Play Multimedia Files - Philips 42PFL5008G User Manual

Switch on lounge light
To create a lounge light effect in your room,
switch on Ambilight while the TV is in
standby.
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While the TV is in standby, press
AMBILIGHT.
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To toggle between Ambilight lounge
light modes, press AMBILIGHT
repeatedly.
Note: It may take more than five seconds
for the lounge light to switch on.
Change settings
1. While you watch TV, press
2. Select [Setup] > [TV settings] >
[Ambilight].
3. Select a setting, then press OK.
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[Mode]: Select an Ambilight mode from
[Off], [Dynamic] or [Static].
- [Off]: Switch off Ambilight.
- [Dynamic]: Select if you want
Ambilight to respond to onscreen
images.
- [Static]: Select if you want to set a
specific Ambilight color.
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[Brightness]: Adjust Ambilight
brightness.
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[Dynamic]: Adjust the Ambilight
response speed to the onscreen
images. Available only if the selected
Ambilight mode is [Dynamic].
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[Static]: Select the Ambilight color. This
color is fixed and does not respond to
changes in picture display. Available
only if the selected Ambilight mode is
set to [Static].
- [Color]: Select a predefined Ambilight
color.
- [Custom color]: Customize the
Ambilight color. Available only if the
selected Ambilight color mode is
[Custom].
.
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[Advanced]: Select for more Ambilight
settings.
- [Wall color]: Select the color of your
wall to apply suitable Ambilight settings.
- [TV switch off]: Select how Ambilight
switches off when the TV is switched to
standby.
- [Lounge light mood]: Select a
predefined Ambilight color for a lounge
light effect when the TV is switched to
standby.

Play multimedia files

What you can do
You can play videos, photos, and music on
your TV from:
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Your computer connected through the
home network.
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A USB device connected to the TV.
Note: For information on file sharing
through Wi-Fi Miracast
your TV > Use Wi-Fi Miracast (Page 29).
Play files from computer
What you need
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A wired or wireless home network,
connected with a Universal Plug and
Play (uPnP) router.
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Optional: A LAN cable that connects
your TV to your home network.
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A media server running on your
computer.
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Appropriate settings on your computer
firewall to allow you to run the media
server.
Set up the network
1. Connect your TV and the computer to
the same home network. See Connect your
TV > Connect to a network and the
Internet (Page 58).
2. Switch on your computer and the router.
Note:
If the apparatus does not return to DLNA
mode due to external electrical disturbances
(e.g. electrostatic discharge), user
intervention is required.
, see Use more of
TM
EN 19