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Enjoying Photo/Music/Video Playback
You can connect the TV to a USB memory device, USB hard drive or home network (DLNA) server to enjoy
viewing pictures, listening to music, and watching videos.
• Depending on the USB memory device/USB hard drive/home network (DLNA) server, the TV may not be able to recognize the
recorded data.
• It may take time to read the recorded data if the USB memory device/USB hard drive/home network (DLNA) server contains
many fi les or folders.
• Use only alphanumeric characters for naming fi les.
• File names over 80 characters (may vary depending on character set) may not be displayed.
Connecting a USB Memory Device/USB Hard Drive
Insert the USB memory device with recorded photos, music or videos into the USB 1 or USB 2 terminal on the TV.
• If USB memory devices are inserted into both terminals, the USB 1 terminal has priority.
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• When connecting a USB hard drive, be sure to use a hard drive with an AC adapter.
• Do not remove a USB memory device or memory card from the TV while transferring fi les, using the slide show function, or
switching screens, or before you exit "USB" from the INPUT list.
• Do not insert and remove a USB memory device/USB hard drive to and from the TV repeatedly.
• When using a card reader, be sure to insert Memory fi rst before using the card reader.
• USB input cannot be selected when displaying the browser. Close the browser fi rst.
CAUTION
• Do not use a USB extension cable when connecting a USB memory device to the USB terminal on the TV.
• Using a USB extension cable with the USB memory device may prevent the TV from performing correctly.
Connecting a Home Network (DLNA) Server
Connect the TV to the home network (DLNA) server using an ETHERNET cable.
Home network (DLNA) server
ETHERNET cable
Router
• Do not disconnect a home network (DLNA) server from the TV while transferring files, when a screen is switching to another or
before you exit "Home Network (DLNA)" from the INPUT list.
• Do not connect and disconnect a home network (DLNA) server from the TV repeatedly.