Hitachi UZ507000, Owner'S Manual

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Smart Hub
Hyperlink
Hyperlink feature allows you to share media files on your DLNA-enabled
media PC, smart phone or tablet on the TV.
• In order to use this function, your shared media PC or smart device and the
TV must be on the same network. Also your device must have built-in media
share capability or have a third-party DLNA/UPnP media server installed.
• To start using Hyperlink feature, start the DLNA/UPnP media server on your
device.
• Start HYPERLINK application on TV from the SMART HUB page.
• TV will automatically connect to shared media device. To choose a different
device, press the RED button. A list of available devices will be displayed.
• Select your preferred media device from the list and click OK.
• Then select from either Movie, Music or Photo and press OK to enter it. You
will only see supported media files under each category.
• Select the files you want to play and press PLAY button.
FreeviewPlus
FreeviewPlus is a new service provided by most of the free-to-air broadcast
networks to enable you access Catch Up services on the TV. In order to access
FreeviewPlus interactive applications, you are required to have a good broadband
connection.
Once you’re connected to the internet, press the;
• GREEN button on your remote to launch FreeviewPlus.
• RED button on your remote to launch broadcast network content and services.
Then follow the on-screen instructions to navigate through the applications.
NOTE:
• Yo ur home network must have broadband Internet access. Contact your ISP if
you have problems maintaining a fast connection that is reliable.
• Accessing Internet content may incur access or data fees from third parties such
as your Internet service provider (ISP).
• Since all content is downloaded over the internet, there may be delay in loading
the content.
• If any of your other network connected devices such as computers, gaming
consoles and network hard drives are transferring large amounts of data across
your network (such as a file transfer, online gaming, or other instances of
streaming video), loading times of interactive applications, sound and picture
quality may be compromised.
To turn off FreeviewPlus, go to SMART HUB > Channels and set HbbTV setting to
OFF.