User manual PHILIPS BDP3200

[. . . ] Register your product and get support at www. philips. com/welcome BDP3200 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 BDP3200 EN User manual 1 VIDEO HDMI ( ) COAXIA AUDIO LINE OU A AL U UT COAXIAL AUDIO OUT 3 2 1 HDMI HDMI VIDEO COAXIAL AUDIO LINE OUT 2 VIDEO+AUDIO LINE OUT HDMI VIDEO COAXIAL AUDIO LINE OUT IO AUDIO LINE OUT O VIDEO 4 3 COAXIAL HDMI VIDEO COAXIAL AUDIO LINE OUT COAXIAL COAXIAL AA 4 AUDIO LINE OUT HDMI VIDEO COAXIAL AUDIO LINE OUT AUDIO LINE OUT 5 3 4 5 1 2 SOURCE TV 6 6 2 BD DVD/VCD/CD DivX Plus HD/MKV MP3 / JPEG 1 3 4 USB 1 2 3 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 Set up a network Use Philips EasyLink 2-7 10 10 11 13 13 14 14 15 16 17 17 18 18 18 19 20 20 20 21 23 26 3 Change settings Picture Sound Network (installation, status. . . ) Preference (languages, parental control. . . ) Advanced options (clear memory. . . ) 4 Update software Update software via the Internet Update software via USB 5 Specifications 6 Troubleshooting 7 Safety and important notice EN 9 English Table of contents 2 Use your Blu-ray disc player Congratulations on your purchase, and welcome to Philips!product software upgrade), register your product at www. philips. com/welcome. 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