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    Register your pr oduct and get support at www .philips.com/w elcome EN User manual 1 Contact information 45 NP2900[...]

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    Philips Consumer Lifestyle _ _ _ Philips Consumer Lify style AMB 544-9056 HK-0947-NP2900 Year 2008 ...................... .................................. ...................................... ............................ ......... (Report No.) (Year in which the CE mark is affixed) EC DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY We, PHILIPS CONSUMER LIFESTYLE B.V[...]

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    1 Contents English EN Contents 1 Important 3 Safety 3 Environmental notices 4 2 Mount NP2900 to a wall 6 3 Y our NP2900 7 Over view 7 T op view 7 Front view 7 Rear view 7 Remote control 8 4 Prepar e 10 Install remote control batteries 10 P osition NP2900 10 5 Connect 1 1 Connect external audio devices 1 1 Connect A C po wer 1 1 6 T urn On and Switc[...]

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    2 EN Wired connection with static IP address 2 9 Location and time zone 30 Language 30 Register NP2900 3 0 Unregister NP2900 31 Registration infor mation 31 Check for SW upgrades 31 Information 32 Demo mode 32 Call center number s 32 Restore factor y settings 33 Legal information 33 10 Maintenance 34 Cleaning 3 4 11 T echnical data 35 Suppor ted au[...]

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    3 i On ly u se th is p rodu ct i ndo or s. D o not e xp ose t he p rodu c t to dr ip pi ng / sp la sh ing w at er , r ain o r hig h hum idi t y . j Keep t hi s prod uc t aw ay from di rec t sun lig ht , na ked  ame s or h eat . k Do no t ins t al l ne ar a ny he at sou rces suc h as r ad ia tor s , he at re gi st er s , st oves , or ot he r el e[...]

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    4 Dis po sa l inf orm at ion f or N P 290 0: Y ou r pr od uc t is de si gn ed a nd m an uf ac t ur e d wi t h hi gh q ua li t y ma te r ia ls a nd com po ne nt s , wh ich c a n be r e c ycle d an d r eu se d. W he n you s ee t he c ros se d - ou t w he el b in sy m bo l at ta ch ed to a p r od uc t , it m ea ns t he pr od uc t is cove re d by t he [...]

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    5 B at te r y d isp os al i nfor m ati on: Y ou r pr od uc t cont a in s bat te r ie s cove re d by th e Eu ro pe an D ir e c t ive 20 06 /66 /E C , wh ich ca nn ot be d is pos ed of w i t h nor mal h ou se hol d wa s te. Pl ea se i nfor m you r se lf a bo u t th e lo ca l r u les o n se pa r at e coll ec tio n of ba t t er i es . T h e cor r e c t[...]

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    6 4 Use a s cr ewd r i ve r an d fa s t en t he b r a cke t to t he N P 290 0 wi t h th e sc r ews t ha t you r em oved f r om t he s ta nd a s s how n . 5 Ho ok / m oun t N P 290 0 in pl ace a s s how n. 2 Mount NP2900 to a wall Caution R is k of pr o du c t d am ag e ! Al w ays co ns ul t • pr ofe ss io na l p er son n el t o sa fel y mo un t t[...]

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    7 Rear view a he adp ho ne ja ck b DI GI T A L OU T (b la ck) j ack c AUX I N L / R (red/w hi te) ja ck s d POW ER S U P PL Y j ack e E TH ER N ET j ac k 3 Y our NP2900 Congratulations on your purchase and welcome to Philips! T o fully benet from the suppor t that Philips offers, register your product at www .philips. com/welcome . Ov er vie w T[...]

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    8 f CLOC K (act iv at e ti me di sp lay) g FA VOR ITE (ma rk c urre nt s t at ion a s fav orite ) h (navig at e) i OK (con rm) j HO M E (go t o Ho me me nu) k (p lay/pau se cu rre nt  le / S upe rP l ay ™ cur ren t li st) l (ski p to ne x t le) m (mute /un mut e sou nd ) n NOW PL A Y IN G (go t o cu rre nt p lay s c r e e n) o VOL (incre[...]

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    9 { R A TE (incr ea se /decr ea se r at ing * of cur ren t mu sic) | (sto p ) } (ski p to pr evio us  le / cl ea r la s t entry) ~ BACK (go b ac k to pr evio us sc ree n)  SE ARCH (se arc h le s) € DE M O (act iv at e de mo pl ay)  SE T TIN G S (go t o S et t in gs m enu) ‚ IN TE RN E T R AD IO ( go to I nt er ne t r adio m en u) ƒ[...]

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    10 4 Pr epar e Install r emote control batteries Caution R is k of ex p lo si on ! Ke ep b at te r i es aw ay fr o m • he at , s u ns hi ne o r r e . N eve r d is ca r d ba t t er ies in  r e . R is k of d ecr e a se d ba t t er y li fe ! N eve r m ix • di f fe r e nt b r a nd s or t y p es of b at te r ie s . R is k of pr o du c t d am a[...]

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    11 Connect A C pow er W arning R is k of pr o du c t d am ag e ! En su r e th at t he • pow er s up pl y vo l t age co r r e sp on ds t o th e vol t a ge p r in te d on t h e bac k or t h e un de r s id e of th e p ro du c t . 1 Co nn ec t N P 29 0 0 to t h e powe r su pp ly 2 Co nt inu e w i th t he s tep s in ch ap te r First- ti me se tu p . N[...]

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    12 6 T urn On and Switch to Activ e standby / Eco standby Y ou can select from the following status options: • On ( t he f ul l dis pl ay an d th e r em ote cont r ol a r e ac t i ve , bu t ton L ED i s of f ) • Ac ti ve st an dby (t he cl ock d is play a nd t he r em ote co nt ro l ar e a c t ive , b u t to n L ED is r ed ) • Eco s t and by [...]

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    13 First-time connection to home netw ork After you select [No] to decline to view the demo, NP2900 prompts you to select your location / time zone. NP2900 also reminds you to register NP2900 at www .philips.com/ welcome and to install the PC software. This is how to na vigate and select with the remote control: Pr es s • or to se le c t a me nu [...]

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    14 Th e on scr e en d is pl ay gu id es you th r oug h t he p ro ces s of conn ec ti ng NP 29 0 0 t o you r ho me n et wo r k a nd th e In te r n et . T h is se c t io n de scr i be s th e t y pi ca l wi r el es s se tup w i t h au to ma ti c IP a dd r es s . Y ou c an a ls o foll ow t he o nscr e e n pr om pt s fo r ad va nce d con g ur a ti on[...]

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    15 1 Ens ur e t ha t you r ne t wor k na me a nd ne t wor k pa ss wo r d or e ncr y pt io n key ar e available . 2 T ur n on you r w ir e les s acce ss p oin t or wi r el es s ro u te r wi t h br oa db an d In te r n et acc ess . 3 Fol low t he s tep s in ch ap ter F ir st -t im e con nec t ion t o ho me ne t wor k un ti l NP 29 0 0 s how s t he p [...]

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    16 2 Ens ur e t ha t th e wi r ed r ou t er i s tu r ne d on an d ha s b ro adb an d I nte r n et a cces s . 3 Fol low t he s tep s in ch ap ter F ir st -t im e con nec t ion t o ho me ne t wor k un ti l NP 29 0 0 s how s t he p ro mp t for t he ne t wor k se tu p. 4 Se le c t [ Wire d (E t her ne t) ] to s t a r t t h e ne t wor k se tu p pr oce s[...]

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    17 Th e on scr e en d is pl ay gu id es you th r oug h t he p ro ces s of conn ec ti ng NP 29 0 0 t o you r ho me n et wo r k a nd th e In te r n et . T h is se c t io n de scr i be s th e t y pi ca l wi r ed se tu p w it h s t a ti c IP a dd r es s . Y ou c a n als o foll ow t he ons cr e en p r om pt s for a dv a nced con gu r a ti ons t ha t [...]

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    18 Shufe pla y Y ou can play the audio les of the cur rent selection in random order (shufed). 1 Du r in g play, pr es s SHUFFL E to tog g le t he sh uf e f un c t ion o n a nd of f . Repeat pla y Y ou can repeat one or all audio les of the current selection. 1 In p lay mo de , p r es s R E P E AT t o tog g le t he r ep ea t fu nc t [...]

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    19 Congure a MA C to share m usic and pictures Y ou c an s ha r e mu si c an d pic tu re s fr o m a MAC wi t h N P29 0 0. T hi s cha pt er s how s you h ow to con g ur e t he M AC to sh ar e m us ic a nd pic tures . 1 Fol low t he i ns t r u c t io ns to i ns t a ll T wo nk y Me di a sof t wa r e . 2 On t he M AC , c lic k Go > A ppl icat [...]

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    20 Quick jump na vigation The alphanumeric buttons of the remote control are multi-function buttons: T o se le c t a nu m be r or a n al ph an um er ic • cha r a c te r , pr e ss a bu t to n on ce or r ep ea ted ly u nt il yo u se e th e nu mb e r or al pha b et ic ch ar ac te r i n th e di sp lay of NP29 0 0. T o c ycle t hr o ug h th e al pha n[...]

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    21 Pla y preset Internet radio stations Th e I nte r n et r adi o fea tu r e inc lud es p r es et s th at a r e cus t om ize d to th e r eg io nal s et ti ng s of NP 29 0 0 . Y o u ca n ch oos e fr om a s el ec ti on of 10 defa ul t I nt er ne t r ad io s t a ti ons . Y ou c an als o ove r wr i t e th es e pr es et s w i th y our o wn choices. 1 T [...]

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    22 Note In te r n et r ad io fe at ur e s r eq ui r e br o ad ba nd • In te r n et a cce ss . Manually ad d Internet radio stations Th is ch ap te r ex pl ai ns how to r e gi s te r wi t h Ph ili ps a nd ad d in di vi du al U R L a dd r es ses fo r In te r n et r a di o s t at io ns on t h e PC . Th e ea s ie s t w ay to r egi s te r is t o vi si[...]

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    23 13 En te r a de scr ipt io n in t he t hi rd co lu mn . 14 C li ck on S av e to co n r m you r e nt r ie s . Note If t he m a nu al ly a dd ed I n te r n et r a di o s t a ti on i s • ava il a bl e an d br o ad ca s t i n a co mp at ib le fo r m at , you c a n lis te n to i t on N P 29 0 0 . Y o u ca n  nd t he m an ua ll y ad d ed I nt [...]

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    24 1 Pr es s SE T TING S , t o go to t he S e t t ing s menu. 2 Se le c t • [ Re p e at] or • [ S h u f  e] . 3 Se le c t yo ur o pti on a nd co n m. Sound settings The sound settings of NP2900 offer the following options: LivingSound ™ • FullSound™ • Equalizer • LivingSound NP 29 0 0 of fer s a pr e - con g ur e d sou nd s e[...]

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    25 Brightness settings when NP2900 is switched to standby Y ou c an c hoo se b et w ee n th e fol low ing br i gh tn es s ‘ wh en s t an dby ’ se t t in gs : • [Bright] • [DIM] • [O f f ] 1 Pr es s SE T TING S , t o go to t he S e t t ing s menu. 2 Se le c t [ Br ig ht ne ss wh en s t an dby] . 3 Se le c t a m en u opt io n a nd con r [...]

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    26 Alarm settings NP2900 has an alarm function. The clock must be set for the alarm function to be functional. This is how to set the alarm: 1 Pr es s SE T TING S , t o go to t he S e t t ing s menu. 2 Se le c t [Clo ck se t t ing s] > [ Alarm ] , to en te r th e al ar m set ti ng s . 3 Y ou c an s el ec t th e foll ow ing o pt ion s: • [Ala r[...]

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    27 ad va nce d con g ur a ti on s th at a re n ot de scr ibe d in t hi s ma nu al . 1 Ens ur e t ha t you r ne t wor k na me a nd ne t wor k pa ss wo r d or e ncr y pt io n key ar e available . 2 T ur n on you r w ir e les s acce ss p oin t or wi r el es s ro u te r wi t h br oa db an d In te r n et acc ess . 3 T ur n on N P 290 0. 4 Pr es s SE [...]

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    28 5 Se le c t [ Wire le ss ( WiF i) ] to s t a r t t he ne t wor k se tu p pr oce ss . For w i re le ss r o ut er s wi t h W i- Fi • pr ote c t io n sy s t em ( W P S) t ha t sup po r t s pu sh b u t to n con g ur a ti on ( PB C ): O n th e ro u te r , p r es s th e W P S PB C pus h b ut to n to ac ti va te . O n NP 29 0 0 p r es s OK to co n[...]

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    29 5 Se le c t [ Wire d (E t her ne t) ] to s t a r t t h e ne t wor k se tu p pr oce ss . NP2900 acquires the automatic IP » address. NP2900 shows the conrmation for » the connection to the network. NP2900 shows the prompt for the » connection to the Internet. 6 Se le c t [ Ye s] t o conn ec t to th e I nte r n et . NP2900 shows the conrm[...]

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    30 Language This is how y ou can change the language of the display: 1 Pr es s SE T TING S , t o go to t he S e t t ing s menu. 2 Se le c t [L anguage ] . 3 Se le c t a m en u opt io n a nd con r m. The display language changes to the » new setting. Press » BACK to go back to the previous screen. Press » HOME to go to the Home menu. Register [...]

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    31 3 Co n r m to u nr e gis ter. The display sho ws a conr mation that » NP2900 is unregistered with your email account. Registration information Th is i s how you c a n che ck t he r e gis tr a ti on s t at us of N P 290 0 : 1 Pr es s SE T TING S , t o go to t he S e t t ing s menu. 2 Se le c t [ Use r re gis tr a tio n] > [Reg is tr at [...]

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    32 Demo mode Y ou can access the demo mode in the Settings menu: 1 Pr es s SE T TING S , t o go to t he S e t t ing s menu. 2 Se le c t [D e mo mo de] . The demo plays continuousl y until you » exit the demo play . 3 T o ex i t th e de m o play, pr ess . Tip Y o u ca n s t a r t t he d e mo p lay m or e q ui ck l y wi t h • th e DEMO bu t ton o [...]

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    33 Restor e factor y settings Caution Th e fo ll owi ng p r oce du r e e r a se s al l cu s to m • se t t in gs a nd r e se t s N P 290 0 to t he o r ig in al s t at us a s s et b y th e fa c t or y. This is how to restore the factor y settings of NP2900: 1 Pr es s SE T TING S , t o go to t he S e t t ing s menu. 2 Se le c t [Re st ore f ac t or [...]

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    34 10 Maintenance This chapter tells you ho w to care for NP2900. Cleaning Note Avoi d mo is t ur e a n d ab r a s io n. • 1 Cl ea n NP 29 0 0 o nl y wi t h a sof t d r y c lot h . EN[...]

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    35 Loudspeak ers Power handli ng Fr on t sp ea ke r s: 10 W (R MS ) / 1 5 W ( MP O) Si de s pe ak er s: 6 W ( R MS ) / 9 W (M P O) Im p ed an ce Fr on t sp ea ke r s : 8 Ω Si de s pe ak er s: 1 2 Ω Sen sitiv ity F ro nt s pe ake r s: 8 0 d B / 1 m / W Si de s pe ak er s: 83 dB / 0 . 5 m / W Dimensions Fr ont s pe a ker s: 2 . 56 i nc hes Si de s [...]

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    36 Suppor ted audio le formats NP2900 suppor ts the following audio le formats: MP 3 (8 - 320 k b ps a nd V B R) • WM A (up to 1 92 k bps) • no n DR M p ro tec ted A AC (M 4A) ( 1 6 - 320 • k bp s an d VB R1 6) PC M (1 .4 Mb ps) • F L AC • Og g Vor bi s • Note Th e d is pl ay of N P2 90 0 su pp or t s d ir e c to r i es • wi t h[...]

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    37 Computer connection r equirements The minimum requirements for computer connections are: Wi nd ows 20 0 0 S P4 ( or a bove) / XP S P 2 • / Vi s t a / Ma c Pent iu m I I I 50 0 MH z pr oce ss or o r hig he r • 2 56M B R AM • CD - ROM d r i ve • Adapter • Et h er net e na b le d ( fo r wi r ed • connection ) Wi r el es s ne t wo r k 8 [...]

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    38 I ha ve not r eceived an y registration email fr om ConsumerCare@Philips.com. Ch eck t ha t t he e ma il ad dr e ss t ha t is • en te r ed i n th e us er r e gis tr a ti on s ec tio n is va li d an d sp el led co r r e c tl y. Ch eck t ha t t he P C ha s an a c t ive I n te r ne t • connection. Th e I nte r n et s er ve r may b e bu s y , t [...]

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    39 Aux i n Au xi lia r y in pu t t hat a ll ows yo u to con ne c t po r t ab le a ud io d ev ices . B Bass Th e low es t t hr e e oc tav es of t he a ud io ba nd . Low ba s s is t he b ot t om oc t ave (20 - 4 0 H z), mi d- b a ss is t h e mid dl e oc tav e ( 4 0 - 8 0 Hz), and up pe r ba s s is t he 8 0 - 1 6 0 Hz o c t ave . Bi t / bi t s A bi t [...]

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    40 Dig it a l Aud io Di gi t al A ud io is a s ou nd s ign al t ha t ha s be e n conve r t ed in to n um er ica l v alu es . D ig i t al s oun d ca n be t r a ns mi t ted t hr o ug h mu lt ip le c han ne ls . An al og so un d ca n on ly b e t r an sm i t te d t hr ou gh t wo ch an ne ls . Du ple x (h al f/ ful l) Ful l du pl ex i s th e ab ili t y [...]

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    41 DAB , M P3 e tc . T he h igh e r th e am ou nt , t he be t t er t he q ua li t y ge n er a ll y is . Ki lo He r t z (k Hz) 10 0 0 H z or 10 0 0 cyc les p e r se cond . L LCD (L iqu id Cr yst a l Di spl ay) Pr ob ab ly t he m os t co mm on w ay to s how vi sua l in for m at io n on n on - com pu t er e le c t r oni c equipment. LivingSound Li v i[...]

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    42 S S/ PD IF ( S PD IF ) (S ony/ Ph ili ps D igi t al Interf ace ) A s t an da r d au di o - le t r a ns fer - for mat t ha t wa s d eve lo pe d joi nt ly by S ony a nd P hil ips . S/ PD I F all ows t h e tr a ns fe r of di gi t al a ud io s ig nal s fr om o ne d ev ice t o an oth e r , w i th ou t t he n ee d to conve r t  r s t to an al og[...]

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    43 V olume V ol um e is t he m os t co mm on wo rd u se d to sp eci f y t he co nt r ol of r el at ive l ou dn es s of sou nd s . I t al so pe r t a in s to t he f un c ti on o n ma ny el ec t r on ic d ev ices t ha t is u sed t o con tr ol th e lo ud ne ss . W W (wat t a ge) A me a su re m en t of powe r . I n sp ea ker s , wa t t a ge is a t er m[...]

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    44 con ne c ti v it y for con su me r el ec tr on ic s su ch a s te lev is io ns , DVD p laye r s , a nd d igi t a l ca me r a s . Wireless T el eco mm un ic at io ns u sin g el ec tr om ag ne ti c wave s r a th er t ha n w ir es o r ca b le to t r a ns mi t info r ma t ion . W ir e le ss co mm un ic at io n ca n be us ed fo r fr e e -r ang in g mo[...]

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    45 English EN 14 Contact information Ar gen tina (5 4 -1 1 ) 45 4 4 -20 47 Aus tr alia 1 3 0 0 36 3 391 Aus tr ia 0 810 0 0 0 2 05 Belgium 78 2 5 0 14 5 Bela r us 88 2 0001 1 00 68 Braz il 08 0 0 70 1 02 03 ( a ll exce pt S ao Pa ul o )(1 1 ) 21 21- 0203 (Sa o Pau lo o n l y) Bulg ar ia 8 0 0 11 5 4 4 2 4 Canad a 1 -888 - 7 44 -54 77 Chile 60 0 7 4[...]

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    Streamium terms and conditions T erms and Conditions of Use of your Philips Streamium-enab led Device Congratulations on your pur chase of a Philips Streamium-enabled Device (“De vice”). These T erms and Conditions of Use give y ou the rights to use certain features on your De vice relating to the streaming of content. Y ou must agr ee to these[...]

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    or authorization is necessary , it is your r esponsibility to obtain any such license or authorization. Y ou agree that you ar e solely liable for any damages y ou ma y incur resulting fr om your failure to obtain the pr oper license or authorization for use of the content accessible thr ough the Device. Y ou agree that Philips will ha ve no liabil[...]

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    NO TICE SOFTW ARE END USER LICENSE A GREEMENT THIS SOFTW ARE END USER LICENSE A GREEMENT (“THIS AGREEMENT”) IS A LEGAL AND BINDING A GREEMENT BETWEEN Y OU (EITHER AN INDIVIDUAL OR ENTITY) AND PHILIPS CONSUMER ELECTR ONICS B.V . A DUTCH LIMITED LIABILITY COMP ANY , WITH ITS PRINCIP AL OFFICE A T GLASLAAN 2, 5616 L W EINDHO VEN, THE NETHERLANDS A[...]

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    security of such WM-DRM Software is compr omised, Microsoft ma y re vok e (either on its own or upon the request of the owners of Secur e Content (“Secure Content Owners”)) the WM-DRM Softwar e’ s right to acquire ne w licenses to copy , store, transfer , displa y and/or play Secur e Content. Revocation does not alter the WM-DRM Software’ s[...]

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    9. Limited Software W arranty . Philips provides the Software ‘as is’ and without any warranty except that the Software will perform substantiall y in accordance with the documentation accompanying the Softwar e for a period of one year after y our first download, installation or use of the Software, whichev er occurs first. Philips’ entire l[...]

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    This product uses following open source software component under their relevant license terms: Component License Type Location uClinux distribution GPL + LGPL http://blackfin.uclinu x.org FLAC GPL + BSD http://flac.sourcef orge.net OGG GPL + BSD http://www.vorbis.c om Philips Electronic s Hong Kong Ltd. hereby offers to deliver or mak e available, [...]

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    the GNU Lesser General Public License instead.) You can apply it to your programs, too. When we speak of free software, we are referring to freedom, not price. Our General Public Licenses are designed to make sure that you have the freedom to distribute copies of free software (and charge for this service if you wish), that you receive source code [...]

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