Samsung BD-J5500E Manuel D’Utilisation

By using the Setup function, you can set the 

language, Network Settings, etc.  

For more information about the Setup 

function, refer to the Setup section of this 

user manual (See page 9).

You can turn on the power quickly by 

decreasing the boot time.

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If this function is set to 

 

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on, Standby 

power consumption will be increased.

Anynet+ is a convenient function that offers 

linked operations with other Samsung 

players that have the Anynet+ feature. 

To operate this function, connect this player to 

an Anynet+ Samsung TV with an HDMI cable. 

With Anynet+ on, you can operate this player 

using a Samsung TV remote control and start 

disc playback simply by pressing the pLAy 
( 

 ) button on the TV’s remote control. 

For more information, please see the TV 

user manual.

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This function is not available if the 

 

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HDMI cable does not support CEC.
If your Samsung TV has an Anynet+ 

 

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logo, then it supports the Anynet+ 

function.
Depending on your TV, certain 

 

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HDMI output resolutions may 

not work. Please refer to the user 

manual of your TV.

If you have Anynet+ turned on, 

 

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when you turn off the product, 

disconnect, and then reconnect 

the power cable, the product turns 

on automatically to re-establish 

the Anynet+ connection. After 

about 15 seconds, it turns off again 

automatically.
Some Samsung TVs, when 

 

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connected to this product using 

the Anynet+ function will, when 

you turn them on, display a 

warning popup message saying no 

connection has been found. Never-

the-less, the Anynet+ connection is 

properly established and available 

to use.

Enables you to manage the downloaded 

contents you accessed through a Blu-ray 

disc that supports the BD-LIVE service and 

stored on a flash drive.
You can check the device’s information 

including the storage size, delete the BD 

data, or change the Flash memory device.

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In the external memory mode, disc 

 

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playback may be stopped if you 
disconnect the USB device in the 
middle of playback.
Your player supports the FAT16, 

 

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FAT32, and NTFS file systems. We 
recommend you use USB devices 
that support USB 2.0 protocol with 
4 MB/sec or faster read/write speed.
The Resume Play function may not 

 

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work after you format the storage 
device.
The total memory available to BD 

 

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Data Management may differ, 
depending on the conditions.

Press the ▼ button to go to the first 

DNS entry field. 
Enter the numbers as above.

Press the 

REtuRN button on your 

remote control.
Run a Network Test to ensure the 

player has connected to your network.

Use this menu item to check whether your 
network connection is working or not.

Use to check whether a connection to 
a network and the Internet has been 
established.

Device Name function allows you to 
change player's name by selecting from 
device name list.

Set to allow or prohibit an Internet connection 
when you use the BD-LIVE service.

 

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 : The Internet connection is 

allowed for all BD-LIVE contents.
Allow (Valid only)

 

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 : The Internet 

connection is allowed only for BD-LIVE 
contents containing a valid certificate.
prohibit

 

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 : No Internet connection is 

allowed for any BD-LIVE content.

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When the player uses BD-LIVE to 

send the disc data and a request 

to the server to certify the disc, the 

server uses the transmitted data to 

check if the disc is valid and sends 

the certificate back to the player.
The Internet connection may be 

 

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restricted while you are using BD-

LIVE contents.

Once the player is connected to the 
network, you can enjoy various movie-
related service contents using a BD-LIVE 
compliant disc.

Attach a USB memory stick to the USB jack 

on the front of the player, and then check 

its remaining memory. The memory device 

must have at least 1GB of free space to 

accommodate the BD-LIVE services.
Insert a Blu-ray Disc that supports BD-LIVE.

Select an item from various BD-LIVE service 

contents provided by the disc manufacturer.

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The way you use BD-LIVE and 

 

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the provided contents may differ, 
depending on the disc manufacturer.

DLNA lets you play music, video, and 
photo files located in your PC on the 
player.
To use DLNA with your player, you must 
connect the player to your network.  
(See page 12-13). 
To use DLNA with your PC, you must install 
DLNA software on your PC.