Usb Storage Devices - Philips HTS4561/12 User Manual

Access BD-Live with a USB storage
device
1
Connect your home theater to the home
network and internet (see 'Computers and
the Internet' on page 17).
2
Connect the USB storage device to the
home theater.
•
The USB storage device is used
to store the downloaded BD-Live
content.
3
Press (Home).
4
Select [Setup], and then press OK.
5
Select [Advanced] > [Local Storage] >
[USB], and then press OK.
6
Select the BD-Live icon in the disc menu,
and then press OK.
» BD-Live starts to load. The loading time
depends on the disc and your internet
connection.
7
Press the Navigation buttons to navigate
BD-Live, and then press OK to select an
item.
Access BD-Live with an SD card
1
Connect your home theater to the home
network and internet. (see 'Computers and
the Internet' on page 17)
2
Insert the SD memory card into the SD
CARD slot on your home theater.
» The first time you insert an SD memory
card, the card is formatted. After
formatting, leave the card in the home
theater (see 'Format an SD card' on page
32).
3
Press (Home).
4
Select [Setup], and then press OK.
5
Select [Advanced] > [Local Storage] > [SD
card], and then press OK.
6
Select the BD-Live icon in the disc menu,
and then press OK.
» BD-Live starts to load. The loading time
depends on the disc and your internet
connection.
7
Press the Navigation buttons to navigate
BD-Live, and then press OK to select an
item.
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Clear memory
If your storage device does not have enough
memory for the BD-Live content, clear the
memory on the storage device.
1
Press (Home).
2
Select [Setup], and then press OK.
3
Select [Advanced] > [Clear memory], and
then press OK.
» This clears the local memory and deletes
the BD-Live files that you downloaded
on your storage device.
Disable BD-Live
To restrict access to BD-Live, turn on the BD-
Live security.
1
Press (Home).
2
Select [Setup], and then press OK.
3
Select [Advanced] > [BD-Live security] >
[On], and then press OK.
» BD-Live access is restricted.
Note
•
You cannot restrict internet access on
commercial Blu-ray discs.

USB storage devices

Enjoy pictures, audio and video on a USB storage
device.
What you need
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A USB storage device that is formatted for
FAT or NTFS file systems, and complies
with the Mass Storage Class.
•
A USB extension cable, if the USB storage
device does not fit into the connector.
Note
•
You can use digital cameras connected by USB
if they can play the files without using a special
computer program.
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To play DivX DRM - protected files from
a USB storage device, connect your home
theater to a TV through an HDMI cable.