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System settings
Multimedia / Network
Multimedia/Network
Under the Multimedia/Network item, you can make all multimedia
and network settings for your TV set.
Select Multimedia/Network
HOME: Call Home view.
Mark System settings ,
OK call System settings.
Mark Multimedia/Network ,
go to next column.
Select desired menu item,
go to next column.
Explanation of the setting options in the Multimedia/Network
menu:
Network
settings
Under Network settings make the settings for your
network adapters.
For more information, see chapter System settings ,
section Multimedia/Network – Network
settings .
Multimedia
settings
Here you can make multimedia settings.
For more information, see chapter System settings ,
section Multimedia/Network – Multimedia
settings .
Home
Automation
Here you can make settings for a home control server
if this exists.
For more information, see chapter System
settings , section Multimedia/Network – Home
Automation .
Renderer You can allow external devices here and access your
television (renderer) via an app to play content there.
For more information, see chapter System settings ,
section Multimedia/Network – Renderer .
Mobile
Recording
With this function, you can program recordings on
your TV set from outside your home network.
For more information, see chapter System
settings , section Multimedia/Network – Mobile
Recording .
Bluetooth Here you can activate the Bluetooth function of your
TV set. This allows other Bluetooth devices to use
your TV set as a playback device. You can also use
a Bluetooth headset as a TV sound playback device.
For more information, see chapter
System set-
tings , section Multimedia/Network – Bluetooth .
TIDAL login TIDAL is a subscription-based music streaming
service that has over 40 million tracks. Register at
TIDAL.com.
Streaming
server
standby
Enter the time period that your television should
remain ready for further streaming after the last
active streaming (DR +, DLNA).
The time period always starts again after the last use
by other devices.