1 Hookup and play EN Before you connect this Blu-ray disc/ DVD player, read and understand all accompanying instructions. MS-MY TH Sebelum anda menyam

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1 Register your product and get support at BDP3280 EN User manual 9 MS-MY Manual pengguna 33 TH ค ม อผ ใช 57 ZH-TW 使用手冊 81

2 1 Hookup and play EN Before you connect this Blu-ray disc/ DVD player, read and understand all accompanying instructions. MS-MY TH Sebelum anda menyambungkan cakera Blu-ray/ pemain DVD ini, baca dan fahamkan arahan yang disertakan. ก อนจะเช อมต อแผ นด สก Blu-ray /เคร องเล น DVD อ านและทำาความเข าใจคำาแนะนำาท งหมดท แนบมา ZH-HK 在您接駁此 Blu-ray disc/ DVD 播放機之前, 請閱讀及明白所有相關指引

3 Register your product and get support at EN User manual AUDIO OUT BDP3280 English HDMI 1 VIDEO HDMI ( ) COAXIAL AUDIO OUT EN 3

4 2 1 HDMI HDMI VIDEO COAXIAL AUDIO OUT 2 VIDEO+AUDIO OUT HDMI VIDEO COAXIAL AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT VIDEO 4 EN

5 English 3 COAXIAL HDMI VIDEO COAXIAL AUDIO OUT COAXIAL 4 AUDIO OUT HDMI VIDEO COAXIAL AUDIO OUT AUDIO OUT EN 5

6 SOURCE TV 6 EN

7 6 English 2 BD/ BD 3D DVD/VCD/CD DivX Plus HD/MKV MP3 / JPEG USB EN 7

8 1 Hookup 及播放 目錄 1 Hookup 及播放 使用您的藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 82 基本播放控制 82 視訊 音訊及畫面選項 83 DivX 視訊 84 RMVB 或 RM 檔案 85 播放音樂幻燈片 85 藍光光碟上的 Bonus View 86 藍光光碟上的 BD-Live 86 播放藍光 3D 影片 87 設定網路 87 YouTube 視訊 88 Picasa ( 線上相片 ) 89 使用 Philips EasyLink 90 3 變更設定 91 畫面 91 音效 92 網路 ( 安裝 狀態...) 92 偏好設定 ( 語言 內容分級控制...) 92 進階選項 (BD-Live 安全性 清除記憶體...) 93 繁體中文 4 更新軟體 94 透過網際網路更新軟體 94 透過 USB 更新軟體 94 5 規格 95 6 疑難排解 97 7 安全性與重要說明 100 ZH-TW 81

9 2 使用您的藍光光碟/DVD 播放機 感謝您購買本產品 歡迎使用 Philips 產品 請至 註冊您的產 品 以獲得 Philips 的完整支援 (例如產品軟體升級) 基本播放控制 播放時 按下下列按鈕以進行控制 按鈕 / / / 動作 停止播放 按住 (多於 4 秒) 以開啟或關閉光碟插槽 暫停播放 重複按以逐格慢速播放 開始或繼續播放 跳至上一個或下一個曲目 章節或檔案 快轉或倒轉 重複按即可變更搜尋速度 按 一次 然後按 以慢速播放 選擇音效語言或頻道 選擇字幕語言 進入或退出光碟選單 AUDIO SUBTITLE DISC MENU / POP-UP MENU 進入視訊光碟的主選單 TOP MENU 彩色按鈕 OK 82 選取藍光光碟的工作或選項 瀏覽選單 按 以在播放幻燈片時 逆時鐘或順時 鐘方向旋轉圖片 確認選項或項目 返回上一個顯示選單 在播放時存取更多選項 ZH-TW BDP3280_98_UM_V1.1.indb 82 8/11/2011 5:39:36 PM

10 視訊 音訊及畫面選項 有更多選項可供您從光碟或 USB 儲存裝置播放視訊或圖片 視訊選項 在視訊播放期間存取更多選項 [ 音訊語言 ]: 選擇音訊語言 [ 字幕語言 ]: 選擇字幕語言 [ 字幕位置調整功能 ]: 變更螢幕上的字幕位置 按變更字幕位置 [ 資訊 ]: 顯示播放資訊 [ 字元設定 ]: 選取支援 DivX 視訊字幕的字元集 ( 僅適用於 DivX 視訊 ) [ 時間搜尋 ]: 透過遙控器上的數字按鈕跳至特定時間 [ 第二音訊語言 ]: 選擇第二音訊語言 ( 僅適用於支援 BonusView 的藍光光碟 ) [ 第二字幕語言 ]: 選擇第二字幕語言 ( 僅適用於支援 BonusView 的藍光光碟 ) [ 標題 ]: 選擇標題 [ 章節 ]: 選擇章節 [ 角度清單 ]: 選擇攝影機角度 [ 選單 ]: 顯示光碟選單 [PIP 選項 ]: 顯示子母畫面視窗 ( 僅適用於支援 BonusView 的藍光光碟 ) [ 縮放 ]: 縮放視訊圖片 按選擇縮放比例 [ 重複 ]: 重複章節或標題 [ 重複 A-B]: 標示章節中的兩點以重複播放, 或關閉重複模式 [ 畫面設定 ]: 選擇預先定義的色彩設定 繁體中文 備註 可用的視訊選項會因視訊來源而有差異 ZH-TW 83

11 畫面選項 播放幻燈片時存取更多選項 [ 旋轉 +90]: 將圖片順時針旋轉 90 度 [ 旋轉 -90]: 將圖片逆時針旋轉 90 度 [ 縮放 ]: 縮放相片 按選擇縮放比例 [ 資訊 ]: 顯示圖片資訊 [ 每張投影片延續時間 ]: 設定幻燈片的顯示間隔 [ 投影片動畫 ]: 選擇幻燈片的轉換效果 [ 畫面設定 ]: 選擇預先定義的色彩設定 [ 重複 ]: 重複選擇的資料夾 音訊選項 重複按下以便在下列選項中循環 重複目前的曲目 重複光碟或資料夾中的所有曲目 隨機循環播放音訊曲目 關閉重複模式 DivX 視訊 您可以播放光碟或 USB 儲存裝置中的 DivX 視訊 DivX 的 VOD 代碼 在您購買 DivX 視訊並在此播放機上播放前, 請先至 使用 DivX VOD 代碼註冊此播放機 84 ZH-TW

12 顯示 DivX VOD 代碼 : 按, 選擇 [ 安裝 ] > [ 進階 ] > [DivX VOD 編碼 ] DivX 字幕 按 SUBTITLE 以選擇語言 如果字幕沒有正確顯示, 請變更支援 DivX 字幕的字元集 選擇字元集 : 按, 然後選取 [ 字元設定 ] 字元集 語言 [ 標準 ] 英文 阿爾巴尼亞文 丹麥文 荷蘭文 芬蘭文 法文 蓋爾文 德文 義大利文 庫德 文 ( 拉丁文 ) 挪威文 葡萄牙文 西班牙文 瑞典文和土耳其文 [ 中文 ] 簡體中文 [ 繁體中文 ] 繁體中文 [ 韓文 ] 英文和韓文 備註 若要播放 USB 儲存裝置中受 DivX DRM 保護的檔案, 請透過 HDMI 將此播放機連接至電視 若要使用字幕, 請確定字幕檔案的名稱和 DivX 視訊檔案名稱相同 例如, 如果 DivX 視訊檔案的名稱是 movie.avi, 請將字幕檔案另存為 movie.srt 或 movie.sub 此播放機可播放下列格式的字幕檔案 :.srt.sub.txt.ssa 及.smi RMVB 或 RM 檔案 繁體中文 您可以播放光碟或 USB 儲存裝置中的 RMVB 或 RM 檔案 Real Media Variable Bitrate (RMVB) 和 RealMedia (RM) 檔案包含音訊和視訊 您可從電腦複製 RMVB 或 RM 檔案到可燒錄的光碟或 USB 儲存裝置 而且, 可從此播放機播放 備註 確定副檔名必須是.RMVB 或.RM 播放音樂幻燈片 同步播放音樂與相片, 建立音樂幻燈片展示 1 從光碟或連接的 USB 儲存裝置播放音樂檔案 2 按, 然後前往相片資料夾 3 從相同的光碟或 USB 選擇圖片, 然後按 OK 開始播放幻燈片 4 按停止播放幻燈片 5 再按一次停止播放音樂 ZH-TW 85

13 藍光光碟上的 Bonus View 在一個小螢幕視窗檢視特殊內容 ( 例如評論 ) 此功能僅適用於與 BonusView 相容的藍光光碟 ( 也稱為圖片中的圖片 ) 1 在播放期間按» 畫面會顯示選項選單 2 選擇 [PIP 選項 ] > [PIP], 然後按 OK» PIP 選項 [1]/[2] 依視訊內容而定» 顯示次要視訊視窗 3 選擇 [ 第二音訊語言 ] 或 [ 第二字幕語言 ], 然後按 OK 藍光光碟上的 BD-Live 存取專屬線上服務, 例如電影預告片 遊戲 鈴聲和其他額外內容 此功能僅適用於具備 BD-Live 的藍光光碟 1 準備網際網路連線並設定網路 ( 請參閱 設定網路 ) 2 將 USB 儲存裝置連接到此播放機上的 (USB) 接頭 USB 儲存裝置用於儲存下載的 BD-Live 內容 如果您使用 Wi-Fi USB 轉接頭 ( 另售 ) 將播放機連至網際網路, 請將 USB 集線器 ( 未隨附 ) 連接至播放機, 讓您有多個 USB 連接埠可使用 若要刪除 USB 儲存裝置中先前下載的 BD-Live, 以釋放記憶體, 請按, 然後選擇 [ 安裝 ] > [ 進階 ] > [ 清除記憶體 ] 3 播放具備 BD-Live 的光碟 4 在光碟選單中, 選擇 BD-Live 圖示, 然後按 OK» 系統開始載入 BD-Live 載入所需時間視光碟與網際網路連線而定 5 在 BD-Live 介面上, 選擇要存取的項目 備註 BD-Live 服務依光碟和國家不同 使用 BD-Live 時, 內容供應者會存取光碟與此播放機上的資料 使用尚有 1GB 可用空間的 USB 儲存裝置, 以儲存下載 86 ZH-TW

14 播放藍光 3D 影片 在您開始之前 請確認 此電視支援 3D 功能 而且透過 HDMI 連接至這台播放機 此光碟為藍光 3D 光碟 您有與電視相容的 3D 眼鏡 確定 3D 輸出開啟 按下 選取 [安裝] > [視訊] > [觀賞 3D 視訊]> [自動] 播放藍光 3D 影片 請戴上 3D 眼鏡享受 3D 效果 要以 2D 播放 3D 影片 請關閉藍光 3D 輸出 (按下 [觀賞 3D 視訊]> [關閉]) 並選取 [安裝] > [視訊] > 設定網路 繁體中文 連接播放機到網際網路以存取服務 BD-Live 存取線上額外功能 (適用於具備 BD-Live 的藍光光碟) 更新軟體 透過網際網路更新此播放機的軟體 YouTube 存取 YouTube 網站 Picasa 存取 Picasa 網站 備註 若使用無線連線 必須使用選購的 Philips Wi-Fi USB 轉接頭 (名為 WUB1110) Wi-Fi USB 轉接頭 (WUB1110) 未隨附此在產品中 若要購買這個轉接頭 請造訪 shop.philips. com 如果 Philips 線上商店在您的國家無法使用 請聯絡 Philips 客戶服務 如需聯絡詳細資料 請至 1 將播放機透過有線 (乙太網路) 或無線網路連至網際網路 若使用有線網路 請將網路線 (未隨附) 連接至播放機背面的 LAN 連接埠 若使用 Wi-Fi 請將 Philips Wi-Fi USB 轉接頭 (名為 WUB1110) 連接到此播放機正 面的 (USB) 連接埠 ZH-TW BDP3280_98_UM_V1.1.indb /11/2011 5:39:47 PM

15 2 執行網路安裝 1) 2) 3) 4) 按 選擇 [安裝] 然後按 OK 選擇 [網路] > [網路安裝] 然後按 OK 請依照電視螢幕上的說明完成安裝步驟 如有必要 使用遙控器上的字母數字按鈕輸入密 碼 注意 連線至網路前 請先熟悉網路路由器及網路原則 如有必要 請閱讀網路元件中隨附的說明文件 對於 資料的遺失 損壞或毀損 Philips 概不負責 YouTube 視訊 因為播放機連至網際網路 您可瀏覽 搜尋並觀看 YouTube 視訊 將此播放機連線到網際網路 (請參閱 設定網路 ) 請按 選擇 [YouTube] 然後按 OK» 電視畫面會顯示預設的 YouTube 頁面 4 使用遙控器瀏覽和選取選項 若要退出 YouTube 請按 按鈕 動作 按 使用螢幕上的鍵盤搜尋視訊 按 顯示螢幕上的播放按鈕 按 瀏覽螢幕上的播放按鈕或視訊播放清單 確認輸入或選項 開始或繼續播放 暫停播放 停止播放 跳至上一個或下一個視訊 播放視訊時略過倒轉或快轉 OK / / 備註 如果未按下任何按鈕達數秒鐘 螢幕上的按鈕和選單會消失 88 ZH-TW BDP3280_98_UM_V1.1.indb 88 8/11/2011 5:39:48 PM

16 Picasa ( 線上相片 ) 透過此播放機, 您可以存取 搜尋, 並檢視儲存在您 Picasa 網路相簿中的相片 需要配備 : 使用您的電腦, 造訪 建立 Picasa 網路相簿帳戶 連接播放機到網際網路 1 將此播放機連線到網際網路 ( 請參閱 設定網路 ) 2 請按 3 選擇 [Picasa], 然後按 OK» 電視畫面會顯示預設的 Picasa 頁面 4 使用您的 Picasa 網路帳戶登入 Picasa 網路相簿 首次登入時, 請選擇 New User ( 新使用者 ) 要輸入您的使用者名稱和密碼, 請按遙控器上的字母數字鍵 5 使用遙控器瀏覽至選取 : My Photos ( 我的相片 ): 顯示儲存在您 Picasa 網路網路相簿中的相片 Featured ( 精選相片 ): 顯示 Picasa 網站上的精選相片 Friends ( 好友 ): 顯示好友清單 Search ( 搜尋 ): 依據關鍵字搜尋相片 Favorites ( 最愛 ): 顯示您 Picasa 網路相簿中最愛的相片 Tag ( 標籤 ): 顯示您 Picasa 網路相簿中被貼上標籤的相片 6 要退出 Picasa 網頁, 請按 繁體中文 播放幻燈片 1 使用遙控器由 Picasa 網頁選取 My Photos ( 我的相片 ), 並按 OK» 您 Picasa 網路相簿中的相片會以縮圖顯示 2 選取一張相片, 並按下 OK 以全螢幕檢視相片 3 再按一次 OK, 以幻燈片方式檢視相片 4 在幻燈片播放其間, 按存取下列選項, 並按 OK 選取選項 Current playing ( 目前播放 ): 顯示目前相片的索引 Slideshow pause/ play ( 幻燈片暫停 / 播放 ): 暫停或播放幻燈片 Rotate ( 旋轉 ): 旋轉目前的相片 Zoom ( 縮放 ): 放大或縮小相片 Effect ( 效果 ): 選擇幻燈片效果 Speed ( 速度 ): 選擇幻燈片速度 Friends ( 好友 ): 將目前相片的擁有者新增至好友清單 5 若要返回上一個畫面, 請按 ZH-TW 89

17 使用 Philips EasyLink 此播放機可支援使用 HDMI CEC ( 消費性電子產品控制 ) 通訊協定的 Philips EasyLink 您可以使用單一遙控器控制透過 HDMI 連接的 EasyLink 相容裝置 Philips 不保證能與所有 HDMI CEC 裝置 100% 互通 1 透過 HDMI 連接 HDMI CEC 相容裝置, 然後在電視或其他連接裝置上開啟 HDMI CEC 操作 ( 詳細資料請參閱電視或其他裝置的使用手冊 ) 2 請按 3 選擇 [ 安裝 ]> [EasyLink] 4 在選項下選擇 [ 開啟 ]:[EasyLink] [ 單鍵播放 ] 和 [ 單鍵待機 ]» EasyLink 功能開啟 單鍵播放您在此播放機上播放光碟時, 電視自動切換至正確的視訊輸入來源 單鍵待機當連接的裝置 ( 例如電視 ) 以其專屬的遙控器進入待機時, 此播放機會自動進入待機 90 ZH-TW

18 3 變更設定 本節可幫助您變更此播放機的設定 備註 繁體中文 您無法變更灰色的選單選項 若要返回上一個選單, 請按 若要退出選單, 請按 畫面 1 請按 2 選擇 [ 安裝 ] > [ 視訊 ] 以存取視訊設定選項 [ 電視機型式 ]: 選擇適合電視螢幕大小的圖片顯示格式 [HDMI 視訊 ]: 選擇 HDMI 視訊解析度 [HDMI Deep Color]: 當視訊內容以 Deep Color 模式錄製 ( 且電視支援此功能時 ), 可呈現更多陰影與色調的色彩 [ 畫面設定 ]: 選擇預先定義的色彩設定 [ 觀賞 3D 視訊 ]: 播放藍光 3D 光碟時, 設定為 3D 或 2D 輸出 播放機必須透過 HDMI 連接至 3D 電視 備註 若要變更設定, 請確認電視支援新設定 若要使用 HDMI 的相關設定, 必須透過 HDMI 連接電視 若使用複合視訊連線 ( 透過 VIDEO 接頭 ), 在 [HDMI 視訊 ] 下選擇 480i/576i 或 480p/576p 視訊解析度, 以啟用視訊輸出 ZH-TW 91

19 音效 1 請按 2 選擇 [ 安裝 ] > [ 音訊 ] 以存取視訊設定選項 [ 夜間模式 ]: 選擇寧靜或完整動態音效 夜間模式會降低高聲音量, 並調高柔和音量, 例如語音 [Neo 6]: 啟用或停用環繞音效 ( 從 2.0 聲道音訊轉換而來 ) [HDMI 音訊 ]: 設定此播放機透過 HDMI 連接時的 HDMI 音訊格式 [ 數位音訊 ]: 選擇此播放機透過數位同軸接頭連接時, 聲音輸出的音訊格式 [PCM 向下取樣 ]: 設定此播放機透過數位同軸接頭連接時,PCM 音訊輸出的取樣率 備註 若要使用 HDMI 的相關設定, 必須透過 HDMI 連接電視 只有杜比編碼的 DVD 與藍光光碟才能使用夜間模式 網路 ( 安裝 狀態...) 1 請按 2 選擇 [ 安裝 ] > [ 網路 ] 以存取網路設定選項 [ 網路安裝 ]: 啟動有線或無線安裝, 以使網路正常運作 [ 檢視網路設定 ]: 顯示目前網路狀態 [ 檢視無線設定 ]: 顯示目前的 Wi-Fi 狀態 偏好設定 ( 語言 內容分級控制...) 1 請按 2 選擇 [ 安裝 ] > [ 偏好設定 ] 以存取偏好設定的設定選項 [ 選單語言 ]: 選擇在螢幕上的顯示選單語言 [ 音訊 ]: 選擇視訊的音訊語言 [ 字幕 ] 選擇視訊的字幕語言 [ 光碟選單 ]: 選擇視訊光碟的選單語言 [ 父母監控 ]: 限制播放有分級的光碟 輸入 0000, 以存取限制選項 若要不考慮分級播放所有光碟, 請選擇等級 8 [ 螢幕保護畫面 ]: 啟用或停用螢幕保護程式模式 若啟用, 畫面會在沒有動作 10 分鐘後 ( 例如在暫停或停止模式中 ), 進入閒置模式 [ 自動字幕調整 ]: 啟用或停用字幕調整 如果啟用, 字幕位置會自動變更, 以配合電視螢幕 ( 此功能僅適用於部分 Philips 電視 ) 92 ZH-TW

20 [ 變更密碼 ]: 設定或變更要播放受限制光碟時所需的密碼 如果您沒有密碼或忘記您的密碼, 輸入 0000 [ 顯示面板 ]: 變更播放機顯示面板的亮度 [ 自動待機 ]: 啟用或停用自動待機 若啟用, 播放機會在閒置 30 分鐘後 ( 例如暫停或停止模式 ) 切換為待機 [VCD PBC]: 顯示或跳過 VCD 或 SVCD 光碟上的內容選單 備註 如果光碟語言 ( 音訊或字幕 ) 中沒有使用您的慣用語言, 您可以選擇選單選項的 [ 其他 ], 然後輸入 4 位數語言代碼 ( 這可在此使用手冊背面找到 ) 如果您選擇光碟中未提供的語言, 此播放機會使用光碟中的預設語言 進階選項 (BD-Live 安全性 清除記憶體...) 1 請按 2 選擇 [ 安裝 ] > [ 進階 ] 以存取進階設定選項 [BD-Live 安全性 ]: 限制或允許存取 BD-Live ( 僅適用於非商業用途 使用者建立的 BD- Live 光碟 ) [ 軟體更新 ]: 選擇從網路或 USB 儲存裝置更新軟體 [ 清除記憶體 ]: 刪除 USB 儲存裝置上先前的 BD-Live 下載 BUDA 資料夾會自動建立, 以儲存 BD-Live 下載 [DivX VOD 編碼 ]: 顯示此播放機的 DivX 註冊碼或取消註冊碼 [ 版本資訊 ]: 顯示此播放機的軟體版本 [ 恢復預設設定 ]: 將此播放機重設為出廠預設值 繁體中文 備註 您無法限制市售藍光光碟存取網際網路 在您購買 DivX 視訊並在此播放機上播放前, 請先至 使用 DivX VOD 代碼註冊此播放機 您無法將內容分級控制設定重設為預設值 ZH-TW 93

21 4 更新軟體 在您更新此播放機的軟體之前, 檢查目前的軟體版本 : 按 選擇 [ 安裝 ] > [ 進階 ] > [ 版本資訊 ], 然後按 OK 透過網際網路更新軟體 1 播放機連線到網際網路 ( 請參閱 設定網路 ) 2 按, 然後選擇 [ 安裝 ] 3 選擇 [ 進階 ] > [ 軟體更新 ]> [ 網路 ]» 若系統偵測到升級媒體, 會提示您開始更新 4 請根據電視螢幕上的指示更新軟體» 更新完成時, 此播放機會自動關機, 然後再重新開機 透過 USB 更新軟體 1 檢查 上的最新軟體版本 搜尋您的機型, 按一下 Software and drivers ( 軟體和驅動程式 ) 2 將軟體下載至 USB 儲存裝置 a 解壓縮下載, 確定解壓縮後的資料夾命名為 UPG_ALL b 將 UPG_ALL 資料夾放入根目錄 3 將 USB 儲存裝置連接到此播放機上的 (USB) 接頭 4 按, 然後選擇 [ 安裝 ] 5 選擇 [ 進階 ] > [ 軟體更新 ]> [USB]» 若系統偵測到升級媒體, 會提示您開始更新 6 請根據電視螢幕上的指示更新軟體» 更新完成時, 此播放機會自動關機, 然後再重新開機 注意 軟體更新還在進行時, 請不要關閉電源或移除 USB 儲存裝置, 您可能會因此損壞此播放機 94 ZH-TW

22 5 規格 備註 規格如有更改, 恕不另行通知 地區碼此播放機可以播放下列區碼的光碟 DVD 藍光 國家 / 地區 亞太區 台灣 韓國 A 可播放媒體 BD 影片 BD 3D DVD-Video DVD+R/+RW DVD-R/-RW DVD+R/-R DL ( 雙層 ) VCD/SVCD 音訊 CD CD-R/CD-RW, MP3 媒體 WMA 媒體 JPEG 檔案 DivX (Ultra)/DivX Plus HD 媒體 MKV 媒體 USB 儲存裝置 繁體中文 檔案格式 視訊 :.avi.divx.mp4.mkv.rmvb.rm 音訊 :.mp3.wma.wav 圖片 :.jpg.gif.png 視訊 訊號系統 :PAL / NTSC 複合視訊輸出 :1 Vp-p (75 ohm) HDMI 輸出 480p 576p 720p 1080i 1080p 1080p/24 音訊 2 聲道類比輸出 左 / 右前置音訊 :2 Vrms (> 1 kohm) 數位輸出 :0.5 Vp-p (75 ohm) 同軸纜線 HDMI 輸出 取樣頻率 : MP3:32 khz 44.1 khz 48 khz WMA:44.1 khz,48 khz ZH-TW 95

23 固定位元速率 : MP3:112 kbps kpbs WMA:48 kpbs kpbs USB 相容性 : 高速 USB (2.0) 類型支援 :USB 大容量儲存級 (UMS) 檔案系統 :FAT16 FAT32 支援 HDD ( 外接硬碟 ): 可能需要外部電源 主裝置 電源供應器功率 :AC V~,50/60 Hz 耗電量 :18 W 待機模式耗電量 :< 0.5 W 尺寸 ( 寬 x 高 x 深 ):435 x 41 x ( 公釐 ) 淨重 :1.4 公斤 隨附配件 遙控器及電池 HDMI 纜線 AC 電源線 使用者手冊 雷射規格 雷射類型 ( 二極體 ):AlGaInN (BD) AlGaInP (DVD/CD) 波長 :405+7nm/-7nm (BD) nm/-10nm(DVD) /-20nm(CD) 輸出功率 :1mW (BD) 0.26mW(DVD) 0.3mW(CD) 96 ZH-TW

24 6 疑難排解 警告 有觸電危險 請勿拆下播放器外殼 為維持有效的保固, 請勿嘗試自行修理播放器 若使用播放器時發生任何問題, 請在送修前先行檢查下列項目 如果問題仍未解決, 請至 註冊您的播放器並取得支援 若您與 Philips 聯絡, 則將需要提供播放機的機型與序號 機型與序號位於播放機背面 將號碼填寫與此 : 型號 序號 主裝置 此播放機上的按鈕無法使用 從電源拔除此播放機的電源線並等待從數分鐘, 然後重新連接 畫面 沒有畫面 確認電視已切換至播放機的正確來源輸入 若使用複合視訊連線 ( 透過 VIDEO 接頭 ) 至電視, 請在此播放機上, 於 [HDMI 視訊 ] 下選擇 480i/576i 或 480p/576p 視訊解析度, 以啟用視訊輸出 繁體中文 HDMI 連線上沒有畫面 確定 HDMI 纜線沒有問題 如果有問題, 請更換為新的 HDMI 纜線 在遙控上按, 然後按 731 ( 數字按鈕 ) 恢復相片顯示 或者, 請稍待 10 秒, 以自動復原 若使用 HDMI 纜線將本播放機連接到未經授權的顯示裝置, 可能無法輸出音訊 / 視訊訊號 光碟無法播放高畫質視訊 確認光碟內有高畫質視訊內容 確認電視支援高畫質視訊播放功能 音效 電視沒有音訊輸出 確認已將音訊纜線連接電視的音訊輸入 確認電視已切換至播放機的正確來源輸入 ZH-TW 97

25 音訊裝置 ( 家庭劇院或擴大機 ) 的揚聲器沒有音訊輸出 確認已將音訊纜線連接至音訊裝置的音訊輸入 切換外接音訊裝置到正確的音訊來源輸入 HDMI 連線上沒有聲音 如果連接的裝置與 HDCP 不相容或僅與 DVI 相容, 則 HDMI 輸出可能會沒有任何聲音 子母畫面功能沒有次要音訊輸出 若選擇 [HDMI 音訊 ] 或 [ 數位音訊 ] 選單下的 [ 位元串流 ], 則子母畫面功能的互動式音效 ( 如次要音效 ) 會轉為靜音 取消選取 [ 位元串流 ] 播放 無法播放光碟 清潔光碟 確定光碟正確地裝載 確定此播放機支援光碟 請參閱 規格 確認此播放機支援 DVD 或 BD 的地區碼 如果是 DVD±RW 或 DVD±R, 確認光碟已封軌 不能播放 DivX 視訊檔案 確認 DivX 視訊檔案是否完整 確認音訊檔案的副檔名正確無誤 若要播放 USB 儲存裝置中受 DivX DRM 保護的檔案, 請透過 HDMI 將此播放機連接至電視 DivX 字幕顯示不正確 請確認字幕檔案名稱和 DivX 視訊檔案名稱相同 確定字幕檔案有此播放機支援的副檔名 (.srt.sub.txt.ssa 或.smi) 無法讀取所連接 USB 儲存裝置的內容 請確認 USB 儲存裝置的格式與此播放機相容 請確認此播放機支援 USB 儲存裝置的檔案系統 若為 USB HDD ( 外接硬碟 ), 可能需要外部電源 電視上顯示 沒有輸入 或 x 符號 無法操作 EasyLink 功能無法運作 確定此播放機連接至 Philips 品牌的 EasyLink 電視, 且 EasyLink 選項開啟 ( 請參閱 使用您的藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 > 使用 Philips EasyLink ) 無法存取 BD-Live 功能 確定此播放機連線至網路 ( 請參閱 使用您的藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 > 設定網路 ) 確定已執行網路安裝 ( 請參閱 使用您的藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 > 設定網路 ) 確認藍光光碟支援 BD-Live 功能 98 ZH-TW

26 清除記憶體儲存 ( 請參閱 變化設定 > 進階選項 (BD-Live 安全性 清除記憶體 ) 網路 找不到無線網路或訊號不佳 確定網路已正確連線 ( 請參閱 使用您的藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 > 設定網路 ) 確定已執行網路安裝 ( 請參閱 使用您的藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 > 設定網路 ) 確認無線網路沒有受到微波爐 DECT 電話或其他附近的 Wi-Fi 裝置干擾 如果無線網路無法正常運作, 請嘗試有線網路安裝 ( 請參閱 使用您的藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 > 設定網路 ) YouTube 與 Picasa 無法使用 確定網路已正確連線 ( 請參閱 使用您的藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 > 設定網路 ) 確定已執行網路安裝 ( 請參閱 使用您的藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 > 設定網路 ) 檢查路由器連線 ( 請參閱路由器的使用手冊 ) YouTube 與 Picasa 速度很慢 請參閱無線路由器的使用手冊, 取得室內範圍 傳輸速度和其他會影響收訊品質因素的相關資訊 您的路由器需要高速網際網路連線 繁體中文 3D 影片 無法看見 3D 效果 確定開啟 3D 輸出 ( 請依序參閱 使用您的藍光光碟 / DVD 播放機 > 播放藍光 3D 影片 ) 確定播放的光碟支援藍光 3D 功能 確定電視支援 3D 和 HDMI, 而且設定進入 3D 模式 ( 請參閱電視使用手冊 ) 確定 3D 眼鏡已啟動 ( 請參閱電視使用手冊 ) ZH-TW 99

27 7 安全性與重要說明 請先閱讀並瞭解所有指示, 再使用此藍光光碟 /DVD 播放機 未遵守指示而造成的損壞, 恕不在保固責任範圍內 安全 電擊或火災的風險! 請勿讓產品及配件暴露在雨或水中 請勿將花瓶等液體容器放置在產品附近 若不慎將水濺灑於本產品或滲入機內, 請立即拔除電源 聯絡 Philips 顧客服務中心, 進行檢查後再使用產品 請勿將本產品及配件直接靠近火燄或熱源, 也勿直接曝曬於陽光下 請勿將物品插入產品通風孔或其他開口中 在電源插頭或電器連接器用作中斷連接裝置之處, 中斷連接裝置應保持隨時可進行操作 雷暴來臨前, 請先將本產品插頭拔下 拔除電源線時, 務必從插頭部位拉起, 切莫拉扯纜線 短路或火災的風險! 將本產品接上電源插座之前, 請確認插座電壓與印在產品背面或底部的數值相同 若兩者的電壓不符, 切勿將本產品接上該電源插座 產品損害或毀壞的風險! 打開時會有可見及不可見的雷射輻射 請避免受雷射光束照射 請勿觸摸光碟插槽內的光碟光纖鏡頭 請勿將本產品或任何物品置於電源線或其他任何電子器材上 若運送本產品時溫度低於 5, 則開箱後應待機體回溫至室溫, 再插上電源 有過熱危險! 請勿將本產品放置於狹隘的空間 本產品周圍務必至少預留四英吋的空間以保持通風 確定勿使窗簾或其他物品遮蓋本產品的通風孔 污染的風險! 請勿混用電池 ( 新舊混用或碳鹼性電池混用等 ) 若電池電量耗盡或長時間不使用遙控器時, 請將電池取出 電池內含化學物質, 請妥善丟棄 誤食電池的風險! 產品 / 遙控器含有一個鈕扣型電池, 可能會遭到誤食 請勿讓孩童接觸電池! 100 ZH-TW

28 CLASS 1 LASER PRODUCT 3D 健康警告 如果您或您的家人有癲癇或光敏性癲癇的病史, 在觀看閃爍光源 快速影像序列 3D 影片之前, 請先諮詢醫師 為避免造成不適, 例如頭昏眼花 頭痛或頭暈等, 我們不建議長時間觀看 3D 如果您感到任何不適, 請停止觀看 3D 並且暫時不要從事任何可能發生危險的活動 ( 例如開車 ), 直到症狀完全消失為止 如果症狀持續, 請勿在未諮詢醫師的情況下繼續觀看 3D 兒童觀看 3D 期間, 父母應在旁陪伴, 確保他們不會發生任何上述的不適狀況 由於 6 歲以下兒童的視覺系統尚未發展成熟, 因此不建議讓他們觀看 3D 保護您的產品 繁體中文 請勿將光碟以外的任何物品放入光碟插槽中 請勿將歪曲或破裂的光碟放入光碟插槽中 若長期不使用產品, 請將光碟插槽中的光碟取出 請僅使用超細纖維布料清潔產品 保護環境 您的產品是使用高品質材質和元件所設計製造, 可回收和重複使用 請勿將您的產品與其他家用廢棄物共同丟棄 請瞭解當地電器 電子產品及電池的垃圾分類相關法規 正確處理這些產品有助於避免對環境和人類健康帶來負面影響 您的產品內含不能作為一般家庭廢棄物處理的電池 請了解當地有關電池的垃圾分類相關法規 正確處理廢棄電池有助於避免對環境和人類健康帶來負面影響 請造訪 以取得您當地回收中心的詳細資訊 ZH-TW 101

29 版權 本物品採用具有版權保護的技術, 受到某些美國專利及 Rovi Corporation 的其他智慧財產權保護 禁止進行反向工程或拆解 開放原始碼軟體 Philips Electronics Hong Kong Ltd. 會依照需求提供此產品有版權保護的開放原始碼軟體套件相應之完整原始碼複本, 而此類提供需有個別授權 該項提供有效期自購買產品後算起三年, 適用對象為收到此資訊的任何人 若要取得原始碼, 請聯絡 如果您不想使用電子郵件, 或您將信件寄至此電子郵件地址後, 一星期內尚未收到確認信, 請寫信至 Open Source Team, Philips Intellectual Property & Standards, P.O. Box 220, 5600 AE Eindhoven, The Netherlands. 若您未收到信件的即時確認, 請將電子郵件寄至上述電子郵件地址 使用者注意事項 : 此產品與 RealNetworks 軟體或服務搭配使用後, 使用者即同意 REALNETWORKS, INC 的下列條款 : 使用者僅能依 RealNetworks EULA 的條款, 將軟體用於私人的非商業用途 使用者不得進行修改 轉譯 還原工程 解譯 反向組譯或使用其他方式來探索原始碼, 或者複製 Real Format Client Code 的功能, 但若適用法律明文禁止為上述限制者, 則不在此限 除非本 合約 中提及可取代其他所有擔保之擔保與條件以外,RealNetworks Inc. 不做任何明示或默示的責任擔保, 包括但不限於 : 任何適售性之默示擔保或條件與特定目的之適用性 ; 且不包括所有間接性 特殊性 偶發性和衍生損失之結果 ( 包括但不限於損失的利益 ) 商標 Blu-ray Blu-ray Disc Blu-ray Disc 標誌 Blu-ray 3D 以及 Blu-ray 3D 標誌為 Blu-ray Disc Association 的商標 HDMI HDMI 標誌以及 High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI, 高畫質媒體介面 ) 為 HDMI 授權 LLC 在美國及其他國家的商標或註冊商標 102 ZH-TW

30 依據 Dolby Laboratories 之授權製造 Dolby 與雙 D 符號為 Dolby Laboratories 之商標 依據以下美國專利號碼許可製造 : 專利號碼 :5,451,942; 5,956,674; 5,974,380; 5,978,762; 6,226,616; 6,487,535; 7,212,872; 7,333,929; 7,392,195; 7,272,567 及其他美國和全球專利 DTS 及 Symbol 為註冊商標,DTS-HD DTS-HD Master Audio 以及 DTS 標誌為 DTS, Inc. 的註冊商標, 其產品包括軟件 DTS, Inc. 保留所有權利 關於 DIVX VIDEO:DivX 是 DivX, Inc. 創立的數位視訊格式 此為正式的 DivX Certified 裝置, 能播放 DivX 視訊 請造訪 divx.com 了解更多資訊, 並下載軟體工具將檔案轉換為 DivX 視訊 關於 DIVX VIDEO-ON-DEMAND:DivX Certified 裝置必須先註冊, 才能播放所購買的 DivX Video-on-Demand (VOD) 電影 要取得註冊碼, 請在您的裝置設定選單中, 找出 DivX VOD 的部分 請造訪 vod.divx.com 瞭解更多有關如何完成註冊等資訊 DivX DivX Certified DivX Plus HD 以及相關標誌為 DivX, Inc. 的註冊商標, 獲得授權使用 DivX Certified 可用於播放最多 1080p HD 的 DivX 及 DivX Plus HD (H.264/MKV) 視訊 ( 包括優質內容 ) 繁體中文 BONUSVIEW BD LIVE 與 BONUSVIEW 為 Blu-ray Disc Association 之商標 DVD Video 為 DVD Format/Logo Licensing Corporation 的商標 ZH-TW 103

31 Real RMVB 標誌為 RealNetworks, Inc 的商標或註冊商標 Java 與所有其他 Java 商標及標誌為 Sun Microsystems, Inc. 在美國與 / 或其他國家之商標或註冊商標 104 ZH-TW

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