User manual PHILIPS BDP-7600

[. . . ] Register your product and get support at www. philips. com/welcome BDP7600 EN User manual 1 Hookup and play Before you operate this Blu-ray disc player, read and understand all accompanying instructions. Register your product and get support at www. philips. com/welcome BDP7600 DISC / POP-UP TOP MENU OK EN User manual ABC DEF BDP7600 PC & Mac GHI JKL MNO PQRS TUV WXYZ AUDIO SUBTITLE 1 HDMI ( ) VIDEO FOR VOD/BD-LIVE ONLY LAN 2CH/SURROUND REAR 5. 1CH COAXIAL OPTICAL 2CH 7. 1CH 5. 1CH 3 2 1 HDMI 2 VIDEO+2 CH 2CH/SURROUND REAR 4 OPTICAL COAXIAL HDMI 5. 1 CH 5. 1CH 7. 1 CH 2CH/SURR OUND 2CH/SURROUND R 5. 1CH 5 3 4 5 1 2 SOURCE TV 6 6 2 BD/BD 3D DVD/VCD/CD DivX Plus HD/MKV MP3 / JPEG 1 3 DISC / POP-UP TOP MENU 4 OK ABC DEF USB 1 2 3 DISC / POP-UP TOP MENU OK ABC DEF 7 1 Hookup and play 2 Use your Blu-ray disc player Basic play control Video, audio and picture options DivX videos Play a musical slideshow BonusView on Blu-ray BD-Live on Blu-ray Play a Blu-ray 3D video Set up a network iPhone Browse PC (DLNA) Browse Net TV Rent online videos Set up surround sound Use Philips EasyLink 2 10 10 11 13 13 14 14 15 15 16 17 17 18 19 19 20 20 21 21 21 22 23 23 23 24 26 3 Change settings Picture Sound Network (network status, Net TV. . . ) Preference (languages, parental control. . . ) Advanced options (clear memory. . . ) 4 Update software Update software via the Internet Update software via USB 5 Specifications 6 Troubleshooting EN 9 English Contents 2 Use your Blu-ray disc player Congratulations on your purchase, and welcome to Philips!To fully benefit from the support that Philips offers (e. g. product software upgrade), register your product at www. philips. com/welcome. 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