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No reaction to the supplied remote control .. Remote control is only functional when the Multimedia Hard Disk is connected to the TV and disconnected from the PC. .. Check the power supply of the Multimedia Hard Disk .. Switch on the Multimedia Hard Disk .. Point the remote control at the Multimedia Hard Disk .. Insert the batteries correctly .. Insert new batteries in the remote control .. Only the supplied remote control can operate the Multimedia Hard Disk. No image on TV screen .. Switch the TV on .. Check the cable connections .. Set the TV to the correct external input No sound from the speaker(s) of the audio system .. Switch audio system on .. Check the cable connections .. Set the audio system to the correct extern al input .. Set the output of the Multimedia Hard Disk to the correct output (left/right RCA = Analog, SPDIF Optical = Digital) Cannot play a content file .. Make sure that the file format is supported by the Multimedia Hard Disk I cannot find the stored files when connected to TV .. Make sure that you have stored your movies, in the ‘Movies’ folder, your music in the ‘Music’ folder and your pictures in the ‘Pictures’ folder or in their subfolders. Subtitles do not work .. Make sure that you have stored your subtitles in the same folder as the corresponding movie. .. Make sure that the subtitle file has the same name (not the same extension) as the movie file. Subtitles/Angle/Audio/Next or Previous does not work when playing ISO files • Some movies have restrictions defined in the original DVD, which are also present in the corresponding ISO file Recovery Procedure .. Use the recovery procedure and the installation CD, when the folder structure of the Multimedia Hard Disk has been changed. .. Backup your media files to prevent loss of data, as the recovery procedure will remove all files on the Multimedia Hard Disk. Option 1 - Soft Recovery 1. Connect your Multimedia Hard Disk to your PC 2. Switch the Multimedia Hard Disk on 3. Go to ‘My Computer 4. Right-Click on the Philips Multimedia Player icon 5. Select Explore 6. Check if the preconfigured folders are available (‘Firmware’, ‘Movies’, ‘Music’, ‘Pictures’) 7. Create or rename the folders if necessary 8. Switch the Multimedia Hard Disk off. Option 2 - Hard Recovery 1. Connect your Multimedia Hard Disk to your PC 2. Switch the Multimedia Hard Disk on 3. Go to ‘My Computer 4. Right-Click on the Philips Multimedia Player icon 5. Select format 6. Select NTFS from the File system drop down menu 7. Press start 8. Copy the content of the folder ‘recovery’ of the installation CD, which is delivered with your Multimedia Hard Disk, to the Multimedia Hard Disk. 9. Switch the Multimedia Hard Disk off. Technical data Supported formats Movies MPEG1 (AVI, APG) MPEG2 (AVI, VOB) MPEG4 (AVI, DivX, DivX VOD, Xvid) ISO Subtitles SUB (MicroDVD Format) SRT (SubRIP Format) SMI (SAMI) Music WAV MP3 MPEG4 (AAC – not DRM) WMA AC3 OGG vorbis DTS Pictures JPG (Photos up to 12 megapixels) ISO Compatibility Only with Philips Multimedia Hard Disk can you play your own Virtual DVD Library after storing your private collection of DVDs in ISO format, and watch them as if they were running from the original DVDs. Once the movies are stored on the Philips Multimedia Hard Disk as .ISO files, you can play them just like an original DVD with full DVD functions: Menu, Chapter selection, Audio stream selection, Subtitle selection, Fast Forward, Fast Backwards, Slow, Pause, Step Forward, Repeat, and Search are all included. An ISO file is the image file of a DVD disk. ISO files are widely used to store and transfer DVD contents through the Internet. ISO is a common DVD image format for DOS, Windows, Mac OSX, Linux and other operating systems. The ISO files are huge in size, but this is not a limitation for Philips Multimedia Hard Disk. Philips Multimedia Hard Disk is not designed or intended to, and may not be used to violate any copyrights or other IP (Intellectual Property) rights. Each user of Philips Multimedia Hard Disk may only use it in connection with materials legally owned by or licensed to the user, and only extend such ownership or license rights that will permit such use. .. ISO files can be created with third party software, such as Nero Burning ROM. DivX Compatibility DivX® is a format for digital video. The DivX® codec is based on the MPEG-4 compression standard, which is so advanced that it can reduce an MPEG-2 video (the same format used for DVD) to 10% of its original size. Philips Multimedia Hard Disk is fully compatible with DivX® format and can play any movie encoded with this compression format no matter which version of the encoder used: 3.11, 4.x, 5.x. If you want to use external text subtitles: .. Make sure that you have stored your subtitles in the same folder as the corresponding movie. (E.g. “movie.avi” and “movie.srt” in the folder) .. Make sure that the subtitle file has the same name (not the same extension) as the movie file. .. Make sure that...

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