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LaCinema Classic HD User Manual Introduction page 9 1.2. Supported Formats Video Codecs ■■ MPEG-1 ■■ MPEG-2 / HD ■■ MPEG4 ■■ DivX / HD ■■ Xvid ■■ H.264 HD ■■ WMV9 HD ■■ VC-1 Video File Types (Containers) ■■ AVI ■■ MP4 ■■ MKV ■■ WMV ■■ DivX ■■ DAT ■■ MOV ■■ MPEG ■■ VOB ■■ ASF ■■ TS ■■ TP ■■ TRP ■■ M2TS ■■ DVR-MS ■■ ISO* ■■ Video_TS* External Hard Drive File Systems ■■ NTFS ■■ FAT32 ■■ HFS+ (not Journaled) Subtitles ■■ SRT ■■ SSA ■■ SUB ■■ SMI ■■ PSB ■■ ASS Audio File Types (Containers) ■■ MP3 ■■ WMA ■■ WAV/PMC/ LPMC ■■ AAC** ■■ OGG ■■ FLAC ■■ AC3 ■■ MP4 ■■ MKA Playlists ■■ M3U ■■ PLS ■■ WPL Dolby Digital ■■ Two channels only*** DTS ■■ Multichannel decoding via optical S/PDIF and HDMI to home amplifier Photo File Types ■■ PNG ■■ GIF ■■ BMP ■■ JPEG (except Progressive JPEG) Video Outputs ■■ Composite (CVBS) Audio Outputs ■■ Optical ■■ TIFF ■■ HDMI 1.3 ■■ Stereo * DVD Video function is supported via VOB / IFO (Video_TS folder). If the drive is formatted in FAT32, DVD ISO file size cannot exceed 4GB due to file system format limitation. ** Supports iTunes encoded (m4a). *** For audio with more than 2 channels, connect the product to a digital home receiver. The audio is passed through the coaxial connection (see section 4.1.3. Optical Audio (S/PDIF) Connection). TECHNICAL NOTE: A container, such as AVI or MOV, is a file format that defines how the data stream is stored. They contain data that has been compressed using a codec. For a file to play properly on your LaCinema Classic HD, both its codec and container type must be supported. TECHNICAL NOTE: You can download third party applications that will help you to identify a file's codec, container, and other information. LaCie suggests the free application Media Info.

Section	Page
1. Introduction	7
1.1. Minimum System Requirements	8
1.1.1. Windows Users	8
1.1.2. Mac Users	8
1.2. Supported Formats	9
1.3. Box Content	10
1.4. Languages	10
1.5. Views of the LaCinema Classic HD	11
1.5.1. Front View	11
1.5.2. Rear View	11
1.6. Cables and Connectors	12
1.6.1. A/V (Audio/Video) Cables	12
1.6.2. USB Cable	12
2. Using the Remote Control	13
2.1. Battery Installation	13
2.2. Remote Control Key Index	14
2.2.1. Important Button Details	15
3. Setting Up: Transferring Files	16
3.1. STEP 1: Connect the Power Supply	17
3.2. STEP 2: Connect the USB cable	18
3.3. STEP 3: Unmounting Your Drive	19
4. Setting Up: Connecting to TV	20
4.1. STEP 1: Connect HDMI or A/V Cables	20
4.1.1. HDMI (High-Definition) Connection	21
4.1.2. Composite Video & Stereo Audio Cable	21
4.1.3. Optical Audio (S/PDIF) Connection	22
4.2. STEP 2: Connect the Ethernet Cable	23
4.3. STEP 3: Connect the Power Supply	24
4.4. STEP 4: Complete the Installation Wizard	25
5. Playing Multimedia Files	27
5.1. Movie Space	28
5.1.1. Movie Space Options	29
5.2. Photos Space	31
5.2.1. Photo Space Options	32
5.3. Music Space	33
5.3.1. Music Space Options	35
6. Sharing Files Throughout Your Home Network	37
6.1. Manage Files from a Networked Computer	37
6.1.1. STEP 1: Connect the Power Supply	38
6.1.2. STEP 2: Connect the Ethernet Cable	39
6.1.3. STEP 3: Connect HDMI or A/V Cables	39
6.1.4. STEP 4: Configure Network Settings	40
6.1.5. STEP 5: LaCie Network Assistant: Install	41
6.1.6. STEP 6: LaCie Network Assistant: Transfer Files	42
6.1.7. Alternative Network Connection Methods	44
6.2. Play Files on Networked Media Players	45
6.2.1. UPnP Usage Example: XBOX	46
7. Playing Files Located on USB Hard Drive	47
7.1. USB Disk Connection	47
7.2. Compatibility	48
7.3. Safe USB Disk Removal	48
8. Playing Files From a Networked Media Server	49
8.1. Network-Attached Storage (NAS)	49
8.2. From Windows or Mac Computers	50
8.2.1. Packet Video TwonkyVision	50
8.2.2. Windows Media Player (WMP)	51
8.2.3. Shared folders on your Computer	52
9. Reformatting the LaCinema Classic HD	55
9.1. Reformatting: Windows Users	56
9.2. Reformatting: Mac Users	58
10. Settings Menu	59
10.1. Settings: Audio/Video	59
10.1.1. Video Output	59
10.1.2. Display Resolution	60
10.1.3. Aspect Ratio	60
10.1.4. Audio Ouput	60
10.1.5. NTSC/PAL	61
10.2. Settings: Video	61
10.2.1. Video Sequence	61
10.2.2. Subtitle Font Size	62
10.3. Settings: Music	63
10.3.1. Music Sequence	63
10.3.2. Audio Track Display	63
10.4. Settings: Photo	64
10.4.1. Slideshow	64
10.4.2. Picture Scaling	64
10.4.3. Transition Effect	65
10.4.4. Interval Time	65
10.5. Settings: System	66
10.5.1. Language	66
10.5.2. Content Aggregation	66
10.5.3. Screensaver Delay	66
10.5.4. Standby Mode	66
10.5.5. Browse Mode	67
10.5.6. Additional Encoding Support	67
10.5.7. System Reset	67
10.5.8. About	68
10.5.9. Update Device	68
10.6. Settings: Network	69
10.6.1. Network Setup	69
10.6.2. Device Name	70
10.6.3. Media Servers	70
10.6.4. Shared Folders	70
10.6.5. Auto Login	71
10.6.6. Clear Account Information	71
10.7. Settings: Restart	71
11. Technical Information	72
11.1. HD File Format Compatibility	72
11.2. Optimizing Data Transfers	72
12. Troubleshooting	73
12.1. Troubleshooting the Television/Stereo Connection	74
12.2. USB Connection (Mac Users)	75
12.3. USB Connection (Windows Users)	77
13. Contacting Customer Support	79
13.1. LaCie Technical Support Contacts	80

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LaCinema Classic HD

Introduction

User Manual

page 9

Video Codecs

■

MPEG-1

■

MPEG-2 / HD

■

MPEG4

■

DivX / HD

■

Xvid

■

H.264 HD

■

WMV9 HD

■

VC-1

Video File Types (Containers)

■

AVI

■

MP4

■

MKV

■

WMV

■

DivX

■

DAT

■

MOV

■

MPEG

■

VOB

■

ASF

■

TRP

■

M2TS

■

DVR-MS

■

ISO*

■

Video_TS*

External Hard Drive File Systems

■

NTFS

■

FAT32

■

HFS+ (not

Journaled)

Subtitles

■

SRT

■

SSA

■

SUB

■

SMI

■

PSB

■

ASS

Audio File Types (Containers)

■

MP3

■

WMA

■

WAV/PMC/

LPMC

■

AAC**

■

OGG

■

FLAC

■

AC3

■

MP4

■

MKA

Playlists

■

M3U

■

PLS

■

WPL

Dolby Digital

■

Two channels only***

DTS

■

Multichannel decoding via optical S/PDIF and HDMI to

home ampliﬁer

Photo File Types

■

PNG

■

GIF

■

BMP

■

JPEG (except

Progressive

JPEG)

■

TIFF

Video Outputs

■

Composite (CVBS)

■

HDMI 1.3

Audio Outputs

■

Optical

■

Stereo

* DVD Video function is supported via VOB / IFO (Video_TS folder).

If the drive is formatted in FAT32, DVD ISO ﬁle size cannot exceed

4GB due to ﬁle system format limitation.

** Supports iTunes encoded (m4a).

*** For audio with more than 2 channels, connect the product to

a digital home receiver. The audio is passed through the coaxial

connection (see section

4.1.3. Optical Audio (S/PDIF) Connection

TECHNICAL NOTE:

A container, such as AVI or MOV, is a ﬁle

format that deﬁnes how the data stream is stored.

They contain data

that has been compressed using a codec.

For a ﬁle to play properly

on your LaCinema Classic HD, both its codec and container type

must be supported.

TECHNICAL NOTE:

You can download third party applications

that will help you to identify a ﬁle’s codec, container, and other in-

formation.

LaCie suggests the free application Media Info.

1.2. Supported Formats