Insignia NS-2BRDVD Quick Setup Guide (English)
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. Doing so does not provide network access and may damage your player. 3 Turn on your Blu-ray player. Testing the Internet connection For help in setting up and testing a manual (non-DHCP) network connection, see your User Guide. 1 Press SETUP. The Setup menu opens. 2 Press or to highlight Network - Insignia NS-2BRDVD | Quick Setup Guide (English) - Page 2
-Live 1 Insert a BD-Live-capable Blu-ray Disc into the Blu-ray player. 2 Open the disc's own BD-Live menu (usually under a Bonus Materials or Special Features menu), then choose from the available selections. Note: The amount of BD-Live content that can be downloaded is dependent on the capacity of
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Quick Setup Guide for BD-Live™
What is BD-Live?
BD-Live™ is a new Blu-ray feature on some discs that that lets you access
additional, movie-related material through an Internet connection. Using
BD-Live, you may be able to download:
• Games
• Movie trailers
• Exclusive special features
• ...and more!
Note
: Not all Blu-ray Discs have BD-Live-available content, and BD-Live content
varies widely between discs. Look for Blu-ray Disc packaging with a BD-Live
sticker or other indication that the disc supports BD-Live content.
System requirements
• Broadband Internet access
• Ethernet cable network connection
•
USB 2.0 flash drive (1 GB capacity or greater)
• BD-Live-capable Blu-ray Disc
Note
: Disc must be in the player to gain access to BD-Live
Setting up the network connection
1
Using a computer on your network, verify that your Internet connection is
currently running.
2
Use an Ethernet cable (not included) to connect your Blu-ray player’s
Ethernet
jack to a network hub, switch, or router. If your network is
configured with
DHCP
set to
ON
and
DNS
set to
AUTO
, the player
automatically detects the network settings. If you need help with this step,
consult a computer network technician.
Caution
: Don’t connect a standard telephone cord to the Ethernet jack.
Doing so does not provide network access and may damage your player.
3
Turn on your Blu-ray player.
Testing the Internet connection
For help in setting up and testing a manual (non-DHCP) network connection,
see your
User Guide
.
1
Press
SETUP
. The
Setup
menu opens.
2
Press
±
or
²
to highlight
Network
, then press
³
to move to the list of
options.
3
Press
±
or
²
to highlight
Test Connectivity
, then press
ENTER
. Your
player “pings” up to five servers or IP addresses to check for an Internet
connection.
4
To stop the test, highlight
Close
, then press
ENTER
.
Connecting USB mass storage
1
Obtain a USB flash drive (“thumb drive”) for storing BD-Live content.
2
To maximize space on the USB drive for BD-Live storage, you
may want to delete other files already on the drive.
3
Connect the
USB
drive to the USB port on the back of your Blu-ray player.
The
Media Launcher
menu opens.
4
Press
±
or
²
to highlight
USB
, then press
ENTER
. The
USB Function
Select
menu opens.
5
Press
±
or
²
to highlight
BDLive Storage
, then press
ENTER
.
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Item
Description
1
ETHERNET
Use this jack to connect your player to the
Internet to download BD-Live information.
2
USB
Connect a USB drive to this jack.