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Fantec 3DFHDN manuel d'utilisation

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    ENGLIS H 2 / 55 T able of Content s 1. Introduction .......................................................................................................................... 3 1.1 Preface ......................................................................................................................... 3 1.2 Pack ing List ...................[...]

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    ENGLIS H 3 / 55 1. Introducti on 1.1 Preface Thank you ver y much for purc hasing the F ANTEC 3D FHDN m edia player . W e hope you will enjoy using it as a great hom e entertai nm ent partner . This player has t he following functionality . A/V Output  HDMI V1.4 for hig h-definition video and digital audio  Composite & com ponent video an[...]

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    ENGLIS H 4 / 55 Network Feature  A/V stream ing/transmission via Ethernet (10M/1 00M /1000M) & W i-Fi (802.1 1b/g/n , optional)  File sharing via Sam ba server  A/V stream ing via UPnP Media Server  BitT orrent downloa d  Internet Radio (P lease visit www .shoutcast.com f or available stations) File Copy  Supports copying &[...]

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    ENGLIS H 5 / 55 1.3.2 Pow er The player ’ s power v oltage: DC 12V . W hen using this player , please connect the supplied A C adapter or AC adapter ca ble to the player ’s power jack . W hen placing the adapter cab le, m ake sure it can not get dam aged or be subject to pressure. T o reduce the risk of electric s hock, unplug the adapter firs [...]

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    ENGLIS H 6 / 55 1.3.7 Others W hen using this player , please do no t let the player come into contact with water or other liquid, if water is accidentally spilled on the player , please use a dry cloth to absorb the spil lage. Electronic products are vul nerable, when using ple ase avoid shak ing or hitting the pla yer , a nd do not press the butt[...]

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    ENGLIS H 7 / 55 1.4.2 Connecting to a PC (1) Make sure the pla yer is powered o n; (2) Plug in the squ ares connector of the USB cab le to this pla yer ’ s USB D EVICE port; (3) Plug in the rectangular c onnector of the US B cable to com puter . In this way , you can manage conte nt on the built -in HD D of the player on your local PC. 1.4.3 Conn[...]

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    ENGLIS H 8 / 55 1.4. 4 Connecting to a TV 1.4.4.1 A/V OUT (1) Follow the picture and plug in the 3 col or connecto r to the p layer ’s A/V OUT jac k ; (2) Follow the picture and plug in the 3 col or connector to th e TV ’ s A/V IN jack . In this way , you can enjoy the content in the player on TV or other displ ay devices. 1.4.4.2 Y/Pb/Pr Compo[...]

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    ENGLIS H 9 / 55 1.4.4.3 HDMI OUT (1) Follow the picture and plug one conn ector on your HDMI cab le to the pla yer ’ s HDMI j ack; (2) Follow the picture and plug the other connector on your HDM I cable to the TV’s HDMI jack. Note: The HDMI cab le is an optional acc essory sold separately . In this way , you can have the highest quality video a[...]

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    ENGLIS H 10 / 55 1.4. 6 Connecting to a netw ork T o connect to a LAN (Loc al Area Network) you require a cat5, cat5e or cat6 net work cable (not supplied). (1) Connect one of the cr ystal plugs on the cable to the player ’s RJ45 LAN sock et; (2) Connect the oth er crystal plug on the cable to a RJ 45 LAN port on your router , switch, or hub devi[...]

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    ENGLIS H 11 / 55 1.5 View Front Panel 1. Power button Mode St atus Working Blue S t andb y Red 2 . IR receiver Back Panel 1. 2x USB 2.0 HOST port 2. USB 3.0 Dev ice port 3. Y/Pb/Pr OUT jack 4. A/V OUT jack 5. HDMI jack 6. Gigabit LAN sock et 7. S/PDIF Coaxial jack 8. S/PDIF Optical jack 9. Power input[...]

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    ENGLIS H 12 / 55 1.6 First steps At the tim e if you connect the pla yer to the TV , you can m ake following settings : Menu Language , Time, W ired Lan Setup, Screen Size Note: Y ou can adj ust these settings any tim e, in under the setup menu. 1.7 HDD Format For users who wish t o install a new SA TA HDD into the player , at first you have to for[...]

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    ENGLIS H 13 / 55 2. A bout the Pl ayer 2.1 Remote Control All procedures in this m anual can be carried out using the rem ote control buttons. See the following f or details on each butto n and its functio n: 1. Power 2. Numeric buttons 3. Shuffle 4. VOL- 5. Mute 6. Menu 7. Home 8. Navigational buttons 9. OK 10. S top 1 1. Pla y/Pause 12. FR 13. FF[...]

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    ENGLIS H 14 / 55 No. Button Function 1 Power Press to enter standb y mode or wake up. 2 Numeric buttons Press to enter channe l numbers or num eric input when changing settings. 3 Shuffle Press to select shuff le mode during m usic playback . 4 VOL- Press to decrease the volum e. 5 Mute Press to mute audio output, and press aga in to resum e. 6 Men[...]

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    ENGLIS H 15 / 55 3. Main Functions The Setup m enu allows you to personalize and config ure the preferences f or your pla yer. 3.1 Setup Menu To select a Setu p option: - Select the Setup ico n on the home s creen, or press SETUP m enu on the rem ote control. - Use the UP / DOWN navigational butt ons to select an option, and t hen press OK . There [...]

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    ENGLIS H 16 / 55 DVD Auto-Pla y - Select to turn on / of f DVD Auto Pla y. Screen Saver - Select to turn on / of f screen saver. DLNA DMR - Digital Media Renderer, can play content received from a digital media controller (DMC) , which will find cont ent from a digit al media server (D MS) Device Name - Select to key in your desired device nam e to[...]

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    ENGLIS H 17 / 55 3.1.2 Changing Audio Settings Use this menu to c onfigure audio settings Night Mode - Choose among Off / On / Auto . If the op tion comfort is turned on, the a udio output volum e will be decreased to m ake you m ore comfortable. HDMI Ou tput - Choose am ong LPCM, R AW and Auto . SPDIF Output - Choose am ong LPCM and RAW . Surround[...]

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    ENGLIS H 18 / 55 Aspect Ratio - Pan Scan 4:3 : D isplay a wide picture o n the entire screen and cuts off the redundant portions. Select when a standard 4:3 TV is connect ed. - Letter Box 4:3 : Display a wide picture with two black borders on the top and bottom of 4:3 screen. Select when a sta ndard 4:3 T V is connected. - 16:9 : Com press the imag[...]

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    ENGLIS H 19 / 55 - 3.1.4 Change Netw ork Settings Use this menu to c onfigure your net work. Wired Lan Setup - DHCP IP ( AUTO) Select to obtain IP ad dress autom atically. - FIX IP (M A NU AL) Select to manuall y input the IP Address, Subne t Mask, Default G ate way, and DNS Server IP Address. Wireless Setup - There are 3 m odes for you to select, [...]

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    ENGLIS H 20 / 55 Infrastructure ( AP) - Infrastructure m ode is used to connect com puters with wireless network adapters, also known as wireless c lients, to an existing wired net work with the help from wireless router or access point. Ple ase follow following steps to configure your wireless network . Step 1: Scanning AP （ Access Point ） in [...]

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    ENGLIS H 21 / 55 Peer to Peer ( Ad Hoc) - Peer to Peer m ode, which is also called A d Hoc mode or c omputer - to - computer mode, is used to connect wireless clients directl y together, without the need for a wire less router or access point. Step 1: Specify your SSID name Step 2: Specify your host IP WPS ( A P) - W PS, W i-Fi Protected Setup, is [...]

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    ENGLIS H 22 / 55 PBC: First press the W PS button on the rout er or selec t the button mode in the configuration menu of the router, th en select the P BC mode, the connectio n process will tak e for a while, please be patient to wait. PIN: Input the pin code when configure your router, then select th e PIN mode, the c onnection process will take f[...]

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    ENGLIS H 23 / 55 Samba Process - Select to turn NA S function On/Of f. Please refer to ’ 4. SAMBA Server ’ for m ore details on NAS function of this pr oduct. Transmission - Select to turn BitT orrent Transm ission client On/Of f. Please refer to ’3.9.2 BT Downlo ad ’ for more details on NAS function of this produc t. FTP - Select to turn o[...]

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    ENGLIS H 24 / 55 3.2 Movie Library Select the Movies ico n on the m ain menu to enter into m ovie library interfac e . O nly supported files will be displa yed. Please refer to chapter ‘5. Appendixes ’ for m ore details a bout the supported file form ats. 3.2.1 Movie Librar y Options In movie librar y, press M ENU button to display the opti on [...]

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    ENGLIS H 25 / 55 3.2.2 Movie Playb ack Control You can access the f ollowing functions during playbac k. Button Function Play/Pause Pause or resum e the current pla yback. Prev/Next View the previous or next file/chapter. FR/FF Fast rewind or fast f orward. Press repeated ly to select the speed. Slow Play back in slow m otion . GOTO Jump to a speci[...]

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    ENGLIS H 26 / 55 3.3 Photo Library Select the Photo ico n on the m ain menu to enter into photo librar y interface. Only supported files will be displa yed. This player supports HD J PEG , JPG , BMP , G IF , TIF and PN G files. 3.3.1 Photo Librar y Options In photo library, press Menu button to display the option menu, you can get following functio[...]

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    ENGLIS H 27 / 55 Button Function Prev / Next View the previous or next photo. Up / Down Rotate a photo in a ny angle. Menu Display or hide the opt ion m enu during playback. Stop Stop playback . Zoom Zoom in the im age. 3.3.3 Photo Playback Opti ons During photo pla yback, press M enu button t o displ ay or hide th e option m enu at the bottom of t[...]

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    ENGLIS H 28 / 55 3.4.1 Mu sic Library Options In music library, press M enu button to display the option menu, y ou can get follo wing functions though the option m enu. Quick-Search - Choose the Search option in the opt ion menu and you can search f or a photo by filter to locate the specific m usic. View Mode - Choose a view mode among Thumbnails[...]

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    ENGLIS H 29 / 55 3.4.2 Mu sic Playback Control You can access the f ollowing functions dur ing music pla yback. Button Function Play/Pause Begin/Pause pla yback. FR / FF Fast rewind or fast f orward. Press repeated ly to select the speed. Prev / Next View the previous or next m ovie. Menu Display or hide the opt ion m enu during playback. VOL+/- In[...]

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    ENGLIS H 30 / 55 3.5 3D Movie Playback This player supports real 3 D movie pla yback and bring s you in to the world of 3D. Next to this player , a 3D television, a pair of 3D glasses an d a HDMI 1.4 cable are required. T o enjo y a 3D m ovie follow belo w step s: Step 1: Navigate to the file and press Pla y button to start m ovie playback. Step 2:[...]

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    ENGLIS H 31 / 55 3. 6 File Manager The file m anager allows you to browse and play music, photo a nd movie files stor ed on an internal HDD, externa l USB device, m em ory card an d network. 3. 6.1 File M anager Options In file manager, press Menu button to display the option menu, you can get following functions th rough the option m enu. View Mod[...]

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    ENGLIS H 32 / 55 3. 6.2 A/V Streaming via Netwo rk You can stream your media files shared on the home network. Please refer to ’ 3.1.4 Changing Network Settings ’ f or more details on network settings . There are two wa ys to locate m edia files shared on your local network in the Netw ork m enu. One is to browse throu gh workgro up; the other [...]

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    ENGLIS H 33 / 55 - Select A dd to op en a popup m enu where you can in put Label , Net User ID , Net Password , Do mai n, Host Name , and Specific Fil e Server I P . Select OK to conf irm, Cancel to cancel, and Simple / Det ail to switch bet ween simple and a dvanced options. - Select the shortcut you added and pres s the OK button to confirm . The[...]

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    ENGLIS H 34 / 55 3. 6.3.2 Sharing M edia on your PC The Media Sharing feat ure of W indows Media Player 11 lets you enjoy the content s of you r W indows Media Player library from anywhere in your home. Open W indows Media Player 1 1, click Librar y -> Add Librar y -> Advanced Opt ions to add or remove media files f rom the library. - Click L[...]

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    ENGLIS H 35 / 55 3. 6.3.3 Streaming Media on your Pla yer - Connect your pla yer to the hom e network (LAN or W LAN). - Visit Browse r - > U PnP m enu on the player, select the UPnP-server, and press OK . - Then you can bro wse the m edia library shared by W indows Media Player 11. Note : Make sure your player and your computer are on the same l[...]

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    ENGLIS H 36 / 55 3. 7.2 Playback mus ic playlist Enter the music librar y, press Menu button a nd choose Playlists to show your music pla ylists. 3. 7.3 Create albu m playlist To create an album playlist, please enter t he HDD via File M anger . The press Ed it button on the remote contro l and select M ultiple Select optio n. In the file explorer [...]

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    ENGLIS H 37 / 55 3. 8 Copy und Delete Functi on 3. 8.1 Copy unde r File Manager To start the cop y function, please enter th e HDD via F ile M anger . The press Edit button on the remote control a nd select M ultiple Select optio n. In the file explorer you can navigate b y Up/Down/Lef t/Right/Next/Prev b utton and add or delete files to the File L[...]

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    ENGLIS H 38 / 55 3. 8.2 Delete under F ile Manager To start the Delete f unction, please enter the HDD via File M anger . T he press Edit button o n the remote control a nd select M ultiple Select optio n. In the file explorer you can navigate b y Up/Down/Lef t/Right/Next/Prev b utton and add or de lete files to the File List b y the Play/Pause but[...]

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    ENGLIS H 39 / 55 The following buttons c an be used under th is menu. Button Function UP / DOWN Move cursor up / d own to select statio n, channel, and genre. PREV / NEXT Page up / down. ENTER Confirm and enter the selected m enu. MENU Add / delete a station t o / from Favorite while it is high lighted. PLAY Begin playback after a channel has b een[...]

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    ENGLIS H 40 / 55 - Click Brow se to upload a torrent f ile, and click upload to confirm . 3. 9. 2. 1 Managing the downloa ds The BitT orrent Do wnload page also allows you t o start, stop a nd delete torrents, as well as view the status of current to rrents. 3.9.3 Weather at Home m enu T o displa y the local weather information at the hom e menu, p[...]

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    ENGLIS H 41 / 55 3.9.4 DLN A DMR This player can work as a Digital Media Re nderer bridge. It ca n pla y content received from a digital media controller (DMC) , stored on a digital media server (DM S) . W ith it, you can seamless s tream multimedia content to your TV . Step 1: Enter into Setup  System  m enu and turn D LNA DM R to ON. Step 2[...]

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    ENGLIS H 42 / 55 4. Netw ork Server and Client This player can be used e ither as a SAMBA Server or as a FT P client. 4 .1 Samba (SMB) Serv er 4.1.1 SAMB A Client - Y ou can stre am m edia files shared on the hom e network . Please refer to ’ 3. 6 .2 A/V S treaming vi a Network ’ for more details. 4.1.2 SAMB A Server - This product works as a N[...]

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    ENGLIS H 43 / 55 4.2 FTP Server 4.2 .1 FT P Server Configur ation to acce ss via the Internet - Configure the usernam e and password of the FT P Server . Setting up your dev ice: - Assign a m anual Fixed IP address for the product, for ex ample 192.168.0.9 - Assign the sam e subnet mask as your router (usually 255.255.255.0) - Assign the gate way o[...]

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    ENGLIS H 44 / 55 FTP Address : Y our router ’s WAN IP address User ID: The User Nam e which was set under FTP , ’ N etwork setup ’ Password: The Password which was set under FTP , ’ Netw ork setup ’ FTP Address : Y our DDN S host name User ID: The User Nam e which was set under FTP , ’ Netwo rk setup ’ Password: The Password whic h wa[...]

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    ENGLIS H 45 / 55 5. Upgrading the Firmw are The firm ware is the operating s ystem (OS) installed on the device. Firm ware upgrades can bring new features, im provem ents and bug fixes. Please refer to US B Upgrade in chapt er ‘ 3.1.5 Miscellaneous ’ for more details. Y ou can also use the follo wing method to upgrade t he firmware: - Copy ‘i[...]

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    ENGLIS H 46 / 55 3D T aB (T op and Bottom ) AUDIO FORM A T S SUPPORT ED:  MP3, OGG , WMA, WA V , FL AC (32 – 320 k bps)  S tereo/Dolb y Digital AC3 5.1 (pass-throug h & downm ix to stereo), Dolby Digital 5. 1 (pass-through & downm ix to stereo), Dolb y Digital Plus 7.1 (pass-through), DT S Digital Surround 5.1 & 7.1 (pass -throu[...]

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    ENGLIS H 47 / 55 7. Frequentl y A sked Questions Question 1. When I tr y to disconnect the USB d evice , I keep on getting “ The device ‘Generic volume’ cannot be stopped right now. T ry stopping the device again later.” message, what should I do? Answer: Close an y program that might be accessing data on the player , includi ng Windows ® [...]

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    ENGLIS H 48 / 55 Please check if your TV supports Y/Pb/Pr 4 80p, 576p, 720p, 1080 i, and 1080p ou tput, if your TV does not support, p lease use the A/V signal display instead, pres s the TV SY SYEM button on the remote contro l, then switch the T V’s video input to NT SC or PAL. Question 7. Why is there no sound on mo vie or music pla yback when[...]

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    ENGLIS H 49 / 55 unicast cipher. If you use these encryption methods (e.g. W EP, W PA -TKIP), your data rate will drop to 54 Mbps. You may contact th e Access Point or r outer m anufacturer to d ownload the latest firmware, or tr y other encryption m ethods (WPA2 -AES or W PA2-TKIP), or choose to configure an unsecured prof ile, but this option is [...]

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    ENGLIS H 50 / 55 10. GPL St atement This product c ontai ns f ree software which is lice nsed under the GNU General Pu blic License. After you purchase th is product, you ma y proc ure, modif y or distribute the source code of the GPL/LGPL software that is used in this product. T o obtain a cop y of our open s ource software, p lease contact our su[...]

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    ENGLIS H 51 / 55 you know you can do these things. T o protect your rights, we need to make restrictions that forbid anyone to deny you these rights or to ask you to surrender the rights. T hese restrictions trans late to certain respons ibilities for you if you distribute co pies of the software, or if you modif y it. For exam ple, if you distribu[...]

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    ENGLIS H 52 / 55 Y ou m ay charge a fee for t he ph ysical act of transferring a cop y , and you may at your option offer warranty protection in exc hange for a fee. 2. Y o u ma y modif y your copy or copies of the Program or any portion of it, thus forming a work based on the Program , and copy and distr ibute suc h modifications or work under the[...]

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    ENGLIS H 53 / 55 In addition, m ere aggregation of another wor k not based on th e Program with the Program (or with a work based on the Program ) on a volume of a s torage or distribution m edium does not bring the other work under the scope of this License. 3. Y o u ma y copy and distribute the Program (or a work based on it, u nder Section 2) in[...]

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    ENGLIS H 54 / 55 5. Y o u are not required to a ccept this License, since you have not signed it. H owever , nothing else grants you permiss ion to modify or distribute the Pr ogram or its deriva tive wor ks. These actions are prohibit ed by law if you do not ac cept this License. Therefore, b y modifying or distributing the Program (or an y work b[...]

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    ENGLIS H 55 / 55 9. The Fr ee Software Foundation m ay publish revised and/ or new versions of the General Public License f rom time to time. Such ne w versions will be sim ilar in spirit to the pres ent version, but m ay dif fer in de tail to address new problem s or concerns. Each version is given a distinguishing versi on number . If the Program[...]