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Watching a movie58USING THE DISPLAY FUNCTIONhgfZCV During playback, press the INFO button on the remote control.If the Blu-ray Disc has the PIP feature, press the INFO button in the PIP section to display PIP-related information.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select the desired item.Press the ◄ ► buttons to make the desired setup change and then press the ENTER button.You may use the number buttons of the remote control to directly access a title, chapter or to start the playback from a desired time.To make the screen disappear, press the INFO button again.If you are playing contents from the info menu, some functions may not be enabled depending on the disc.Title : To access the desired title when there is more than one in the disc. For example, if there is more than one movie on a Blu-ray Disc/DVD, each movie will be identiﬁ ed as a Title.Chapter: Most Blu-ray Disc/DVD discs are recorded in chapters so that you can quickly ﬁ nd a speciﬁ c chapter.Audio : Refers to the ﬁ lm's soundtrack language. A Blu-ray Disc can contain up to 32 audio languages and a DVD up to 8.Playing Time : Allows playback of the ﬁ lm from a desired time. You must enter the starting time as a reference. The time search function does not operate on some discs.Subtitle : Refers to the subtitle languages available in the disc. You will be able to choose the subtitle languages or, if you prefer, turn them off from the screen. A Blu-ray Disc can contain up to 255 subtitle languages, and a DVD up to 32.Angle : When a Blu-ray Disc/DVD contains multiple angles of a particular scene, you can use the ANGLE function.PIP Video/ PIP Audio : You can make PIP Video or PIP Audio settings if the current title of a Blu-ray Disc appears in the PIP section. The PIP Video / PIP Audio options, however, will be disabled with a Blu-ray Disc that does not support the PIP feature.Picture Mode : This function enables you to adjust video quality when you are connected to a TV via HDMI.- Dynamic : Choose this setting to increase Sharpness.- Normal : Choose this setting for most viewing applications.- Movie : This is the best setting for watching movies.- User : The user can adjust the sharpness and noise reduction function respectively. 1.•2.3.•4.MBD Info§ Change s SelectTitle : 000/034Chapter : 000/002Playing Time : 00:00:06Audio : 1/1 ENG Multi CHSubtitle : NONEAngle : 01/01Picture Mode : NormalBD Info§ Change s SelectTitle : 000/034Chapter : 000/002Playing Time : 00:00:06Audio : 1/1 ENG Multi CHSubtitle : NONEAngle : 01/01Video PIP : 01/01Audio PIP : 1/1 ENG 2CHPicture Mode : Normal<INFO menu for the PIP section>HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 58HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 58 2009-05-30  2:59:092009-05-30  2:59:09

59ENG ● WATCHING A MOVIEUSING THE DISC MENU & POPUP/TITLE MENUUsing the Disc Menu hZDuring playback, press the DISC MENU button on the remote control.Press the ▲▼◄ ► buttons to make the desired selection, then press the ► or ENTER button.The Disc menu setup items may vary from disc to disc.Depending on the disc, the Disc Menu may not be available.Using the Title Menu ZDuring playback, press the TITLE MENU button on the remote control.Press the ▲▼◄ ► buttons to make the desired selection, then press the ENTER button.The Title menu setup options may vary from disc to disc.Depending on the disc, the Title Menu may not be available.Title Menu will only be displayed if there are at least two titles on the disc.Playing the Title List gfWith the unit in Stop mode/Playback mode, press the DISC MENU or TITLE MENU button.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select an entry you want to play from Title List, then press the ► or ENTER button.The selected entry (title) will be played back.- Go to Playlist -To go to the Playlist, press the RED(A) button.Using the Popup Menu hDuring playback, press the POPUP MENU button on the remote control.Press the ▲▼◄ ► buttons or ENTER button to select the desired menu.The Popup menu setup options may vary from disc to disc.Depending on the disc, the Popup Menu may not be available.1.2.•M1.2.•M1.2.1.2.•M3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15▼PLAY MOVIE LANGUAGES SCENE SELECTIONS PREVIEWS3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15▼MAIN MENU AUDIO SET UP SUBTITLES SCENE SELECTIONSCDCDBD-REBD-RE Video Music Photo Setup Title 008 00:04:36Title 009 00:04:17Title 010 00:04:11Title 011 00:04:07Title 012 00:04:46Title 013 00:04:21Title 014 00:03:43 ◄ PageHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 59HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 59 2009-05-30  2:59:152009-05-30  2:59:15

Watching a movie60REPEAT PLAYRepeat the current chapter or title.Repeat playback hgfZCVDuring playback, press the REPEAT button on the remote control. Repeat screen appears.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Chapter or Title.Blu-ray Disc/DVD repeats play by chapter or title.To return to normal play, press the REPEAT button again, then press the ▲▼ buttons to select Off.Depending on the disc, the Repeat function may not be available.Using the A-B Repeat function hgfZCVPress the REPEAT A-B button on the remote control during playback.Press the REPEAT A-B button at the point where you want repeat play to start (A).Press the REPEAT A-B button at the point where you want repeat play to stop (B).To return to normal play, press the CANCEL button.Point B cannot be set until 5 seconds of playback has elapsed from point A.1.2.•3.M1.2.3.4.MRepeat Off► Repeat A-B00:18:41 / 01:34:37REPEAT A B Off ExitDVDDVDHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 60HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 60 2009-05-30  2:59:202009-05-30  2:59:20

61ENG ● WATCHING A MOVIESELECTING THE AUDIO LANGUAGE hgfZYou can select a desired audio language quickly and easily with the AUDIO button.Using the AUDIO buttonPress the AUDIO button during playback. The Audio changes when the button is pressed repeatedly.The audio languages are represented by abbreviations.To remove the Audio bar, press the CANCEL or RETURN button.Using the INFO buttonDuring playback, press the INFO button on the remote control.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Audio language.Press the ◄ ► buttons on the remote control to select the desired audio language.This function depends on what audio languages are encoded on the disc and may not be available.A Blu-ray Disc can contain up to 32 audio languages and a DVD up to 8.Depending on the disc type, you can use the AUDIO button to change the audio soundtrack as well as the audio language.Some Blu-ray Discs may allow you to select either the multi-channel LPCM or Dolby digital audio soundtrack in English.Information about the primary / secondary mode will be also displayed if the Blu-ray Disc has a PIP section. Use the ◄ ► button to switch between primary and secondary audio modes.The ◄ ► indicator will not be displayed on the screen if the PIP section does not contain any PIP audio settings.SELECTING THE SUBTITLE LANGUAGEYou can select a desired subtitle quickly and easily with the SUBTITLE button.Using the SUBTITLE button hZPress the SUBTITLE button. The subtitle changes when the button is pressed repeatedly. The subtitle languages are represented by abbreviations.To remove the Subtitle bar, press the CANCEL or RETURN button.1.•2.1.2.3.M1.2.Audio 1/4 ENG Dolby Digital Multi CHSubtitle 0/2 OffHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 61HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 61 2009-05-30  2:59:212009-05-30  2:59:21

Watching a movie62SELECTING THE SUBTITLE LANGUAGEUsing the INFO buttonDuring playback, press the INFO button on the remote control.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Subtitle.Press the ◄ ► buttons on the remote control to select the desired subtitle language.Depending on the Blu-ray Disc / DVD, you may be able to change the desired subtitle in the Disc Menu. Press the DISC MENU button.This function depends on what subtitles are encoded on the disc and may not be available on all Blu-ray Discs/DVDs.A Blu-ray Disc can contain up to 255 subtitle languages and a DVD up to 32.Information about the primary / secondary mode will be also displayed if the Blu-ray Disc has a PIP section.This function changes both the primary and secondary subtitles at the same time.The total number of subtitles is the sum of the primary and secondary ones.CHANGING THE CAMERA ANGLEWhen a Blu-ray Disc/DVD contains multiple angles of a particular scene, you can use the ANGLE function.Using the ANGLE function hZDuring playback, press the INFO button on the remote control.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Angle.Press the ◄ ► buttons or you can use the number buttons on the remote control to select the desired angle.If the disc has only one angle, this feature won’t work. Currently, very few discs have this feature.Depending on the disc, these functions may not work.1.2.3.M1.2.3.MDVD-Vedio InfoTitleChapterPlaying TimeAudioSubtitleAngle: 001/006: 003/016: 00:11:14: ENG Multi CH: ENG: 01/01 Change MoveHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 62HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 62 2009-05-30  2:59:212009-05-30  2:59:21

63ENG ● WATCHING A MOVIEPIP (PICTURE IN PICTURE) SETTINGSThe PIP feature allows you to view additional content (such as commentaries) in a small screen window while the movie is playing.Using the PIP button hIf the current Blu-ray Disc features the PIP function, you can use the PIP button to turn PIP On or Off.Each time you press the PIP button, you can toggle between PIP On and PIP Off.You can change detailed settings of the PIP feature in the INFO menu (see page 58: selection of secondary audio, video stream and subtitle etc.).If you switch from PIP Video, PIP Audio will change automatically in accordance with PIP Video.If the Blu-ray Disc supports only PIP Audio, you can just press the PIP button to turn the secondary audio on or off.BD-LIVE™The Blu-ray Home Theater supports BD-LIVE which enables you to enjoy a variety of interactive service contents provided by the disc manufacturer through network connection.Using the BD-LIVE Disc Connect the network (see pages 30~31) and check the network setup (see pages 53~57).Insert a Blu-ray disc that supports BD-LIVE.Select the contents provided by the disc manufacturer to enjoy the BD-LIVE. The way you use BD-LIVE and the features may differ, depending on the disc.To use BD-LIVE, you must insert a mimimum 1GB USB memory device into one of the USB slots.1.2.M1.2.3.MHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 63HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 63 2009-05-30  2:59:222009-05-30  2:59:22

65ENG ● WATCHING A MOVIETo add a movie to the Instant Queue list of this Blu-ray Home Theater, select the "Add to Instant" button on the Netﬂ ix "Watch Instantly" web page using your PC.Movies you added to the Instant Queue from the web are listed.Press the ENTER button of the remote control and select a movie to display the next screen.To add the movie in Instant Queue list of this Blu-ray Home Theater, you can select "Add to Instant" button on "Watch Instantly" page of Netﬂ ix web site using your PC.Press the PLAY button to start the playback, and the initial buffering of the streamed data is shown.Press the SCAN button to select a scene of your choice.To stop the movie or go to the instant movie list, press the upper arrow or Stop button.For more information on the Netﬂ ix Instant Streaming feature visit http:www.netﬂ ix.com/help/tv or login to your Netﬂ ix account and click "Help" at the top of the page.5.6.•7.8.•MActor or Actress name1 Actor or Actress name2 NameMovie 1e ExitHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 65HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 65 2009-05-30  2:59:252009-05-30  2:59:25

Watching a movie66DIVX PLAYBACKThe functions discussed on this page apply to DivX disc playback only.Skip Forward/Back DDuring playback, press the #, $ button.Goes to the next ﬁ le whenever you press the $ button, if there are over 2 ﬁ les on the disc. Goes to the previous ﬁ le whenever you press the # button, if there are over 2 ﬁ les on the disc.Fast Playback DDuring playback, press the ,  button.To play back the disc at a faster speed, press the  or  button during playback.Each time you press either button, the playback speed will change as follows: 2x  4x  8x.Audio Display DPress the AUDIO button.If there are multiple audio languages on a disc, you can toggle between them.Each time you press the button, your selection will toggle between AUDIO (1/N, 2/N ...).Subtitle Display D Press the SUBTITLE button.Each time you press the button, your selection will toggle between SUBTITLE (1/N, 2/N ...) and SUBTITLE OFF.If the disc has only one subtitle ﬁ le, it will be played automatically.See number 2 (Caption Function) below for more details concerning Subtitle usage with DivX discs.••••••••HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 66HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 66 2009-05-30  2:59:282009-05-30  2:59:28

67ENG ● WATCHING A MOVIEDivX(Digital internet video express) DivX is a video ﬁ le format developed by Microsoft and is based on MPEG4 compression technology to provide audio and video data over the Internet in real-time. MPEG4 is used for video encoding and MP3 for audio encoding so that the users can watch a movie at near DVD-quality video and audio.Supported FormatsThis product only supports the following media formats.If both video and audio formats are not supported, the user may experience problems such as broken images or no sound.Supported Video FormatsFormat AVISupported Versions DivX3.11 ~ DivX5.X, XviDSupported Audio FormatsFormat MP3 AC3Bit Rate 56 ~ 320 kbps 128 ~384kbpsSampling Frequency 32 ~ 48kHz 44.1/48kHzThis product supports up to 720x480 pixels.When you play a disc whose sampling frequency is higher than 48khz or 320kbps, you may experience shaking on the screen during playback.Qpel and gmc is not supported.Caption FunctionYou must have some experience with video extraction and editing in order to use this feature properly.To use the caption function, save the caption ﬁ le (*.smi) in the same ﬁ le name as that of the DivX media ﬁ le (*.avi) within the same folder. Example. Root Samsung_007CD1.aviSamsung_007CD1.smi"ABOUT DIVX VIDEO: DivX® is a digital video format created by DivX,Inc. This is an ofﬁ cial DivX Certiﬁ ed device that plays DivX video. Visit www.divx.com for more information and software tools to convert your ﬁ les into DivX video.ABOUT DIVX VIDEO-ON-DEMAND: This DivX Certiﬁ ed® device must be registered in order to play DivX Video-on-Demand (VOD) content. To generate the registration code, locate the DivX VOD section in the device setup menu. Go to vod.divx.com with this code to complete the registration process and learn more about DivX VOD.DivX Certiﬁ ed to play DivX video up to HD 1080p, including premium content"1.•••2.•••HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 67HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 67 2009-05-30  2:59:292009-05-30  2:59:29

Listening to music 68BUTTONS ON THE REMOTE CONTROL USED FOR AUDIO CD(CD-DA)/ MP3 DISC PLAYBACKPAUSE button : Pauses playback. SKIP ( ) button : During playback, moves to the next page in the Music List or moves to the next track in the Playlist.PLAY button : Plays the currently selected track.▲▼ buttons : Selects a track(song) in the Music List or Playlist.COLOR buttonsRED(A) button : Selects the Play Mode(Repeat) during playback.GREEN(B) button : Go to Playlist from Music List.YELLOW(C) button : Playlist play.◄ ► buttons◄ : Plays the applicable track, according to the current position.► : Moves to the menu. ENTER button : Plays the selected track (song).STOP button : Stops a track(song).SKIP ( ) button : If you pressed this button after three seconds of playback, the current track will be replayed from the beginning. But, if you pressed this button within three seconds after playback starts, the previous track will be played. Used to move to the previous page in the Music List or Playlist.REPEAT AUDIO CD(CD-DA) & MP3During playback, press the REPEAT or RED(A) button repeatedly to select the repeat mode you want.When playing an Audio CD(CD-DA) :    When playing an MP3 disc :    Normal (Audio CD(CD-DA)/MP3): Tracks on a disc are played in the order in which they were recorded on the disc. Repeat Track (Audio CD(CD-DA)/MP3) Repeat Folder (MP3) Random (Audio CD(CD-DA)/MP3)- When playing an Audio CD(CD-DA): The random option plays a disc’s tracks in random order.- When playing an MP3 disc : The random option plays a folder’s ﬁ le in random order. Repeat All (Audio CD(CD-DA)): All tracks are repeated.- To return to normal playback -Press the REPEAT or RED(A) button repeatedly to return to normal playback. 1.2.3.4.5.•••6.7.8.9.•••••RETURNENTERA B C DMENUEXITINFO0STOP PLAYRETURNHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 68HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 68 2009-05-30  2:59:292009-05-30  2:59:29

69ENG ● LISTENING TO MUSICPLAYING AN AUDIO CD(CD-DA)/MP3 AFInsert an Audio CD(CD-DA) or an MP3 Disc into the disc tray.For an Audio CD, the ﬁ rst track will be played automatically.For an MP3 disc, press the ▲▼ buttons to select Music, then press the ENTER button.(You can listen to mp3 ﬁ les using a USB storage device)To move to the Music List, press the STOP or RETURN button.The Music List screen is displayed on your TV.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select the track you want to play, then press the ENTER button.Audio CD(CD-DA)/MP3 Screen Elements Displays the media type.Current track (song) Displays the number of the track currently being played.Play Status Bar.Displays the repeat status.Displays the current play index, total track number.Current /Total Play Time.Displays available COLOR buttons. 1.••2.3.❖CDCD► TRACK 001 1/1800:02:24 / 00:05:57A Play ModeCDCD► TRACK 001 1/1800:02:24 / 00:05:57 a Play Mode Video◄ Music Photo Setup CDCD B Playlist Page TRACK 001 00:04:08 ►TRACK 002 00:03:41 TRACK 003 00:03:17 TRACK 004 00:03:36 TRACK 005 00:03:47 TRACK 006 00:03:50 TRACK 007 00:03:54 ◄ HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 69HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 69 2009-05-30  2:59:302009-05-30  2:59:30

Listening to music 70Playlist AFYou can create a playlist with up to 99 tracks.Insert an Audio CD(CD-DA) or an MP3 Disc into the disc tray. For an Audio CD, the ﬁ rst track will be played automatically.For an MP3 disc, press the ▲▼ buttons to select Music, then press the ENTER button.(You can listen to mp3 ﬁ les using a USB storage device)To move to the Music List, press the GREEN(B) or RETURN button. The Music List screen is displayed.Press the GREEN(B) button to go to the Playlist.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select a track, then press the ENTER button to add it to the Playlist. Repeat this procedure to add additional tracks.If there is an undesired track in the playlist, press the ►▲▼ button to select that track, and then press the ENTER button.The selected track will be deleted.Press the YELLOW(C) button to play the selected tracks.When the track is ﬁ nished, the next track will automatically play.To edit the Playlist, press the STOP or RETURN button.To go to the Music List, press the RETURN button.MP3 & JPEG Simultaneous playback AGFYou can enjoy listening to MP3 ﬁ les while you simultaneously view JPEG ﬁ les.When you play MP3 ﬁ le, press the BLUE(D) button.The slide show speed screen will be displayed.Select the desired slide show speed.To operate this function, you have to select the folder containing both music and photo ﬁ les.When you play MP3 and JPEG ﬁ les simultaneously, audio drop may occur according to bitrate of MP3, size of JPEG image and method of encoding.1.••2.3.4.5.•6.7.8.1.2.M Video◄ Music Photo Setup CDCDCDCD B Playlist Page TRACK 001 00:04:08 TRACK 002 00:03:41 TRACK 003 00:03:17 ►TRACK 004 00:03:36 TRACK 005 00:03:47 TRACK 006 00:03:50 TRACK 007 00:03:54TRACK 008 00:03:57TRACK 009 00:03:59 ◄ Video◄ Music Photo Setup CDCDTRACK 001TRACK 002TRACK 003TRACK 004TRACK 005TRACK 006TRACK 007 ◄ Original ★ Playlist B Music List C Playlist play Add Play Video◄ Music Photo Setup CDCD ◄ Original ★ Playlist B Music List C Playlist play Add PlayTRACK 001TRACK 002TRACK 003TRACK 004TRACK 005TRACK 006TRACK 00701.TRACK 00102.TRACK 00203.TRACK 003CDCD► 001. SONG01.mp3 1/1800:02:24 / 00:05:57a Play Mode d Slide ShowHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 70HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 70 2009-05-30  2:59:342009-05-30  2:59:34

71ENG ● LISTENING TO MUSICUSING THE INTERNET RADIO FEATURE PROVIDED BY PANDORAPandora provides music personalized to your taste.With the unit in Stop mode/No Disc mode, press the MENU button.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Pandora, then press the ENTER or ► button. Pandora’s initial screen appears.To run Pandora, you need to input the activation code at <http://www.pandora.com/samsung> page with your PC. After inputting the activation code, you may have to create a new account if you don't have one yet.If you already have an account, you can use the existing account.It automatically shows the list of stations created from the web or player, and plays music.Press the RED(A) button while the highlight is on the station list to display the create station window. Enter the keyword and press the BLUE(D) button to display the search result.(The station keyword entered should be a music genre, artist, music title, etc.)1.2.3.4.5.6.PANDORA® internet radioPANDORA® internet radioOKListen to radio that is personalized to your tastes.Go to http://www.pandora.com/samsungand enter XXXXXXXX to activate.Enjoy music you know and discover music you’ll love.It’s easy and FREE ! Please activate your device to continue.Station Title 6Station Title 5Station Title 4Station Title 3Station Title 2Station Title 1PandoraSong Title 1Song Title 6Song Title 2Song Title 3Song Title 4Song Title 5SongTitle 1By : MusicianOn : AlbumStation ListHighlightStation Title 6Station Title 5Station Title 4Station Title 3PandoraMirror, Set Me FreeLoreta And DesireMistyIsabelleMelancholiaSongTitle 1musicianStation Title 2Station Title 1 Days Past« Number s Select ² ReturnCreate a New Stationa Back Space b Space c Clear d CreateAB A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z a b c d e f g h i j k l m n o p q r s t u v w x y z 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 0 – _ + = . ~ ! @ # $ % ^ & ( ) / ? |Station Title 5Station Title 5Station Title 4Station Title 3PandoraThe Winner TakesMelancholiaSongTitle 1musicianStation Title 2Station Title 1 a Select b ReturnNew SearchMatchingBbBbccaAbbmaaBbbbaaaaBanBooookeAcccaakeSong ListA Create Station B Delete Station C QuickMix ExitA Create Station B Delete Station C QuickMix ExitA Create Station B Delete Station C QuickMix ExitHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 71HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 71 2009-05-30  2:59:442009-05-30  2:59:44

Listening to music 72USING THE INTERNET RADIO FEATURE PROVIDED BY PANDORAPress the GREEN(B) button while the highlight is on the station list to delete the selected station. You can edit your song list by using color buttons of the remote control while the highlight is on the song list. RED(A) : Thumbs Up. By indicating your preference to the server, it plays more songs you love.GREEN(B) : Thumbs Down. By indicating your dislike to the server, it plays fewer songs you don’t like.YELLOW(C) : Bookmark. It bookmarks the selected song. - The bookmarked songs can be found on your PC by visiting www.pandora.com and viewing "My Proﬁ le".BLUE(D) : Sleep Song. It excludes the selected song from the station for a month.The www.pandora.com server reﬂ ects the changes made on your player. In order to activate your Blu-ray Home Theater with Pandora music with the code provided, you will need an active LAN connection to both a PC and your player. To connect the network with Blu-ray Home Theater, refer to the pages 28~29.For further information on Pandora service or to unsubscribe the Pandora service, email "samsung-support@pandora.com".7.8.••••MStation Title 5Station Title 4Station Title 3PandoraSong Title 1Song Title 1By : MusicianOn : AlbumStation Title 2Station Title 1!Are you sure you want to delete this station?Abba RadioDelete CancelA Create Station B Delete Station C QuickMix ExitStation Title 6Station Title 5Station Title 4Station Title 3PandoraSong Title 5Song Title 2Song Title 3Song Title 4Song Title 5Song Title 1By : MusicianOn : AlbumStation Title 2Song Title 1Station Title 1A Thumbs Up B Thumbs Down C Bookmark D Sleep Song ExitHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 72HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 72 2009-05-30  2:59:452009-05-30  2:59:45

73ENG ● VIEWING A PICTUREViewing a pictureVIEWING A PICTUREInsert a JPEG disc into the Disc Slot . The Menu screen is displayed.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select Photo, then press the ENTER button.The Photo List is displayed.Press the ▲▼ buttons to select a picture.To see the next page, press the SKIP ( ) button.To see the previous page, press the SKIP ( ) button.SLIDE SHOW/SPEEDTo setup, follow steps 1 and 2 above.Press the BLUE(D) button.The slide show starts.When the SlideShow starts, press the BLUE(D) button to adjust the play speed.Each time you press the button, the play speed will increase accordingly.- To stop the Slide Show -Press the STOP or RETURN button. ROTATE To setup, follow steps 1 and 3 above.Press the ENTER button.Use the RED(A) and GREEN(B) buttons to rotate the image in a desired direction.1.•2.•3.••3.•4.•4.5.➞➞ D SpeedCDCD► KE.JPG 03/07CDCD _____1_.JPG 03/07A r90° B u90° C Zoom D Speed Slide ShowCDCD D Slide Show ◄ Video Music ◄ Photo Setup .. 176.JPG 08 JUL 2000 127 KB ► BEACH.JPG 17 JUL 2000 27 KB KE.JPG 10 JUL 2000 194 KB KE2.JPG 10 JUL 2000 191 KB MBHONG.JPG 20 JUL 2000 30 KB NEW_BEE.JPG 08 JUL 2000 76 KB _______1_.JPG 18 JUL 2000 17 KBHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 73HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 73 2009-05-30  2:59:462009-05-30  2:59:46

Viewing a picture74ZOOMTo setup, follow steps 1 to 3 in "Viewing a Picture" on page 73.Press the ENTER button.Press the YELLOW(C) button. Use the YELLOW(C) or ZOOM button to zoom the image in/out.- To move the area -Press the ▲▼◄ ► buttons to the area you want to enlarge.- To stop the Zoom -Press the YELLOW(C) button.GO TO PHOTO LISTTo setup, follow steps 1 to 3 in "Viewing a Picture" on page 73.Press the ENTER button.To go Photo List, press the RETURN or STOP button.4.5.6.4.5.CDCD _____1_.JPG 03/07A r90° B u90° C Zoom D Speed Slide Show C Zoom Movex2CDCD BEACH.JPG 03/07A r90° B u90° C Zoom D Speed Slide ShowCDCD D Slide Show ◄ Video Music ◄ Photo Setup .. 176.JPG 08 JUL 2000 127 KB BEACH.JPG 17 JUL 2000 27 KB ► KE.JPG 10 JUL 2000 194 KB KE2.JPG 10 JUL 2000 191 KB MBHONG.JPG 20 JUL 2000 30 KB NEW_BEE.JPG 08 JUL 2000 76 KB _______1_.JPG 18 JUL 2000 17 KBHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 74HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 74 2009-05-30  2:59:512009-05-30  2:59:51

75ENG ● USING THE USB FUNCTIONPLAYING MEDIA FILES USING THE USB HOST FEATUREYou can enjoy media ﬁ les such as pictures and music saved on an MP3 player, USB memory stick or digital camera.Connect the USB device to the USB port on the side of the unit.USB Connected appears on the display screen and then disappears.USB icon is displayed on the Setup Menu.Safe USB RemovalTo prevent damage to the data stored in the USB device, perform safe removal before disconnecting the USB cable.Press the YELLOW(C) button. The display will show Now. You can remove USB safely.Remove the USB cable.Skip Forward/Back During playback, press the #, $ button.When there is more than one ﬁ le and you press the $ button, the next ﬁ le is selected.When there is more than one ﬁ le and you press the # button, the previous ﬁ le is selected.1.2.3.••••Using the USB functionHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 75HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 75 2009-05-30  2:59:542009-05-30  2:59:54

Using the USB function76USB Host Speciﬁ cation USB Host Speciﬁ cation• Supports USB 1.1 or USB 2.0 compliant devices.• Supports devices connected using the USB A type cable.• Supports UMS (USB Mass Storage Device) V1.0 compliant devices.• Supports the device of which the connected drive is formatted in the FAT(FAT, FAT16, FAT32) ﬁ le system.Non-compliance• Does not support a device that requires installing a separate driver on the PC (Windows).• Does not support connection to a USB hub.• A USB device that is connected using the USB extension cable may not be recognized.• A USB device requiring a separate power source needs to be connected to the player with the separate power connection.Operational Limitations• If the connected device has multiple drives (or partitions) installed, only one drive (or partition) can be connected.• A device supporting USB 1.1 alone may cause a difference in the picture quality, depending on the device.USB Devices that can be used with the Home TheaterUSB Storage DeviceMP3 PlayerDigital CameraRemovable HDDRemovable HDDs equipped with less than 160 Gbytes are supported. Removable HDDs equipped with 160Gbytes or more may not be recognized, depending on the device.If the connected device does not work due to insufﬁ cient power supply, you can use a separate power cable to supply power so that it can work properly. The connector of the USB cable may differ, depending on the manufacturer of the USB device.USB card Reader: One slot USB card reader and Multi slot USB card reader.Depending on the manufacturer. the USB card reader may not be supported.If you install multiple memory devices into a multi card reader, you may experience problems.Supported ﬁ le FormatsFormat File name File extension Bit rate Version Pixel Sampling FrequencyStill Picture JPG JPG .JPEG – – 640x480 –Music MP3 .MP3 80~384kbps – – 44.1kHzCBI (Control/Bulk/Interrupt) is not supported.Digital Cameras that use PTP protocol or require additional program installation when connected to a PC are not supported. A device using NTFS ﬁ le system is not supported. (Only FAT 16/32 (File Allocation Table 16/32) ﬁ le system is supported.) Does not operate with Janus enabled MTP (Media Transfer Protocol) devices.1.2.3.4.••5.••••••HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 76HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 76 2009-05-30  2:59:552009-05-30  2:59:55

77ENG ● RADIOLISTENING TO RADIOPress the TUNER button to select the FM band.Tune in to the desired station.Automatic Tuning 1 : When the SKIP ( ) button is pressed, a preset broadcast station is selected. Automatic Tuning 2 : Press and hold the TUNING/CH () button to automatically search for active broadcasting stations. Manual Tuning : Brieﬂ y press the TUNING/CH () button to increase or decrease the frequency incrementally.Main UnitPress the FUNCTION button to select the FM band.Select a broadcast station.Automatic Tuning 1 : Press the STOP ( ■ ) button to select PRESET and then press the SKIP ( ) button to select the preset station. Automatic Tuning 2 : Press the STOP ( ■ ) button to select MANUAL and then press and hold the SKIP ( ) button to automatically search the band. Manual Tuning : Press the STOP ( ■ ) button to select MANUAL and then brieﬂ y press the SKIP ( ) button to tune in to a lower or higher frequency.Mono/StereoPress the MO/ST button to listen in Mono/Stereo. Each time the button is pressed, the sound switches between STEREO and MONO.In a poor reception area, select MONO for a clear, interference-free broadcast.PRESETTING STATIONSExample : Presetting FM 89.10 in the memory Press the TUNER button to select the FM band.Press the TUNING/CH () button to select <89.10>.Press the TUNER MEMORY button. NUMBER ﬂ ashes in the display.Press the SKIP ( ) button to select preset number. You can select between 1 and 15 presets.Press the TUNER MEMORY button again.Press the TUNER MEMORY button before NUMBER disappears from the display.NUMBER disappears from the display and the station is stored in memory.To preset another station, repeat steps 2 to 5. To tune in to a preset station, press the SKIP ( ) button on the remote control to select a channel.1.2.•••1.2.•••••1.2.3.•4.•5.••6.•RadioHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 77HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 77 2009-05-30  2:59:552009-05-30  2:59:55

Using an iPod78You can enjoy playback of your iPod using the supplied remote control.LISTENING TO MUSICYou can play music ﬁ les stored in the iPod player by connecting it to the Blu-ray Home Theater.Connect the iPod dock connector to the iPod jack on the Blu-ray Home Theater.Place the iPod in the Dock.Your iPod is automatically turned on.“iPod Connected” message appears on the TV screen.Press the MENU button on the remote control.Press the W,T buttons on the remote control to select iPod mode.Press the X,S,T buttons on the remote control to select Music and press the ENTER button.The Music categories appear.Press the S,T buttons desired category and press the ENTER button.The music list appears on your TV.Press the S,T buttons to select the music ﬁ le to play and press the ENTER button.The music will start with a new screen which shows the song title, time, artist, and progress bar.You can use the remote control or main unit to control simple playback functions such as PLAY, PAUSE, STOP, / , / and REPEAT.Press the RED(A) button to select a desired play mode.iPod Playback Screen Elements Displays the media type.Current track (song) Displays the number of the track currently being played.Play Status Bar.Displays the repeat status.Displays the current play index, total track number.Current /Total Play Time.Displays available COLOR buttons. 1.2.••3.4.5.•6.•7.•8.•❖► My love 6/18600:00:11 / 00:03:34A Play Mode Using an iPod VideoMusic Photo Setup B Playlist Page TRACK 001 ►TRACK 002 TRACK 003 TRACK 004 TRACK 005 TRACK 006 TRACK 007 ◄ ►HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 78HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 78 2009-05-30  3:00:002009-05-30  3:00:00

79ENG ● USING AN iPodTo move to the Music List and select a track:Press the MENU or STOP button.It stops playing and returns to the music list.Press the S,T buttons to select the ﬁ le you want to play and press the ENTER button.Press the RETURN or W button to return to the parent menu.iPod Music categoriesFile information including the artist name, album name, music title and genre will be displayed according to the ID3 Tag information on the appropriate music ﬁ le.Now Playing : Plays a recently played ﬁ le or moves to the playback screen of the current ﬁ le.Artists : To play by artist.Songs : To play in numeric or alphabetical orderPlaylists : To play by Playlist.Albums : To play by album.Genres : To play by genre.Composer : To play by composer.See page 24 for compatible iPods.Compatibility depends on the software version of your iPod.The category list may differ, depending on the iPod model.What is an ID3 Tag?This is what is attached to an MP3 to carry information relevant to the ﬁ le such asthe title, artist, album, year, genre and a comment ﬁ eld.1.•2.•MHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 79HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 79 2009-05-30  3:00:042009-05-30  3:00:04

Using an iPod80WATCHING A MOVIEYou can play video ﬁ les stored in the iPod player by connecting it to the Blu-ray Home Theater. Connect the iPod dock connector to the iPod jack on the Blu-ray Home Theater.In the iPod screen, move to Videos > Settings and set the TV Out option to On.Place the iPod in the Dock. “iPod Connected” message appears on the TV screen.Press the W,T buttons on the remote control to select iPod mode.Press the X,S,T buttons on the remote control to select Video and press the ENTER button.Press the S,T buttons on the remote control to select Movies and press the ENTER button.The video list appears on your TV.Press the S,T buttons to select the video ﬁ le to play and press the ENTER button.Video ﬁ le of the iPod player will be played on the TV screen. You can use the remote control or main unit to control simple playback functions such as PLAY, PAUSE, STOP, / and / .If you press the PREV button within 2 seconds after the playback, the player will play previous ﬁ le. If you press the PREV button 2 seconds or later after the playback, the player will move to the start screen of the current ﬁ le.Press the NEXT button to play next ﬁ le.To move to the Video List and select a ﬁ le:Press the MENU or STOP button.It stops playing and returns to the video list.Press the S,T buttons to select the ﬁ le you want to play and press the ENTER button.Press the RETURN or W button to return to the parent menu.See page 24 for compatible iPods.Compatibility depends on the software version of your iPod. You must have the VIDEO output connected to your TV to view iPod video (See page 23).If you want to iPod video via VIDEO output, if HDMI CEC is set to on, turn it off.When the current ﬁ le is played to the end, the next ﬁ le will be played automatically. To play the next ﬁ le, select a ﬁ le to play in the list screen of the iPod player.No other screen than the playback one will appear on the TV screen. Check other screens on the iPod player.If connected iPod does not support video playback, “Cannot play video ﬁ les saved on this iPod” message appears when you select the Video menu.1.2.3.•4.5.6.•7.•8.••1.•2.•M ► Video Music Photo Setup ► B Playlist Page MOVIE 001 ►MOVIE 002 MOVIE 003 MOVIE 004 MOVIE 005 MOVIE 006 MOVIE 007 ◄ CDCDNodiscNodiscHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 80HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 80 2009-05-30  3:00:042009-05-30  3:00:04

81ENG ● PC STREAMING FUNCTIONpc streaming functionCONNECTING TO A PC AND PLAYING MP3, JPEG OR DIVX CONTENTThe shared folder setup method may be different, depending on the PC operating system.You can connect the Blu-ray Home Theater to a PC and play mp3, jpeg or DivX ﬁ le content in a shared folder. (Refer to pages 28~29 for the connection)Use a router and LAN cable or wireless LAN adapter to connect between the PC and Blu-ray Home Theater.Create a shared folder in the PC and store desired mp3, jpeg or DivX ﬁ les there.- For more detailed information about setting a shared folder, visit the Samsung website and download the "Setting the shared folder" manual from the Download center.Press the MENU button.Press the RED(A) button.You will see a window where you can select a network search type.Use the ◄ ► button to select a network search type.A list of shared servers will appear.Auto : Automatically searches for an available PC.Manual : You must enter the IP address, folder name, windows user name and password before you can ﬁ nd a desired PC.To search a shared folderThere are 2 methods to access shared folders on a PC.(If you search a folder in Auto mode. it must contain less than 12 characters. You must select manual to search for folders with 12 or more characters.)Auto ModePress the ▲▼ button to select a desired PC and press the ENTER button.(When ﬁ rst connected, you must enter the window user name and password to display the shared folder.)Enter the PC’s user name in the window. Enter the PC’s password in the window.The shared folder will be displayed.1.2.3.4.5.••6.•1.2.3.NodiscNodisc◄ DISCa Network Search Video Music Photo Setup e-ContentsNodiscNodisc◄ DISCa Network Search Video Music Photo Setup e-ContentsNetwork Search Type s Select ² ReturnPlease select natwork search typeAuto ManualNodiscNodisc◄ DISCa Network Search Music Photo Setup BCe-Contentsa Network Search► BCNo discNo discDISCe-ContentsPassword « Number s Select ² ReturnABCDEFGH I JKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcde fgh i j k lmnopqr s tuvwxyz1234567890−_+=.~!@#$%^&() /?|a Back Spaceb Spacec Cleard Save_a Network Search► BCNo discNo discDISCe-Contents Music Photo Setup ABCDEFGH I JKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcde fgh i j k lmnopq r s t uvwxyz1234567890−_+=.~!@#$%^&( ) / ?|a Back Spaceb Spacec Cleard Save_User « Number s Select ² ReturnHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 81HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 81 2009-05-30  3:00:072009-05-30  3:00:07

82pc streaming function82Press the ▲▼ button to select a desired folder.Manual ModeEnter in the IP address of the PC that has the shared folders.Type in the name of the shared folder in the window then press the BLUE (D) button to Save.Type in the PC’s password then press the BLUE (D) button to Save.4.•1.2.3.Press the ► button, then press the ▲▼ button to select Video, Music or Photo.(For playing a Video, Music or Photo, refer to pages 68~70)The PC name should be in English, excluding characters such as symbols.You can search up to 4 PCs connected to the network to play content over.You may experience connection problems depending on your PC environment.- If you encounter a problem with "Auto Mode", please try to "Manual Mode". If a conﬂ ict occurs between Windows XP simple ﬁ le sharing and the PC streaming function of the Blu-ray Home Theater, please disable the simple ﬁ le sharing.- For more detailed information, visit the Samsung website and download the "Setting the shared folder" manual from the Download center.If you experience PC streaming function problems when using a shared folder on the desktop of windows vista, visit the operating system's technical support site to change a setting or change the directory.7.Ma Network Search► BCNo discNo discDISCe-ContentsSelect Folder s Save ² ReturnADMIN$CSDSFSGSprint$SharedDa Network Search► BCNo discNo discDISCe-ContentsManual Search« Number s Select ² ReturnPlease input IP address . . . 00002341a Network Search► BCNo discNo discDISCe-ContentsManual Search « Number s Select ² ReturnABCDEFGH I JKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcde fgh i j k lmnopq r s t uvwxyz1234567890−_+=.~!@#$%^&( ) / ?|a Back Spaceb Spacec Cleard Save_Please input shared folder name2341a Network Search► BCNo discNo discDISCe-ContentsManual Search « Number s Select ² ReturnABCDEFGH I JKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZabcde fgh i j k lmnopqr s tuvwxyz1234567890−_+=.~!@#$%^&( ) / ?|a Back Spaceb Spacec Cleard Save_Please input password2341HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 82HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 82 2009-05-30  3:00:142009-05-30  3:00:14

83ENGSLEEP TIMER FUNCTIONYou can set the time that the Blu-ray Home Theater will shut itself off. Press the SLEEP button.Each time the button is pressed, the preset time changes as follows : SLP 10 ➞ 20 ➞ 30 ➞ 60 ➞ 90 ➞ 120 ➞ 150 ➞ OFF.To conﬁ rm the sleep timer setting, press the SLEEP button.The remaining time before the Blu-ray Home Theater will shut itself off is displayed.Pressing the button again changes the sleep time from what you have set earlier. To cancel the sleep timer, press the SLEEP button until OFF appears on the display.ADJUSTING DISPLAY BRIGHTNESSYou can adjust the brightness of the display on the main unit so it won't interfere with your movie viewing.Press the DIMMER button.Each time the button is pressed, the brightness of front display will be adjusted.MUTE FUNCTIONThis is useful when answering a doorbell or telephone call.Press the MUTE button.MUTE appears in the display.To restore the sound, press the MUTE button again.••••••Convenient functionHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 83HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 83 2009-05-30  3:00:162009-05-30  3:00:16

84TroubleshootingRefer to the chart below when this unit does not function properly. If the problem you are experiencing is not listed below or if the instruction below does not help, turn off the unit, disconnect the power cord, and contact Samsung Electronics at 1-800-SAMSUNG.SYMPTOM Check/RemedyI cannot eject the disc. • Is the power cord plugged securely into the outlet?• Turn off the power and then turn it back on.The iPod fails to connect. • Check the condition of the iPod connector and Dock.• Keep the iPod S/W version up to date.Playback does not start. • Check the region number of the BD/DVD.BD/DVD discs purchased from abroad may not be playable.• CD-ROMs and DVD-ROMs cannot be played on this Blu-ray Home Theater.• Make sure that the rating level is correct.Playback does not start immediately when the Play/Pause button is pressed.• Are you using a deformed disc or a disc with scratches on the surface?• Wipe the disc clean.Sound is not produced. • No sound is heard during fast playback, slow playback, and step motion playback.• Are the speakers connected properly? Is the speaker setup correctly customized?• Is the disc severely damaged?Sound can be heard only from a few speakers and not all 3.• On certain BD/DVD discs, sound is output from the front speakers only.• Check if the speakers are connected properly.• Adjust the volume.• When listening to a CD or radio, sound is output to the front speakers only.The remote control does not work. • Is the remote control being operated within its operation range of angle and distance?• Are the batteries drained?• Have you selected the mode(TV/BD) functions of the remote control (TV or BD) correctly?• Disc is rotating but no picture is produced.• Picture quality is poor and picture is shaking.• Is the TV power on?• Are the video cables connected properly?• Is the disc dirty or damaged?• A poorly manufactured disc may not be playable.Audio language and subtitles do not work.• Audio language and subtitles will not work if the disc does not contain them.Menu screen does not appear even when the menu function is selected.• Are you using a disc that does not contain menus?HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 84HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 84 2009-05-30  3:00:162009-05-30  3:00:16

85ENG ● TROUBLESHOOTINGSYMPTOM Check/RemedyAspect ratio cannot be changed. • You can play 16:9 BD/DVDs in 16:9 Wide mode, 4:3 Letter Box mode, or 4:3 Pan - Scan mode, but 4:3 BD/DVDs can be seen in 4:3 ratio only. Refer to the Blu-ray Disc jacket and then select the appropriate function.• The main unit is not working. (Example: The power goes out or a strange noise is heard.)• The Blu-ray Home Theater is not working normally.• Turn off the power and hold the STOP ( ■ ) button on the main unit for longer than 5 seconds.Using the RESET function will erase all stored settings. Do not use this unless necessary.The password for rating level has been forgotten.• While (NO DISC) message appears on the display of main unit, hold the main unit's STOP ( ■ ) button for longer than 5 seconds. INITIAL appears on the display and all settings will return to the default values.• Press the POWER button.Using the RESET function will erase all stored settings. Do not use this unless necessary.Can't receive radio broadcasts. • Is the antenna connected properly?• If the antenna's input signal is weak, install an external FM antenna in an area with good reception.While listening to TV audio through the Blu-ray Home Theater, no sound is heard.• If the EJECT button is pressed while listening to TV audio using the D.IN or AUX functions, the BD/DVD functions are turned on and this mutes the TV audio.The icon appears on screen. • The features or action cannot be completed at this time because:1. The BD/DVD’s software restricts it.2. The BD/DVD’s software doesn’t support the feature (e.g., angles)3. The feature is not available at the moment.4. You’ve requested a title or chapter number or search time that is out of range.If the HDMI output is set to a resolution your TV cannot support (for example, 1080p), you may not see a picture on your TV.• Press the STOP ( ■ ) utton (in front panel) for more than 5 seconds with no disc inside. All settings will revert to the factory settings.No HDMI output. • Check the connection between the TV and the HDMI jack of the Blu-ray Home Theater.• Check if your TV supports 480p/720p/1080i/1080p HDMI input resolution.Abnormal HDMI output screen. • If random noise appears on the screen, it means that TV does not support HDCP (High-bandwidth Digital Content Protection).Cannot search for other access points using USB wireless • Check the Proxy is Off(Setup -> Network Setup -> Proxy)HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 85HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 85 2009-05-30  3:00:162009-05-30  3:00:16

86AppendixCAUTIONS ON HANDLING AND STORING DISCSSmall scratches on the disc may reduce sound and picture quality or cause skipping.Be especially careful not to scratch discs when handling them.Handling discsDo not touch the playback side of the disc. Hold the disc by the edges so that fingerprints will not get on the surface.Do not stick paper or tape on the disc.Disc StorageDo not keep in direct sunlight Keep in a cool ventilated areaKeep in a clean Protection jacket.Store vertically.Do not allow the discs to become contaminated with dirt.Do not load cracked or scratched discs.Handling and Storing DiscsWhen you get fingerprints or dirt on the disc, clean it with a mild detergent diluted in water and wipe with a soft cloth.When cleaning, wipe gently from the inside to the outside of the discCondensation may form if warm air comes into contact with cold parts inside the player. When condensation forms inside the player, the player may not operate correctly. If this occurs, remove the disc and let the player stand for 1 or 2 hours with the power on.M•MHT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 86HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 86 2009-05-30  3:00:172009-05-30  3:00:17

87ENG ● APPENDIXSPECIFICATIONSGeneralPower Requirements AC 120V, 60Hz Power Consumption 100 WWeight 7.0 IbsDimensions 18.1 (W) x 7.6 (D) x 4.3 (H) inchesOperating Temperature Range +41°F to +95°FOperating Humidity Range 10 % to 75 %FM TunerSignal / noise ratio 70 dBUsable sensitivity 10 dBTotal harmonic distortion 0.5 %DiscBD (Blu-ray Disc) Reading Speed : 4.917m/secDVD (Digital Versatile Disc) Reading Speed : 3.49 ~ 4.06 m/sec.Approx. Play Time (Single Sided, Single Layer Disc) : 135 min.CD : 5 inches (COMPACT DISC) Reading Speed : 4.8 ~ 5.6 m/sec.Maximum Play Time : 74 min.CD : 3 1/2 inches (COMPACT DISC) Reading Speed : 4.8 ~ 5.6 m/sec.Maximum Play Time : 20 min.Video Output Composite Video 1 channel : 1.0 Vp-p (75 Ω load)Blu-ray Disc : 480i DVD : 480iVideo/Audio HDMI 1080p, 1080i, 720p, 480pPCM multichannel audio, Bitstream audio, PCM audioAmplifierMain unit output 100W/CH. 3Ω,THD=10%, 1KHzSubwoofer speaker output 100W/CH, 3Ω, THD = 10%, 120HzFrequency responseAnalog input 20Hz~20kHz (±3dB)Digital input/48kHz PCM 20Hz~44kHz (±3dB) ... based on TVS/N Ratio 70dBChannel separation 60dBInput sensitivity 400mVSubwooferImpedance 47KΩFrequency range 140Hz~20kHzOutput sound pressure level 88dB/W/MDimensions (W x H x D) 11.4 x 14.6 x11.6 inchesWeights 16.1 lbs*: Nominal speciﬁ cation- Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd reserves the right to change the speciﬁ cations without notice.- Weight and dimensions are approximate.HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 87HT-BD8200_XAA_0528-3.indd 87 2009-05-30  3:00:172009-05-30  3:00:17

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