI ReceiverOpticalHDMI Receiver or OpticalHDMI ReceiverOptical
Audio Stream on Blu-ray Disc
PCMUp to 7.1chPCM 2chDTS re-encodedPCMPCM 2ch
Dolby DigitalUp to 5.1chPCM 2chDTS re-encodedDolby DigitalDolby Digital
Dolby Digital PlusUp to 7.1chPCM 2chDTS re-encodedDolby Digital PlusDolby Digital
Dolby TrueHDUp to 7.1chPCM 2chDTS re-encodedDolby TrueHDDolby Digital
DTSUp to 6.1chPCM 2chDTS re-encodedDTSDTS
DTS-HD HRAUp to 7.1chPCM 2chDTS re-encodedDTS-HD HRADTS
DTS-HD MAUp to 7.1chPCM 2chDTS re-encodedDTS-HD MADTS
Audio Stream on DVD
PCMPCM 2chPCM 2chPCM 2chPCM 2chPCM 2ch
Dolby DigitalUp to 5.1chPCM 2chDolby DigitalDolby DigitalDolby Digital
DTSUp to 6.1chPCM 2chDTSDTSDTS
Definition for Blu-ray DiscAnyDecodes Primary, Secondary and Effect audio streams together into PCM audio.
Decodes Primary, Secondary and Effect audio streams together into PCM audio, then re-encodes the PCM audio into DTS bitstream.
Outputs only the Primary audio soundtrack (main soundtrack of the movie) so that your receiver can decode the audio bitstream. You will not hear Secondary and Effect audio.
 
						

							
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Dynamic Range Control
You can listen at low volumes but still hear dialog 
clearly. This is only active when a Dolby Digital 
signal is detected.
Auto : The Dynamic Range Control will be set 
automatically based on the information 
provided by the Dolby TrueHD Soundtrack.
Off : Turn Dynamic Range Control off.
On : Choose to listen to a movie at a lower 
volume without losing clarity of dialog.
AV Sync
Video may look slower than the audio when the 
product is connected to a digital TV. If this occurs, 
adjust the audio delay time to match the video.
You can set the audio delay time between 
0 msec and 300 msec. Set it to the optimal 
status.
System
Initial Settings
By using the Initial Settings, you can set language, TV aspect, Musical Auto Calibration and Network setting, etc. For more information on the settings, refer to the corresponding section in this user manual.
Anynet+(HDMI-CEC)
Anynet+ is a convenient function that offers linked 
operations with other Samsung products with the 
Anynet+ feature.
To operate this function, connect this product to 
a Samsung TV with an HDMI cable.
You can operate this product using a Samsung 
TV remote control and start disc playback simply 
by pressing the PLAY (+) button on the TV’s 
remote control.
For more information, please see the TV user 
manual.
Off : Anynet+ function will not work.
On : Anynet+ function will work.
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This function is not available if the HDMI cable 
does not support CEC.
If your Samsung TV has an n logo, then 
it supports the Anynet+ function.
Depending on your TV, certain HDMI output 
resolutions may not work.
Please refer to the user manual of your TV.
The Anynet+ function is supported only when 
an HDMI Cable is connected to the HDMI OUT 
of the product.
If the HDMI cable or the power code is 
unplugged, or if the product is turned off 
abnormally due to power failure, fi rst connect 
the HDMI cable again; turn on all devices 
including the product, and use the ANYNET+ 
function under the TV menu to activate all 
connected devices again.
BD Data Management
Enables you to manage the downloaded 
contents from a Blu-ray Disc that supports the 
BD-LIVE service. 
You can check the device information including 
the storage size, delete the BD data or change 
the Flash memory device. Change Device 
allows you to select either the product's 
Internal Memory or External Memory 
(connected USB Device). If the data to be 
stored from 
BD-LIVE is greater than the size of the 
remaining memory or the Internal Memory is 
full, connect an External USB device, then 
select External Device in the menu. 
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On-Screen Menu  :Disc Menu  :Audio :Subtitle  :
BD Data ManagementCurrent Device  : Internal Flash MemoryTotal Size  : 589MBAvailable Size  : 589MBDelete BD Data   \Change Device  : Internal Flash Memory
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Description of Device(Storage) Information on 
the Product
Total Size : Total size of the Device (Storage).
Available Size : Available size of the Device (Storage).
NOTE
In the external memory mode, disc playback 
will be stopped if you disconnect the USB 
device in the middle of the playback.
Only those USB  devices formatted in FAT fi le 
system (DOS 8.3 volume label) are supported, 
and it is recommended to use USB devices 
that support USB 2.0 protocol, 4 MB/sec or 
faster read/write speed.
The Resume Play function may not work after 
formatting the storage device.
The total size of BD Data Management may 
differ, depending on the software version.
Clock
Set time-related functions.
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On-Screen Menu  :Disc Menu  :Audio :Subtitle  :
ClockClock Mode  : Auto \Clock Set Time Zone  : GMT + 0:00DST   : Off
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Clock Mode : You can select Auto or Manual.
If you select Manual, the Clock Set menu will 
be activated while DST will be deactivated.
Clock Set : You can specify the current time 
and date manually.
Time Zone : You can specify the time zone 
that is applicable to your area.
DST : You can set DST (Daylight Saving Time) 
1 hour, 2 hours and off.
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DivX(R) Registration
View DivX(R) VOD Registration Code to purchase 
and play DivX(R) VOD content.
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Settings 
Initial SettingDisc Menu  :Audio :Subtitle  :DivX(R) Video On DemandYour registration code is : XXXXXXXXXXTo learn more visit www.divx.com/vodOK
 NOTE
This option is not activated if you select OK.
To activate this option, please activate the 
DivX(R) Deactivation.
DivX(R) Deactivation
Select this to get a new registration code.
DisplayAudioSystemNetworkLanguageSecurityGeneralSupport
Settings 
Initial SettingDisc Menu  :Audio :Subtitle  :Do you want to deactivate your device?
YesNo
NOTE
This function can be operated when DivX(R) Registration function is deactivated.
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network Setup
To begin setting up the network connection for 
your product, follow these steps:
In the Home menu, press the ◀▶ buttons to 
select the Settings, and then press the 
ENTER button.
Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Network, 
and then press the ENTER button.
Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Network 
Settings, and then press the ENTER button.
Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Network 
Type, and then press the ENTER button.
Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Wired or 
Wireless, and then press the ENTER button.
Go to the next section.
Network Settings 
Please contact your ISP to fi nd out if your IP address is static or dynamic. If it is dynamic, we recommend using the Auto setting. This is the easiest and will work in the majority of cases. If it is static, you must use the manual set up procedure.
Directions for wired networks are below. Directions for wireless networks are after the directions for wired networks.
Wired Network
In the Network Settings menu, press the 
▲▼ buttons to select Network Settings, 
and then press the ENTER button.
The Internet Protocol Setup screen appears.
Press the ▶ button, then select Auto or 
Manual, and then press the ENTER button.
Setting up a Wired Connecton - auto
If you selected Auto, the Network Function 
acquires and fi lls in the values for IP Address, 
Subnet Mask, etc., automatically.
NOTE
This process can take up to fi ve minutes.
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Network SettingInternet Protocol Setup  : Auto  \IP Address : 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask : 0 0 0 0 Gateway : 0 0 0 0 DNS    : Auto DNS Server : 0 0 0 0 
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After the Network Function has acquired the network values, press the RETURN button. Then, run a Network Test to ensure the product has connected to your network (See page 42).
If the Network Function does not acquire the network values or you selected Manual, go to the directions for Manual Setup.
Setting up a Wired Connecton - manual
If the Auto Setting does not work, you’ll need to set the Network Setting values manually.
To get the Network setting values from most Windows computers, follow these steps:
Right click the Network icon on the bottom right of the screen.
In the pop-up menu, click Status.
On the dialog that appears, click the Support tab.
On the Support tab, click the Details button.The Network settings are displayed.
To enter the Network settings into your product, follow these steps:
On the Internet Protocol Setup screen, press the ENTER button.
Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Manual, and then press the ENTER button.
Press the ▼ button to go to the fi rst entry fi eld (IP Address).

Network SettingInternet Protocol Setup  : Manual \IP Address : 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask : 255 255 255 0 Gateway : 0 0 0 0 DNS   : ManualDNS Server : 0 0 0 0 
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Use the number buttons on your remote to 
enter numbers.
When done with each fi eld, use the ▶ 
button to move successively to the next 
fi eld.
You can also use the other arrow buttons to 
move up, down, and back.
Enter the IP Address, Subnet Mask, and 
Gateway values.
Press the ▼ button to go to DNS.
Press the ▼ button to go to the fi rst DNS 
entry fi eld.
Press the RETURN button on your remote.
Run a Network Test to ensure the product 
has connected to your network (See page 
42).
Wireless Network
You can setup the wireless network three ways:
Using PBC (WPS)
Using the Auto Network Search function.
Manually.
Each method is described below.
Setting up the Wireless network 
Connection - PBC (WPS)
The easiest way to set up the wireless network connection is using the PBC (WPS) function.If your wireless router has a PBC (WPS) button, follow these steps:
In the Network Settings menu, press the 
▲▼ buttons to select Network Settings, 
and then press the ENTER button.
The Internet Protocol Setup screen appears.
Press the RED(A) button on the remote 
control.
Press the PBC (WPS) button on your router 
within two minutes. Your product displays 
the Network Selection Screen, and 
automatically acquires all the network 
setting values it needs and connects to your 
network. When it is done, it displays an OK 
button. Press the ENTER button on your 
remote.
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press the RETURN button to exit the 
Network Setting screen.
Setting up the Wireless network 
Connection - auto network Search
Most wireless networks have an optional security system that requires devices that access the network to transmit an encrypted security code called an Access or Security Key. The Security Key is based on a Pass Phrase, typically a word or a series of letters and numbers of a specifi ed length you were asked to enter when you set up security for your wireless network. If you use this method of setting up the network connection, and have a Security Key for your wireless network, you will have to enter the Pass Phrase during the setup process.
Setting Up the Network Connection
To set up the wireless connection using Auto Network Search, follow these steps:
In the Network Settings menu, press the 
▲▼ buttons to select Network Settings, 
and then press the ENTER button.
The Internet Protocol Setup screen appears.
Press the ▲▼ buttons to select the 
Internet Protocol Setup, and then press 
the ENTER button.
Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Auto or 
Manual, and then press the ENTER button.
If you selected Auto, press the ▲ button to 
go to Select a network, and then press the 
ENTER button.
The Network function searches for available 
wireless networks.
When done, it displays a list of the available 
networks.
Network SettingSelect a network : Not SelectedInternet Protocol Setup  : Auto  \IP Address : 0 0 0 0 Subnet Mask : 0 0 0 0 Gateway : 0 0 0 0 DNS    : AutoDNS Server : 0 0 0 0 a PBC (WPS)    > Move     " Enter    ' Return
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