Samsung BD-E6500 Mode D'emploi page 10

Getting Started
` Comments
- MPEG4 : Supports up to GMC 1-Warping Point.
- H.264 : Supports up to BP/MP/HP Level 4.1.
- H.263 : Supports up to Profile3, restricted up to
SD resolution.
- WMV : Supports V9, VC1 SP/MP/AP L3.
- MPEG1 : Does not support D-picture.
- MPEG2 : Supports up to Hight Profile High
Level.
| NOTE |
\ Some MKV and MP4 format discs may not play,
depending on their video resolution and frame rate.
Music File Support
File Audio
Container
Extension Codec
*.mp3 MP3
MP3
*.wma WMA
WMA
Notes on the USB connection
• Your player supports USB storage media, MP3
players, digital cameras, and USB card readers.
• Some USB/digital camera devices may not be
compatible with the player.
• Your player supports the FAT16, FAT32, and
NTFS files systems.
• Connect USB devices directly to the player's
USB port. Connecting through a USB cable
may cause compatibility problems.
• Inserting more than one memory device into
a multi-card reader may cause the reader to
operate improperly.
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• The player does not support the PTP protocol.
• Do not disconnect a USB device during a
• The bigger the image resolution, the longer the
• This player cannot play MP3 files with DRM
• Your player only supports video that is under
• Your player only supports USB Mass Storage
• Certain USB HDD Devices, multi-card readers
• If some USB devices require excessive power,
Support Range
• If playback from a USB HDD is unstable, provide
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* Sampling rates (in
kHz) - 8, 11, 16,
22, 32, 44.1, 48
• You must remove the USB storage device
* Bitrates - All bit-
rates in the range
5kbps to 384kbps
• SAMSUNG is not responsible for any data file
• Your player does not support compression file,
"loading" process.
image takes to display.
(Digital Rights Management) downloaded from
commercial sites.
30fps (frame rate).
Class (MSC) devices such as thumb drives and
USB HDD. (HUB is not supported.)
and thumb drives may not be compatible with
this player.
they may be limited by the circuit safety device.
additional power by plugging the HDD into a
wall socket.
If the problem continues, contact the USB HDD
manufacturer.
safely. (by performing the "Safely Remove
USB" function to prevent possible damage to
the USB memory.)
Press the HOME button to move to the home
screen, press the YELLOW (C) button, and
then press the v button.
damage or data loss.
sparse file and encryption file of NTFS.
- Before disconnecting a USB device, please
use USB Safety Removal.
- If you don't use USB Safety Removal, your
data on USB device can be corrupted or lost
- You can repair or format a USB device on
your Desktop PC. (MS-Windows OS only)