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Table of contents

Safety precautions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2
Supplied accessories . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .3

Getting started

HDD and media information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .6

- Recordable/playable contents

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- Recording mode

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- Notes

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Unit care . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13
Control reference guide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .14
Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .17

- Basic connections

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- Amplifier/receiver connections

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- Network connection

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Settings . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .20

- TV operation buttons

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- Easy Setting

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- Easy Network Setting

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FUNCTION MENU screen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .24

Watching broadcasts

Watching broadcasts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .25

- Using Channel List

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- Using TV Guide system for Australia

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- Using TV Guide system for New Zealand

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- Using channel information

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- Operations while watching broadcast

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- REWIND LIVE TV/PAUSE LIVE TV

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Recording

Recording TV programmes. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .30

- Operation during Recording

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Timer recording. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .32

- Operation for Australia

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- Operation for New Zealand

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- Manually programming timer recording

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- Timer recording options

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- Timer recording from channel information

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- Notes on timer recording

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- To confirm and edit a timer programme

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Playing back video

Playing titles on the HDD . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .39

- Video Menu screen

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- Video list screen

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Playing titles on the media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .42

- Notes for BD-Live discs

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Operation during play . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .44

- General operations

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- 3D video playback

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Editing video

Deleting/Editing titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .47

- Deleting recorded titles

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- Editing recorded titles

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- Deleting video files on the HDD

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Copying video

Copying titles . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .52

- Copying video files

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Photo and Music

Playing photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54

- Photo Menu screen

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- Photo play option

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- Slideshow settings

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Editing photos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .56
Copying photos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57

- Selecting and copying the photos

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- Copying automatically

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Playing music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .58

- Playing music CD (CD-DA)

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- Playing music file on the media

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- Playing music file on the HDD

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- Operations during music play

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Copying/Deleting music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .60

- Copying

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- Deleting

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Network

Smart Home Networking (DLNA) . . . . . . . . . .61

- Using this unit as Server

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- Using this unit as Client

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- Using this unit as Media Renderer

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- Using Miracast

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- Using Smart Home Networking (DLNA) with

Wi-Fi Direct

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TV Anytime . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65
Enjoying Network Service. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .65

With Other Equipment

Copying the HD Video (AVCHD) . . . . . . . . . .66
Registering the external HDD (USB HDD) . . .67

- Connecting the USB HDD

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- Disconnecting the USB HDD

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- Registering the USB HDD

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Summary of Contents for DMR-BWT750

Page 1: ...ray Disc Player HDD Recorder Model No DMR PWT550 Software Firmware Update Blu ray Disc technology and broadcast services continue to add new features As they evolve firmware updates may be required to support the latest features Panasonic strives to continually update firmware as new technology is released It s very important you install the latest updates to maintain proper operation of your unit...

Page 2: ...so that the mains plug can be unplugged from the socket outlet immediately Unit This unit utilizes a laser Use of controls or adjustments or performance of procedures other than those specified herein may result in hazardous radiation exposure Do not place sources of naked flames such as lighted candles on this unit This unit may receive radio interference caused by mobile telephones during use If...

Page 3: ...ntent This unit adopts the following technology for copyright protection Cinavia Notice This product uses Cinavia technology to limit the use of unauthorized copies of some commercially produced film and videos and their soundtracks When a prohibited use of an unauthorized copy is detected a message will be displayed and playback or copying will be interrupted More information about Cinavia techno...

Page 4: ...Playing titles on the HDD 39 Video Menu screen 39 Video list screen 41 Playing titles on the media 42 Notes for BD Live discs 43 Operation during play 44 General operations 44 3D video playback 46 Editing video Deleting Editing titles 47 Deleting recorded titles 47 Editing recorded titles 47 Deleting video files on the HDD 51 Copying video Copying titles 52 Copying video files 53 Photo and Music P...

Page 5: ...her operations 87 Format SD Card 87 Entering text 87 Switching the aspect ratio of the screen 88 HOLD function 88 Troubleshooting Troubleshooting guide 89 General operation 89 Displays 90 TV screen and video 90 Sound 91 Recording timer recording and copying 92 Play 92 Edit 93 Photo 93 USB 93 TV Guide 93 Broadcast 94 VIERA Link 94 Network 94 Reset 94 Messages on the front panel display 95 When you ...

Page 6: ...HDD HDD Video AVCHD AVCHD 3D MP4 MPEG2 Xvid MKV WAV FLAC AAC MP3 WMA JPEG MPO 3D photo External hard disk drive USB HDD 10 USB_HDD Video 1 AVCHD AVCHD 3D 2 3 MP4 MPEG2 Xvid MKV JPEG WAV FLAC AAC MP3 WMA MPO 3D photo BD Video BD V Video BD RE BD RE DL BD RE Video AVCHD AVCHD 3D JPEG MPO 3D photo BD R BD R DL BD R Video AVCHD AVCHD 3D 2 Xvid MKV DVD Video 4 DVD V Video DVD R DVD R DL DVD R Video AVC...

Page 7: ...eo AVCHD 2 R R DL R Video AVCHD 2 JPEG MPO 3D photo WAV FLAC AAC MP3 WMA RW RW Video AVCHD 2 Audio CD CD DA CD Music CD including CD R RW Xvid MKV JPEG MPO 3D photo WAV FLAC AAC MP3 WMA SD Cards SD MP4 MPEG2 JPEG MPO 3D photo AVCHD AVCHD 3D 2 USB memory USB AVCHD AVCHD 3D 2 3 MP4 MPEG2 Xvid MKV JPEG MPO 3D photo WAV FLAC AAC MP3 WMA Playable contents as DLNA client Refer to Playable contents 62 1 ...

Page 8: ...files We recommend that you limit the depth of folder trees to about five levels The video file and subtitle text files are inside the same folder and the file names are the same except for the file extensions Some files may not be played back even if they have these extensions Information about contents Media Maximum titles HDD 3000 Media Maximum titles HDD 3000 Media Folders Files HDD 20000 BD R...

Page 9: ... XP SP LP EP Feature Programmes can be recorded in a nearly perfect broadcasted state Recording can be done with reduced recording volume in HD quality Recording can be done with reduced recording volume in SD quality Quality Quality as the broadcast High definition 1 Standard definition Multiple audio Audio Description 3 Record all multiple audio Record only one audio Subtitles Can be recorded Ca...

Page 10: ... storage device class This unit does not guarantee connection with all USB devices Notes Notes for an External HDD USB HDD Notes for the disc Region management information The unit can play back BD Video DVD Video discs of the following regions codes including ALL e g BD Video DVD Video Playable discs BD Video Blu ray 3D BD Live BD ROM Version 2 4 DVD Video DVD Video format CD DA Audio CD BD RE ba...

Page 11: ... guaranteed Notes for the SD cards Compatible SD card SD Memory Card from 8 MB to 2 GB FAT12 and FAT16 formats SDHC Memory Card from 4 GB to 32 GB FAT32 format SDXC Memory Card 48 GB 64 GB exFAT format Using miniSD card or microSD card Mini type and micro type cards can also be used but must be used with adaptor cards optional To format an SD card Refer to Format SD Card 87 Usable memory is slight...

Page 12: ...n discs Do not use the following discs Discs with exposed adhesive from removed stickers or labels rental discs etc Discs that are badly warped or cracked Irregularly shaped discs Do not expose the terminals of the SD card to water garbage or other strange things Do not place in the following areas In hot places such as under the direct sunlight In very dusty or humid areas Locations susceptible t...

Page 13: ...empty 1 Switch the unit to standby mode Wait until BYE disappears from the display 2 Remove the AC mains lead from the household mains socket 3 Move only after the unit has come to a complete stop approx 3 minutes in order to avoid subjecting to vibration and shock Even after the unit is switched to standby mode the HDD continues operating for a short time The registration of the USB HDD may be ca...

Page 14: ...sly watched channel 25 6 Basic operations for recording and play REWIND LIVE TV PAUSE LIVE TV 29 7 Show Information 28 40 44 8 Selection OK Frame by frame 44 9 Show Video Menu Top Menu Pop up Menu 39 45 Show OPTION menu 47 56 69 Colour buttons Use in accordance with instruction on the screen Start recording 30 Select a conversion mode recording mode 30 Show the Timer Recording screen 36 Create cha...

Page 15: ...y watched channel 25 6 Basic operations for recording and play REWIND LIVE TV PAUSE LIVE TV 29 7 Show Information 28 40 44 8 Selection OK Frame by frame 44 9 Show Video Menu Top Menu Pop up Menu 39 45 Show OPTION menu 47 56 69 Colour buttons Use in accordance with instruction on the screen Start recording 30 Select a conversion mode recording mode 30 To delete unwanted recorded titles timer progra...

Page 16: ...mall amount of power 4 Disc tray 5 USB port 6 SD card slot When removing the SD card press on the centre of the card and pull it straight out Pull to flip down the front panel Display SD card USB memory Disc Display 1 Drive HDD BD or SD indicator 2 Disc indicator 3 Copying indicator 4 USB port indicator 5 SD card slot indicator 6 Remote control signal indicator 7 Timer recording indicator This ind...

Page 17: ...when this unit is connected to a 3D or 4K compatible TV Before connection turn off all equipment and read the appropriate operating instructions To enjoy 4K output you need to connect this unit to a 4K compatible TV When outputting 1080p or 24p 4K signal please use HDMI cables 5 0 meters or less It is recommended that you use Panasonic s HDMI cable In case problems occur for the playback of conten...

Page 18: ... necessary to connect the TV and the amplifier receiver with a digital audio cable to enjoy the TV audio on the amplifier receiver When you do not want the audio to be output from the TV set HDMI Audio Output to Off 71 79 When the unit is not to be used for a long time To save power unplug it from the household mains socket This unit consumes a small amount of power even when the unit is in standb...

Page 19: ...s needed 22 Easy Network Setting Precautions of Wireless LAN connection The following limits are in place regarding the usage of this unit You must be aware of these limits before using this unit Panasonic will in no way be responsible for any incidental damage which may arise due to a failure to obey these limits or to any condition of use or disuse of this unit Data transmitted and received over...

Page 20: ...right Select and enter buttons To return to the previous screen To exit the screen FUNCTION MENU 24 TV operation buttons Brand Code Brand Code AIWA 35 BENQ 58 59 BRANDT 10 15 CENTREX 66 CURTIS 05 DESMET 05 ELEMIS 05 FINLUX 61 Panasonic 01 02 03 04 AKAI 27 30 BEKO 05 71 72 73 74 BUSH 05 DAEWOO 64 65 DUAL 05 FERGUSON 10 34 FISHER 21 MITSUBISHI 05 19 20 47 METZ 05 28 79 MIVAR 24 NEC 36 NOKIA 25 26 27...

Page 21: ...ck Start then press OK For details refer to Quick Start 82 6 If the TV aspect setting screen appears Select the item to match the type of TV connected For details refer to TV Aspect 78 When Easy Setting has been completed appears Easy Setting is complete Select Yes to set network settings Select No to finish the Easy Setting To stop partway Press RETURN To restart setup 1 Press FUNCTION MENU 20 2 ...

Page 22: ...will not be displayed Enter manually by using Wireless Settings 71 79 If your wireless network is encrypted Encryption Key Input Screen will be displayed Input the encryption key of your network 3 Select Set then press OK WPS PUSH button If your Wireless router supports WPS PUSH button you can easily perform the settings by pressing WPS button on it WPS Wi Fi Protected Setup is a standard that fac...

Page 23: ...has adequate security system to prevent unauthorised access Refer to the operating instructions of the hub or router If you set Home Network function or TV Anytime to On the setting for Quick Start is fixed to On Do not use this unit to connect to any wireless network for which you do not have usage rights During automatic searches in a wireless network environment wireless networks SSID for which...

Page 24: ...MP4 Xvid MKV Photo Music Contents on HDD RETURN Press OK Press e g FUNCTION MENU list Media Disc SD Card USB device USB HDD TV Guide 26 27 Timer Recording 36 Network Service 65 Contents on HDD Recorded Programmes 39 Video AVCHD 39 Video MP4 Xvid MKV 41 Photo 54 Music 59 Home Network Miracast 63 DLNA Client 62 Media Renderer 63 Wi Fi Direct 64 Setup Basic Settings 71 You can change the unit s setti...

Page 25: ... case enter the 4 digit PIN with the number buttons by following the on screen instructions Make a note of the PIN you have decided on in case you forget it PIN can be changed via PIN Entry 83 You can select from the list of channel names 1 Press OK 2 Select the channel then press OK To edit the channel list Refer to Channel List 73 Instructions for operations are generally described using the rem...

Page 26: ...ed Select the area then press STATUS Some broadcasters may not send the programme data You cannot retrieve the data from them To set a timer Recording using the TV Guide System Refer to Operation for Australia 32 To search the programmes Refer to To search the programmes 33 Selection of channel is made easy by creating a Favourite of the channels you watch often 73 Favourites Edit Using TV Guide s...

Page 27: ...ay the TV Guide screen 1 Channel logo and date for the listings shown below 2 Programme times and names 3 Display navigation 4 A mini screen showing the programme you were previously watching with channel name and current time 5 Synopsis for the currently highlighted programme 6 Parental Rating and Captioning information To show other channels Press 2 1 To select other programmes Press 3 4 To view...

Page 28: ...gramme every time it is pressed When appears in channel information left 1 Press TEXT 2 Use 3 4 2 1 number buttons or colour buttons etc according to on screen instructions You can change the display mode 71 77 Teletext You can switch the screen mode Refer to Switching the aspect ratio of the screen 88 Using channel information e g HDD 71 20 DR 1 XXXX 1 Now HE AAC AD Rating G Change category All D...

Page 29: ...s 2 When you want to resume Press PLAY a1 3 1 You can perform search or Quick View etc If temporary save stops playback will be performed by that point While pausing or rewinding a broadcast Press STATUS Press STATUS again 1 The time that you can rewind the live programme 2 The amount of time temporarily saved on HDD 3 The time of the current playback position To stop REWIND LIVE TV or PAUSE LIVE ...

Page 30: ...nversion will take about the same time as the recorded duration When the HDD does not have enough remaining space conversion will not start Conversion is stopped when this unit is turned on Conversion will start from the beginning again once the unit is switched to standby mode When converted audio content subtitle and Audio Description For_New_Zealand will be converted with the same settings as a...

Page 31: ...MENU is displayed on the recording programme 2 Select the title then press OK Operation during Recording To check the recording programme To stop recording When recording two programmes If the following screen appears 1 Select the programme then press OK 2 Select Yes then press OK REC2 HDD REC1 OTR AUTO 5 Recording programme displayed on the TV Recording programme not displayed on the TV Stop Reco...

Page 32: ...d button The timer icon F red is displayed If on screen instructions are displayed follow them Some broadcasters may not send programme information When programme information is not displayed correctly use manual timer recording 36 You can set the start and finish time to make the timer recording work successfully 71 75 Timer Record Start Buffer Timer Record Stop Buffer To use TV Guide system Oper...

Page 33: ...mes may not be recorded completely Overlapped Timer Recording Keep Change Please delete unnecessary programme to resolve OK RETURN Overlapped Timer Recording New Programme Confirm Delete Repeat WED 11 10 XXXXX XXXXX TWO Wales Existing Programmes WED 11 10 Holiday WED 11 10 Animals Episode 01 02 R XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX XXXXX R Various functions with TV Guide This unit has several functions that enable ...

Page 34: ...screen appears 2 Select the programme then press the red button If on screen instructions are displayed follow them The timer programme is stored and R icon Single timer recording or S icon Series timer recording is displayed Timer programme is set for all the episodes of a series programme Some broadcasters may not send programme information When programme information is not displayed correctly u...

Page 35: ...e or on another channel Repeat programmes Series Timer Rec will not be selectable Titles recorded using Series Timer Rec are bundled and displayed as a group in the Video Menu screen 39 The series recording will be cancelled if there has been no episode of the series for 13 weeks If Overlapped Timer Recording screen appears You can eliminate the overlapping or may change with repeat event for the ...

Page 36: ...version Only when item other than OFF is selected in Conv Title Name 1 Select Title Name then press OK 2 Refer to Entering text 87 For_Australia To use Guide Link To use Guide Link You can choose whether or not to use the Guide Link function by pressing the blue button Manually programming timer recording 1 Display the Timer recording list 1 Press FUNCTION MENU 2 Select Timer Recording then press ...

Page 37: ... about last 1 minute of earlier programme will not be recorded Timer recording will not start while copying HD Video AVCHD from USB device or SD card converting a title in File Conversion Only when Now is selected copying video photos music files formatting When Pure Sound mode is activated timer recording does not start during playback of BD Video DVD Video or music CD 75 For_Australia When recor...

Page 38: ...D TUE 06 01 2015 XXXXXX Delete Info New Timer Programme TUE 14 01 TUE 14 01 XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX XXXXXX TUE 14 01 TUE 14 01 DR HG DR DR OK OK Resolve overlap Guide Guide e g Screen icons F Red Timer recording standby is activated Grey Timer recording standby is deactivated Currently recording programme A part or all of the programme will not be recorded since the progra...

Page 39: ...right To play video files Select Video MP4 Xvid MKV then press OK The video list screen appears 41 4 Select the title then press OK Playback will start Contents on HDD Recorded programmes can be played OK RETURN Video AVCHD Recorded Programmes Video MP4 Xvid MKV Photo Music Playback Last Stopped Beginning Where do you want to start playback from OK RETURN Video Menu screen e g 1 Tab 40 2 Programme...

Page 40: ... Change the TV System 71 78 Radio programme 3D contents This icon will not be displayed even with 3D programmes when a broadcast programme is recorded Recorded in 1080 50p contents Recorded in 1080 60p contents Title is restricted by Child Lock Parental Rating 74 Title has been recorded in Series timer recording Title has been recorded in Series timer recording and has not yet been played Recordin...

Page 41: ...rdless of the image quality When this unit is connected to a TV that is 4K and 24p 25p compatible When HDMI Video Format is set to Automatic 78 When 24p 25p Conversion is set to Auto 70 This unit can not output 4K image when playing back in 3D Editing the grouped titles Changing the group name Playback from Chapter View Regarding chapters You can divide a title into multiple chapters Each section ...

Page 42: ... position or the screen appears AVCHD If the menu screen is not displayed Press PLAY a1 3 1 2 When the Video Menu screen or menu screen etc appears Select the item or title then press OK Repeat this step if necessary Playback will start Some files may not be played back depending on the video resolution and frame rate condition When the following conditions are met videos are played back in 4K reg...

Page 43: ...nt in Setup then press OK 3 Select Delete BD Video data then press OK 4 Select Yes then press OK 5 Select Start then press OK 6 Press OK The usable functions and the operating method may vary with each disc please refer to the instructions on the disc You can restrict Internet access when BD Live functions are used 71 74 BD Live When Pure Sound mode is set to On this unit cannot use BD Live functi...

Page 44: ...ctive when playing back the disc Quick View may not work when recording in XP mode Press SLOW SEARCH 6 or SLOW SEARCH 5 Press PLAY a1 3 1 to restart play Press PAUSE Press PLAY a1 3 1 to restart play While paused press SLOW SEARCH 6 or SLOW SEARCH 5 Press PLAY a1 3 1 to restart play The speed increases up to 5 steps Xvid MKV MP4 and MPEG2 Slow motion is not effective BD V AVCHD DVD R SD Forward di...

Page 45: ...ress SKIP or SKIP 9 and skip to the location you want to delete 2 Press CHAPTER 3 Select Yes then press OK Press AUDIO It will switch depending on the contents recorded every time it is pressed For_New_Zealand If Audio Description is set to Automatic Audio Description will be given priority when playing if available 74 1 Press STTL 2 Press OK 3 Select On or Off then press OK If you want to switch ...

Page 46: ... the Side by Side Half programme types Please refrain from viewing 3D images if you do not feel well or are experiencing visual fatigue In the event that you experience dizziness nausea or other discomfort while viewing 3D images discontinue use and rest your eyes Depending on the connected TV the video being played back might switch to 2D video due to changes in resolution etc Check the 3D settin...

Page 47: ...en Select the title 2 Press OPTION 3 Select the item then press OK e g Multiple editing Select the title then press the yellow button in step 1 A check mark is displayed Repeat this step Press the yellow button again to cancel PIN is required to edit the titles with in some functions 40 Deleting recorded titles e g Deleting during play Time Remaining 45 54 DR HDD Page Select Grouped Titles Start T...

Page 48: ...ctions Up to 20 sections can be set go to step 2 4 Select Delete then press OK Chapter Mark is generated in the scene that was partially deleted 5 Press RETURN 1 Select Divide Title in Edit then press OK 2 Press OK at the point to divide the title You can find the desired point by using play search etc 44 3 Select Continue then press OK 4 Select Divide then press OK To confirm the division point A...

Page 49: ...re not included Off Audio Description will not be recorded Timing Now Conversion begins immediately after step 4 Timer recording will not be performed during conversion During standby Conversion will be performed after the unit is switched to standby mode 3 Select the item then press OK Convert Delete The original title will be deleted to save HDD capacity after conversion Convert Only The origina...

Page 50: ...nverted title might increase depending on the title File Conversion is stopped when this unit is turned on during performing During standby conversion Conversion will start from the beginning again once the unit is switched to standby mode When converted 3D information may not be retained In titles with the Auto Renewal Recording function 36 set a programme may be unintentionally converted while i...

Page 51: ...ed chapter is combined to the next chapter Playback from Chapter View Refer to Playback from Chapter View 41 The maximum number of chapters Depends on the state of recording Approx 1000 per title When the title has the maximum number of chapters you cannot perform the Resume play function 39 HDD 2 Press DELETE 3 Select Yes then press OK Multiple deleting Select the file or folder then press the ye...

Page 52: ...ill be deleted The recording mode cannot be changed 1 Connect the USB HDD 2 Press FUNCTION MENU 3 Select Recorded Programmes in Contents on HDD then press OK 4 Select the title then press the yellow button A check mark is displayed Repeat this step Press the yellow button again to cancel 5 Press the blue button 6 Select Yes then press OK If you select No you can change the selection right To chang...

Page 53: ...he names of folders files cannot be changed after they are copied to the HDD We recommend that you create a folder with an easily identifiable name on a PC or other device first and use the folder to perform copying Up to 1000 files can be copied at once Xvid and MKV Copying from the HDD to the SD card is not possible Copying video files HDD SD USB HDD 1 On the video list screen Select the file or...

Page 54: ...FUNCTION MENU 2 Select Photo in Contents on HDD then press OK Except HDD 1 Insert or connect the media The menu screen appears 42 2 Select View Photos then press OK 2 Select the folder then press OK e g HDD To select the tab Press 2 1 Start Slideshow Refer to Slideshow settings 55 HDD Switching to the Calendar screen Press PAUSE 3 Select the photo then press OK Press 2 1 to display the previous or...

Page 55: ...mation Information shooting date etc is shown Wallpaper A photo being played back is registered as wallpaper on the FUNCTION MENU screen 24 Slideshow settings Start Slideshow You can start a slideshow Interval You can set up the time until the next photo is to display Transition Effect Effect for the next photo to display can be set Repeat Play You can set up to play back repeatedly Music Selectio...

Page 56: ... cancel e g HDD HDD Page Select Slideshow Calendar 03 01 2012 29 10 2012 25 02 2013 15 03 2013 0002 0002 Copy OK RETURN 8 12 18 4 Photo Menu All 3D Page Up Page Down CH Enter Folder Name Refer to Entering text 87 Combine Folders HDD Select Yes then press OK Delete Folder Select Yes then press OK Move Photos HDD Select Move to new folder or Move to another folder then press OK If Move to another fo...

Page 57: ...e name of the copied photos will be changed Selecting and copying the photos HDD SD BD RE DVD R R CD HDD SD USB_HDD SD USB HDD 1 On the Photo Menu screen To copy the folder Select the folder then press the blue button To copy the photo 1 Select the folder then press OK 2 Select the photos to copy then press the blue button To select multiple folders or photos Press the yellow button when selecting...

Page 58: ...rge amount of photo data etc within a music file play may not be possible Playing music CD CD DA Music Menu No Track Name Play Time Track List 01 02 03 04 05 CD 3 43 0 02 Track 1 e g Playing music file on the media 2 Select Play Copy Music then press OK The music list screen appears 3 Select the item then press OK Repeat this step if necessary Playback will start Screen icons Folder Music Move to ...

Page 59: ...ess SLOW SEARCH 6 or SLOW SEARCH 5 Press PLAY a1 3 1 to restart play Press SKIP or SKIP 9 Refer to Repeat Play or Random in Basic Operation menu 69 Refer to Sound Effects in Sound Settings menu 70 To play music continuously even if the Power off link works Refer to Playing music continuously even after turning off power to the TV 85 Playing music file on the HDD Operations during music play Stop P...

Page 60: ... the folder will be copied Up to 1000 files can be copied at once HDD 1 On the music list screen Select the file or folder 2 Press DELETE 3 Select Yes then press OK Multiple deleting Select the file or folder then press the yellow button in step 1 A check mark is displayed Repeat this step Press the yellow button again to cancel All files in the folder will be deleted Copying 1 On the music list s...

Page 61: ...f equipment connected via a network refer to their respective operating instructions DLNA function compatible software should be installed Preparation When DLNA Server Function is deactivated make the settings 71 81 Home Network Settings 1 Operate the playback equipment Client to display the list of contents on this unit Refer to their respective operating instructions 2 Select the item then press...

Page 62: ...back may not be possible Playlist of Windows Media Player can play back only the contents that are stored in the libraries While playing back the 3D programme you cannot set 3D Settings 46 Items displayed in grey on the display cannot be played back by this unit Depending on the performance of the connected PC video frames may be dropped during playback or video may not be played back at all When ...

Page 63: ...y this unit This unit can be played back via connected equipment only when controlled using Digital Media Controller Depending on the performance of the connected PC video frames may be dropped during playback or video may not be played back at all You can enjoy the content you are viewing on a Miracast compatible smartphone etc on the big screen of your TV Compatible with AndroidTM device ver 4 2...

Page 64: ... not found even after the search is run again select Next and change the connection method Select the connection method according to the device to be connected Using Smart Home Networking DLNA with Wi Fi Direct 5 When selected DLNA Client Go to step 4 on page 62 When selected DLNA Server Operate the playback equipment Client When selected Media Renderer Operate the Digital Media Controller Wi Fi D...

Page 65: ...le buttons 3 4 2 1 OK RETURN colour buttons and number buttons To exit Press EXIT In the following cases settings are possible using Network Service Settings 71 80 When restricting the use of Network Service When the audio is distorted If using slow Internet connection the video may not be displayed correctly A high speed Internet service with a speed of at least 6 Mbps is recommended This unit do...

Page 66: ...ng Press and hold RETURN for 3 seconds The original file must be in the AVCHD standard If you connect a Panasonic product with a USB connection cable setup screen may be displayed on the connected equipment For details refer to the instructions for the connected equipment An AVCHD title with 100 or more scenes will be divided into titles every 99th scene and copied This unit cannot copy the titles...

Page 67: ...ne USB HDD For recorded titles 10 can be connected at the same time Do not connect additional HDDs using a USB hub For details about connection method refer to the instructions supplied with the USB HDD Please use the following procedure to disconnect Disconnecting without following this procedure may result in the loss of recorded content from the USB HDD or the internal HDD 1 Press FUNCTION MENU...

Page 68: ...ring a new USB HDD The message screen appears 1 Select Yes then press OK 2 Select the USB HDD to cancel then press OK The confirmation screen appears 3 Select Yes then press OK 6 When the registering is complete message screen appears Press OK 7 The confirmation screen appears Press OK To cancel all USB HDD registrations Refer to Cancellation of all USB HDD Registrations 76 If you register a USB H...

Page 69: ...tle Settings On Audio Channel LR Audio Selection eng Dolby D Repeat Play Off Aspect Normal Menu Item Setting e g Basic Operation Soundtrack Show or change the soundtrack For_Australia Audio Selection Switch in the case of multiple audio For_New_Zealand Audio Selection AD Switch in the case of multiple audio and Audio Description Audio Channel Change audio LR L R during playback Subtitle Settings T...

Page 70: ... Film Select this if the edges of the film content appear jagged or rough when Auto is selected However if the video content is distorted as shown in the illustration to the right then select Auto Reset to Default Picture Settings Restores the default settings of the Picture Settings menu Sound Settings Sound Effects This function is effective when Digital Audio Output is set to PCM 77 Night Surro...

Page 71: ...gital TV Tuning Favourites Edit 73 Channel List 73 Auto Setup 73 Download from TV 73 Manual Tuning 73 Update Channel List 73 Child Lock Parental Rating 74 Signal Condition 74 For_Australia New Channel Message 74 For_New_Zealand Preferred Language 74 For_New_Zealand Audio Description 74 For_Australia HbbTV Setting 74 HDD Disc USB HDD Settings for Playback 74 3D BD Video Playback 74 Soundtrack 74 Su...

Page 72: ...ess Settings 79 Connection Setting 79 Double Speed Mode Setting 2 4GHz 79 IP Address DNS Settings 80 Proxy Server Settings 80 Network Service Settings 80 Second Screen Browsing 80 Lock 80 Automatic Volume Control 80 Notice 80 TV Anytime Settings 80 TV Anytime 80 Device ID 80 Initialize Device Password 80 Home Network Settings 81 Home Network function 81 Setting device name 81 Conversion Setting fo...

Page 73: ...Press 3 4 2 1 to select a character then press OK Repeat this step to enter other characters Red Delete a character Blue Delete all characters 3 Press RETURN Channel List You can edit the channel list To hide unwanted channels 1 Select the channel 2 Press OK The check mark is removed Yellow Reveal all channels To change the channel number assignment 1 Select the channel to change then press the gr...

Page 74: ... recording and copying Audio Description will be recorded For_Australia HbbTV Setting Turn on off the HbbTV service When On is selected HbbTV service are available HDD Disc USB HDD Settings for Playback 3D BD Video Playback Select the playback method of 3D compatible video software Soundtrack Select the audio language If Original is selected the original language of each disc will be selected Ente...

Page 75: ...ected the title will be recorded with the original aspect ratio XP SP or LP mode If Automatic is selected the title will be recorded with the original aspect ratio at the time when recording started including when recording started at a commercial etc EP mode If Automatic is selected aspect is fixed to 4 3 For_Australia Chapter Creation Set the Chapter Creation method Even if Automatic is selected...

Page 76: ...he content from a USB HDD whose registration has been cancelled Picture Still Mode Select the type of picture shown when you pause play Field Select if jittering occurs when Automatic is selected The picture is coarser Frame Select if small text or fine patterns cannot be seen clearly when Automatic is selected The picture is clearer and finer Sound Dynamic Range Compression To lower the dynamic r...

Page 77: ...respective audio format Not making the proper settings may result in noise BD Video Secondary Audio Turn on off the clicking sound on the menu and audio with secondary video Audio Delay Mis sync between the video and audio is corrected by delaying the audio output Audio Type for Digital Broadcast If the programme has more than one track Dolby Digital etc you can set priorities This setting will gi...

Page 78: ...tem Set in accordance with the TV System for the connected TV HDMI Connection HDMI Video Format You can only select items compatible with the connected equipment If Automatic is selected the output resolution best suited to the connected TV 1080p 1080i 720p or 576p 480p is automatically selected To enjoy High Quality Video up converted to 1080p you need to connect the unit to 1080p compatible HDTV...

Page 79: ...work Easy Network Setting Press OK to start Easy Network Setting 22 Network Settings LAN Connection Mode Select the LAN connection method When not using wireless LAN when turning it off select Wired Wireless Settings This allows to set and check the connection settings of the Wireless router Connection Setting The Wireless router connection wizard will be displayed Double Speed Mode Setting 2 4GHz...

Page 80: ...e network on the big screen of your TV Lock You can restrict using Network Service PIN is required to change 25 Automatic Volume Control Volume is adjusted automatically to the standard volume while using Network Service Depending on contents this function will not work Select Off when the audio is warped Notice Displays the terms of service for the cloud services You must agree to the terms of us...

Page 81: ...DLNA Client compatible equipment this setting reduces the chance of break ups and freezing of an image by lowering the image quality When this is set to On switching the channel or starting playback will take longer Resolution Setting for DLNA When Conversion Setting for DLNA is set to On select the image quality Registration type for remote devices Automatic All connected devices on the same netw...

Page 82: ...matic Stop or Recording Time 30 Automatic Standby after Copy On This unit is turned to standby mode when it is not operated for approximately 5 minutes after completing copy 52 RF OUT Aerial Signal Set whether to output the broadcasting signal from RF OUT or not while in standby mode When Quick Start is not activated If On is selected the aerial signal is output from this unit Power Save for Netwo...

Page 83: ...PIN with the number buttons Make a note of PIN in case you forget it e g 3 Press OK OK Remember the PIN PIN Entry 0 0 0 0 System Update Software Update in Standby When you set this unit to standby mode software firmware updates 86 are downloaded automatically at the time you have specified For_New_Zealand Software Update Now Broadcast Refer to Software Firmware Update 86 Software Update Now Intern...

Page 84: ...lution greater than 3840k2160 are played back in 3840k2160 Preparation Connect a 4K compatible TV to this unit 17 4K videos HDD Refer to Playing titles on the HDD 39 SD USB Refer to Playing titles on the media 42 Photos Refer to Playing photos 54 Video may not be played back smoothly depending on the USB device You can also watch the 4K contents stored in the DLNA Certified media server 61 Smart H...

Page 85: ...link function does not work when recording copying etc Playing music continuously even after turning off power to the TV The following operations make it possible to keep the power of the unit on and to play music continuously When the unit is directly connected to an amplifier receiver 1 While playing music Press OPTION 2 Select TV Power Off then press OK Sound may be discontinued for several sec...

Page 86: ... completed You cannot operate the unit until the update is complete Don t remove the AC mains lead during the update Removing the AC mains lead while the update is in progress may damage the unit From Internet From broadcasts For_New_Zealand For_New_Zealand Software Update Now Broadcast Software of this unit will be updated from broadcasts if update information is detected The front panel display ...

Page 87: ...OK 6 Select Start then press OK 7 Press OK The contents are deleted when you format a card even if you have set protection Do not disconnect the AC mains lead while formatting This can render the card unusable When a card has been formatted using this unit it may not be possible to use it on any other equipment Entering text To enter Alphanumeric characters Press the green button then select chara...

Page 88: ... etc The screen mode is switched to Normal in the following situations when you change the channel when you start or end the playback of a title when you switch the unit on or to standby mode BD V DVD V Side cut does not have any effect When TV Aspect 78 is set to Pan Scan or Letterbox the Zoom effect is disabled The HOLD function deactivates all buttons on the unit and remote control Press and ho...

Page 89: ...on the main unit to switch it on If the unit still cannot be operated consult the dealer Cannot eject a disc 1 While the unit is in standby mode press and hold OK the yellow button and the blue button at the same time for more than 5 seconds 00 RET is displayed on the front panel display 2 Repeatedly press 1 right until 06 FTO is displayed on the front panel display 3 Press OK The unit is switched...

Page 90: ... aspect ratio setting on TV Adjust the aspect ratio setting on this unit 88 If you connect to 4 3 TV set HDMI Video Format to 576p 480p 71 78 Check Aspect for Recording before recording or file conversion 71 75 The black screen appears on the TV This phenomenon may occur depending on the TV setting when Quick Start is activated Depending on the TV this phenomenon may be prevented by reconnecting t...

Page 91: ...ntents Type Flag 71 79 to Off 3D video is not output correctly 3D video may be output correctly by changing the following settings 3D Type of 3D Settings 71 78 Signal Format 46 3D settings during playback Check the settings of the connected TV When a non 3D compatible amplifier receiver is connected between this unit and a TV 3D video is not output 18 When the amplifier receiver which is connected...

Page 92: ...rantee regarding lost programmes Cannot play back The disc is dirty 12 The disc is scratched or marked The disc may not be able to play back if it was not finalised or a Top Menu was not created on the equipment used for recording Audio and video momentarily pause DVD R DL and R DL discs have two writable layers on one side Video and audio may momentarily cut out when the unit is switching layers ...

Page 93: ...e or a USB hub may not be recognized by this unit This unit does not recognize USB HDDs other than those in which the size of one sector is 512 bytes or 4096 bytes For details consult the dealer of your USB HDD Edit Photo The contents of the SD card cannot be read Remove the card from the slot and then insert again If this does not solve the problem switch the unit to standby mode and turn it on a...

Page 94: ...n indicators is the target for a stable connection If three or fewer indicators are lit or the connection is being interrupted change the position or angle of your Wireless router If there is no improvement connect to a wired network and perform the Easy Network Setting 22 79 again To return all the settings to the factory preset Perform Shipping Condition or Default Settings 71 83 Broadcast VIERA...

Page 95: ...o standby for safety reasons Wait for about 30 minutes until the message disappears Install or place this unit with good ventilation When a disc is not inserted A malfunction has occurred The unit is trying to restore to the normal operation Once the message disappears you can use the unit again If it remains displayed consult the dealer HDMI cannot be output because it is connected to a model tha...

Page 96: ...dress setting Fail 3 Connection to gateway Fail 4 Connection to the Internet Fail 1 LAN cable connection or Connection to the wireless network Pass Connection and settings of the hub and router Settings of IP Address DNS Settings 71 80 2 IP address setting Fail 3 Connection to gateway Fail 4 Connection to the Internet Fail 1 LAN cable connection or Connection to the wireless network Pass 2 IP addr...

Page 97: ...erating humidity range 10 to 80 RH no condensation TV system Tuner System DVB T Country Australia New Zealand Channel Coverage For_Australia VHF 6 12 UHF 27 69 For_New_Zealand UHF 21 69 Video Audio terminals Digital audio output coaxial 1 pc HDMI output 19 pin type A 1 pc Internal HDD capacity 500 GB Other terminals USB Port Type A 2 pcs SD Card Slot 1 pc LAN Ethernet Port 1 pc 10BASE T 100BASE TX...

Page 98: ... Bhutani 6890 Bihari 6672 Breton 6682 Bulgarian 6671 Burmese 7789 Byelorussian 6669 Cambodian 7577 Catalan 6765 Chinese 9072 Corsican 6779 Croatian 7282 Czech 6783 Danish 6865 Dutch 7876 English 6978 Esperanto 6979 Estonian 6984 Faroese 7079 Fiji 7074 Finnish 7073 French 7082 Frisian 7089 Galician 7176 Georgian 7565 German 6869 Greek 6976 Greenlandic 7576 Guarani 7178 Gujarati 7185 Hausa 7265 Hebr...

Page 99: ...duct is licensed under the AVC patent portfolio license and VC 1 patent portfolio license for the personal and non commercial use of a consumer to i encode video in compliance with the AVC Standard and VC 1 Standard AVC VC 1 Video and or ii decode AVC VC 1 Video that was encoded by a consumer engaged in a personal and non commercial activity and or was obtained from a video provider licensed to pr...

Page 100: ...e obligation to do so as well as the respective copyright notice thereof Contact Information oss cd request gg jp panasonic com The source code and the copyright notice are also available for free in our website below http panasonic net avc oss MS PlayReady Final Product Labeling This product contains technology subject to certain intellectual property rights of Microsoft Use or distribution of th...

Page 101: ...tre Locator In addition to your rights under this warranty Panasonic products come with consumer guarantees that cannot be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law If there is a major failure with the product you can reject the product and elect to have a refund or to have the product replaced or if you wish you may elect to keep the goods and be compensated for the drop in value of the goods Yo...

Page 102: ...o 56 75 Video 47 75 Delete BD Video data 43 Disc Media information 6 DVD Video 42 E Easy setting 21 Entering text 87 F Favourites 73 Format HDD 75 SD Card 87 USB HDD 76 FUNCTION MENU 24 H HDD Format 75 Media information 6 L Language code list 98 Lens cleaner 13 M Manual Tuning 73 Media Renderer 63 Menu screen 42 MiracastTM 63 MKV 42 Music 58 N Network BD Live 43 Connection 19 Easy Network Setting ...

Page 103: ...r recording 32 Troubleshooting guide 89 Easy Network Setting 96 Messages 95 Tuning Channel List 73 Manual Tuning 73 Parental Rating 74 Signal Condition 74 TV Anytime 65 TV Guide Operation 26 27 Timer recording 32 34 TV System 78 U USB HDD Cancellation of all USB HDD Registrations 76 Disconnection 67 76 Format 76 Media information 6 10 Registration 68 76 USB memories Media information 6 11 V Video ...

Page 104: ...responsibility to ensure that your use of this or any other device complies with applicable copyright legislation in your country Please refer to that legislation for more information on the relevant laws and regulations involved or contact the owner of the rights in the content you wish to record or playback Personal information handling To provide functions and services of this unit a device ID ...

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