Table Of Contents; Using The 3D Function - Samsung BD-J5500 Operating Instructions Manual

Using the 3D function

IMPORTANT HEALTH AND SAFETY
INFORMATION FOR 3D PICTURES.
Read and understand the following safety
information before using the 3D function.
~ Some viewers may experience discomfort
while viewing 3D TV such as dizziness,
nausea, and headaches.
If you experience any such symptom,
stop viewing 3D TV, remove the 3D Active
Glasses, and rest.
~ Watching 3D images for an extended
period of time may cause eye strain. If
you feel eye strain, stop viewing 3D TV,
remove your 3D Active Glasses, and rest.
~ A responsible adult should frequently
check on children who are using the 3D
function.
If there are any reports of tired eyes,
headaches, dizziness, or nausea, have
the child stop viewing 3D TV and rest.
~ Do not use the 3D Active Glasses
for other purposes (Such as general
eyeglasses, sunglasses, protective
goggles, etc.).
~ Do not use the 3D function or 3D Active
Glasses while walking or moving around.
Using the 3D function or 3D Active
Glasses while moving around may cause
you to bump into objects, trip, and/or fall,
and cause serious injury.
~ If you want to enjoy 3D content, connect
a 3D device (3D compliant AV receiver or
TV) to the player's HDMI OUT port using
a high-speed HDMI cable. Put on 3D
glasses before playing the 3D content.
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~ The player outputs 3D signals only
through HDMI cable connected to the
HDMI OUT port.
~ As the video resolution in 3D play mode
is fixed according to the resolution of the
original 3D video, you can not change the
resolution to your preference.
~ Some functions such as BD Wise,
screen size adjustment, and resolution
adjustment may not operate properly in
3D play mode.
~ You must use a high-speed HDMI cable
for proper output of the 3D signal.
~ Stay at least three times the width of the
screen from the TV when watching 3D
images. For example, if you have a 46-
inch screen, stay 138 inches (11.5 feet)
from the screen.
~ Place the 3D video screen at eye level for
the best 3D picture.
~ When the player is connected to some 3D
devices, the 3D effect may not function
properly.
~ This player does not convert 2D content
into 3D.
~ "Blu-ray 3D" and "Blu-ray 3D" logo
are trademarks of the Blu-ray Disc
Association.
Contents
SAfEty INfoRMAtIoN
Warning ..................................................... 2
Precautions ............................................... 3
Using the 3D function ................................ 4
GEttING StARtEd
Before using the User Manual .................... 5
Logos of Discs the player can play ............ 5
Accessories ............................................... 7
Front Panel ................................................ 7
Rear Panel ................................................. 7
Remote Control ......................................... 8
CoNNECtIoNS
Connecting to a TV .................................... 8
Connecting to an Audio System ................ 9
Connecting to a Network Router ............... 9
SEttINGS
The Setup Procedure ............................... 10
Menu Navigation ...................................... 10
Accessing the Settings Menu .................. 10
Picture Settings ....................................... 10
Sound Settings ........................................ 12
Network Settings ..................................... 13
System Settings ...................................... 14
Language Settings ................................... 15
Security Settings...................................... 15
General Settings ...................................... 15
Support Settings ..................................... 15
MEdIA pLAy
Playing a Commercially Recorded Disc .... 16
Playing Files on a USB Device ................. 16
Playing a Disc with User Recorded
Content ................................................... 17
Using DLNA ............................................. 17
Controlling Video Playback ...................... 18
Controlling Music Playback ...................... 18
Playing Photo Contents ........................... 20
AppENdIx
Troubleshooting ....................................... 20
Specifications .......................................... 22