5 Appendix...77

Specifications.... 77 Important safety instructions... 79 Glossary of common wireless network terms.. 80 Limited warranty.... 85 Regulatory compliance... 87
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Getting started

Welcome to the Kodak family!
Congratulations on your purchase of a very exciting and innovative new Kodak product: the KODAK Theatre HD Player. Nobody understands the emotional power of pictures like Kodakthe power to bring people together and enhance stories and the emotions that come from them. The KODAK Theatre HD Player will forever change the way you interact with your personal contentfrom the pictures that are your most precious memories, the new shots that you capture daily or weekly, to the music you have acquired and stored over the years.not to mention the wealth of expanding, always changing, Web-based content that can inform, entertain, and delight. From today forward, this content will come alive from your computer and from the Webright into your family room and onto your HDTVin stunning detail and brilliant color!
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Cool things you can do with the KODAK Theatre HD Player
View new pictures right from your cameras memory card, without having to go to the computer:
Insert your memory card into the HD player card slota slideshow automatically starts (see page 37). Use KODAK Picture Mail to send the best (or all) of these pictures to family and friends wherever they live (see page 64). Wirelessly copy your images to your computer right from the couch (see page 54).
Simply point and play to create custom, multimedia slideshows from your favorite pictures, videos, and music (see page 44). Automatically receive Picture Mail from family and friends, and view on your HDTV (see page 64). Rediscover forgotten pictures automatically, using KODAK Picture Chronicles slideshows. Each week, your HD player assembles a slideshow of pictures from the same time period from years past (see page 46). View your digital movie and video collection (see page 54). Dont have movies yet? Check out any of the many sites on the Web that have DivX and Xvid HD content available. It's a stunning experience on your HDTV! Play the music you have stored on your computerlisten to it right in the family room on your audio system. You can even listen to your APPLE ITUNES Playlists. And you can simply point and play to combine your music with your pictures and videos to create personalized, multimedia shows.

HD player Network router NOTE: If you are connecting wirelessly to the HD player, make note of the wireless settings (router SSID name, security settings, network key, etc.) on your computer from your router's configuration screen. You may need this information to set up the HD player later.
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3 Connect the HD player to your HDTV (or to an HDMI computer monitor). Find the audio and video ports on the back of your TV or receiver; use the appropriate cables for your setup. HDMI or component connections provide a quality experience. Note the HDMI or component inputs used.
Do not connect the unit through a VCR. (Video signals fed through VCRs may be affected by copyright protection systems, and the picture will be distorted on the television.) If the component audio/video cables provided in the box are not used, Kodak recommends a Category 2 HDMI cable with ferrite beads at both ends.
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Example of an HDMI connection (provides both audio and video)
Example of a component video and analog audio connection
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Example of an HDMI and digital optical audio connection HDTV

Receiver

HD player
Example of a component video and analog audio connection HDTV
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4 Attach the AC adapter to the HD player and plug it into a wall outlet to turn it on. 5 Turn on your TV.
6 Using your TV remote control, select the video input matching the connection you made in step 3. (Refer to your TV owners manual for more information on changing the video input mode.) It may take a few seconds for the TV mode change to take effect. The setup wizard appears on your TV screen. 7 Use the KODAK Pointer Remote to follow the 9 easy steps on your TV screen for configuring the HD player for your home network.
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Using the on-screen keyboard
Some tasks require that you enter information manually. An on-screen keyboard appears when necessary. Clears last character entered Clears entire entry

Caps lock, capitalizes all letters Shows special characters, symbols, and punctuation
Capitalizes one letter Shows letters commonly used in other languages
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Installing the software

KODAK EASYSHARE Digital Display Software facilitates communication with the HD player, making it easy to get pictures, video, and music from any computer on your home network and the Internet to the HD player. Any content in the My Pictures and My Music folders on your computer are automatically available for viewing. You can also add other folders on your computer that contain additional pictures, video, and music. NOTE: The software needs to be installed on each computer on your home network if you want to view content from those computers through the HD player. Any computer from which you want to view content must also be turned on. You can only view content from one computer at a time. Before you begin:
You need administrator privileges to install the software on your computer. Your computer must be on your home network. If you have the WINDOWS XP Operating System, enable Allow Remote Access in the Network Settings on your computer. If you have the WINDOWS VISTA Operating System, enable Network Discovery and File Sharing in the Network Settings on your computer.
If you did not install the software when you went through the HD player setup wizard, you need to now:
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1 Insert the software CD that came with the HD player into your computer, and follow the on-screen directions. KODAK EASYSHARE Digital Display Software is installed.* Restart your computer if instructed to do so. The application is installed in your Programs folder and a shortcut is placed on your desktop. * If you also have an older version of KODAK EASYSHARE Software installed on your computer, it is upgraded for compatibility with the HD player. If you do not have EASYSHARE Software and want to install it, choose Custom when installing EASYSHARE Digital Device Software. Learn more about EASYSHARE software at www.kodak.com/go/easysharecenter. 2 If you have content on your computer in locations other than the My Pictures and My Music folders that you want to view with the HD player, you need to tell KODAK EASYSHARE Digital Display Software where to find it. If the software did not open automatically after installing, open it now and select:

Tools > Preferences and click the General tab to include your ITUNES Content and EASYSHARE Albums.
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Tools > Preferences and click the Folders tab to add other folders from your computer to be scanned for content to display on the HD player.
you have a large collection of pictures/videos, it can take some time for the software to scan them all.
EASYSHARE Digital Display Software must be running when using the HD player. 25
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Overview of the main portals

The Home screen

Notification of the number of new Picture Mails that have been shared with you Notification of the number of new Picture Chronicles slideshows ready for viewing Portals for accessing pictures, videos, KODAK Gallery, music, and local and online entertainment Music controls shows and hides the music controls Help provides help for the main HD player functions Settings change your HD player settings
Backdrop either one image or a series of 5 images used as the screen background
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The Pictures & Videos portal
Music controls shows and hides the music controls Help provides help for the main HD player functions Home takes you to the Home screen
Current portal; click to return to this screen
Options for viewing your picture/video collection and online pictures. NOTE: An EASYSHARE Albums button appears when you have KODAK EASYSHARE Software installed. The Devices button appears dimmed and is unselectable until you connect a KODAK EASYSHARE Camera, memory card, or USB storage device to the HD player.
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The Music portal

Music controls shows and hides the music controls Searchsearch your collection by song, artist, or album
Help provides help for the main HD player functions Home takes you to the Home screen
Options for viewing your music collection NOTE: The Devices button appears dimmed and is unselectable until you connect a KODAK EASYSHARE Camera, memory card, or USB storage device to the HD player.
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The KODAK Gallery portal

Music controls shows and hides the music controls Notification of the number of new Picture Mails that have been shared with you Help provides help for the main HD player functions Home takes you to the Home screen
Options for viewing your albums on the KODAK Gallery. (An active Internet connection is required.)
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The Entertainment portal

Options for viewing or listening to local and Internet content. (Content is subject to change.)
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Click the pictures in the Slideshow tray to go to Slideshow View and see larger thumbnails. To continue working with your slideshow, click the Actions button. See page 48 for details on Actions panels, and page 50 for Editing an existing slideshow.
Play an existing slideshow
1 Select Pictures & Videos 3 Click Play clicked. > Slideshows , then click on the slideshow. 2 Click any picture to open the slideshow. in the slideshow controls. The slideshow begins with the picture you
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Enjoying a Picture Chronicles slideshow
Once a week, EASYSHARE Digital Display Software automatically creates a slideshow called Picture Chronicles. A Picture Chronicles slideshow includes not only the pictures that were added to your shared folders during the past 7 days, but also any pictures taken during the same time period in any year. The most recent Picture Chronicles slideshow is:
Located in Pictures & Videos > Slideshows Created every Sunday Limited to 50 pictures/videos
You can turn off the Picture Chronicles slideshow creation or change the day of the week that the slideshow is initiated in EASYSHARE Digital Display Software. Select Tools > Preferences and click the Picture Chronicles tab.
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Add music to a slideshow

1 If the slideshow to which you want to add music is currently playing, click Pause in the slideshow controls. 2 Click the Add or Change Music button add either an album, playlist, or song. 4 Click Play
in the slideshow controls, then choose to
3 Select the album or playlist from your collection, then click Done. to resume playing the slideshow with the music you added. To change the music, repeat the above steps. To remove the music from the slideshow, click the Add or Change Music button in the slideshow controls, then click Clear Attachment. If you are playing a saved slideshow, the music you chose is saved with it and stops playing when you exit the slideshow.
When you are viewing a slideshow of all the pictures in a folder, the music continues to play when you exit the slideshow. To stop playing the music after exiting the slideshow: Music Controls button 1 Click the Music Controls button at the top right of the screen. 2 Click Pause. 3 Click the Music Controls button again to hide the controls, or click the X in the Music Controls. You can also add or change music associated with your slideshows using the Actions panel. See page 48 for details on Actions panels and editing an existing slideshow. www.kodak.com/go/HDplayersupport 47
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Actions panels

Remove

Undo Remove
Return the picture(s) you just removed to the slideshow.
Add or Change Music Rename Slideshow
Add or change the associated music playlist or album from the dialog box that appears.

Rename the slideshow.

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Delete Slideshow Delete the entire slideshow. (The pictures remain in your collection.)

Ratings

Rate your pictures/videos from 1 to 5 stars. Ratings you have already assigned to pictures/videos through EASYSHARE Software (V7.0 or later) and your operating system (MICROSOFT VISTA only) are also shown from the HD player. 1 Select Pictures & Videos rate. 2 Click the Actions button , then navigate to the picture(s) or video(s) you want to.
3 Click a picture or video to select it. To select more than one, Select Multiple in the Actions panel To select all pictures/videos, click Select All. To deselect a picture or video, click the picture or video again. NOTE: To deselect pictures, click Select Multiple again. 4 Click the Rate button in the Actions panel.
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Star ratings Remove Rating button
5 Click the first star for a 1-star rating, click the second star for a 2-star rating, etc.
To remove a rating, click the Remove Rating button. To change a rating, click on a different star.
6 Click OK when done. When you are looking at thumbnail views of your pictures/videos, your star ratings are visible.
Select Pictures & Videos rated:

> Ratings

to view just the pictures/videos you have
Click All to see all your rated pictures/videos. (The default is All.) Click one or any combination of the star rating choices to see just those pictures/videos.
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Playing movies and trailers
Play your stored movies and trailers on your HD player. The HD player automatically finds your movies and trailers (DivX and Xvid file formats) if you have them in the My Pictures folder on your computer. (If they are in another location, open KODAK EASYSHARE Digital Display Software and select Tools > Preferences and click the Folders tab.) Select Pictures & Videos > Folders to access your movies and trailers.

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To remove the last song added to the Playlist tray, click the Remove button. (Click the Remove button multiple times to remove more than one song in the tray, one at a time.)
Music in ITUNES that is under digital rights management (DRM) is included in a
playlist but is not played.
existing ITUNES playlists can be access through Music > Playlists. Playlists cannot be modified on the HD player. Album art is not displayed on the HD player. in the Playlist tray to play the music now. again to close the Playlist tray and play it later. Select to access the playlist.

ITUNES ITUNES

Click Play
Click Add to Playlist Music > Playlists
Click the New Playlist button to clear the current Playlist tray and begin a new playlist. Click the songs in the Playlist tray to go to Playlist Detail.
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Edit (manage) an existing playlist
1 Select Music > Playlists, then click a playlist. (You can click any song in the playlist to listen to it, or click Play to listen to the entire playlist.) 2 To add songs to the playlist, click Add More from the Songs tab. The Playlist tray appears.
3 To manage the playlist, use to the Manage tab to:
Select a song to reorder (move up or down in the playlist) Remove a song from the playlist (the song is still on your computer) Rename the playlist Delete the entire playlist
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Search for music

Search your collection using keywords for song, artist, or album 1 From any Music screen, click Search 2 Click the Song, Artist, or Album tab. 3 Enter one or more search terms using the on-screen keyboard, then click Search. 4 Click an entry in the Search Results box, or click Search Again to perform another search.
Playing music from a memory card or USB storage device
Play music from a memory card or USB storage device. 1 Connect a USB storage device or insert a memory card in the HD player. 2 From the Home screen , select Music your memory card or device. > Devices to access the music on
3 Locate your music, then click any song to play it, or click Play to play all the songs.
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Using the KODAK Gallery

View and share your Gallery albums, as well as send and receive Picture Mail from friends and family, via the Picture Mail feature. NOTE:

Gallery account is required. Visit www.kodakgallery.com to register.
your HD player is not connected to the Internet through your home network, the KODAK Gallery button is dimmed/disabled on the Home screen.
If you did not already enter your Gallery account information in KODAK EASYSHARE Digital Display Software, enter it now from the HD player: 1 Select Home > Settings > Gallery. 2 Click Username and enter your Gallery account user name. 3 Click Password and enter your Gallery account password. 4 Click country and choose your country. 5 To enable/disable automatic notification that Picture Mail has been shared with you, click Auto-receive and choose Yes or No. When new Picture Mail available for viewing, the main status light on the HD player flashes, and a notification icon and number appear on the Gallery button on the Home screen Album button every 2 hours. 64. The same notification icon also appears on the Friends in the Gallery portal. The HD player checks for new Picture Mail
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Indicates Picture Mail has been shared with you.

6 Click Done.

Viewing your albums, your friends albums, and favorites
1 Select Home > KODAK Gallery. 2 Click Friends Albums, My Albums, or Favorites to see your Gallery account. View your Gallery pictures the same way you view other pictures in your collection.
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Uploading and sharing pictures
Send Picture Mail to friends and family from a USB storage device, EASYSHARE Camera, memory card, your computer, or the Gallery, using email addresses in your Gallery account address book. To upload pictures that reside on your computer, EASYSHARE Camera, a memory card, or USB storage device, to the Gallery: 1 Insert a memory card or connect an EASYSHARE Camera or USB storage device to the HD player, or navigate to a folder that contains pictures to upload to the Gallery. If you inserted a memory card or connected a USB device, from Pictures & Videos , click Devices. 2 Click the Actions button.
3 Click a picture to select it. To select more than one, click Select Multiple in the Actions panel. To select all pictures and videos, click Select All. To deselect, click the picture or video again. NOTE: To deselect pictures, click Select Multiple again. 4 In the Actions panel, click Upload & Share. 5 Enter a new Gallery album name for your pictures, then click Done. 6 Click Yes to share your pictures. 7 When your Gallery address book appears, select one or more addresses, or click Enter Address to manually enter an email address. The address you enter is added to your Gallery address book. 66

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Wireless performance is If you have multiple wireless devices on your network, there may be some signal interference. Try removing one or more of the poor. devices. Keep all wireless devices at east 5 ft from the HD player. Your APPLE ITUNES music is not available on the HD player. Pictures are very slow to upload to the HD player. Make sure you have EASYSHARE Digital Display Software set up to display your ITUNES music and playlist. (See page 23.)
Check the signal strength of your wireless access point in Home >
Settings > Network. You may need to: Relocate/reposition your router Connect the router to your computer with a shielded Ethernet cable Use a Powerline Ethernet adapter (HomePlug compatible) to improve the wireless signal Use a repeater Make sure your computer meets the minimum system requirements. (See page 12.) ITUNES album art is not displayed on the HD player.
All or part of your album art is not displayed.
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You can't see any of Make sure: your pictures or videos. Your router and computer are turned on. Audio/video cables are firmly connected and power is being supplied to the HD player and your TV. For video (.mov), you have APPLE QUICKTIME 7 or later installed on your computer (available www.apple.com). Your firewall is not blocking access. KODAK EASYSHARE Digital Display Software was installed on the computer and is running. (Also, if you have a large collection of pictures/videos, it can take some time for the software to scan them all.) Your computer is selected in Settings > Network > Content > Content Source. If you see a yellow triangle , your firewall is blocking your connection. The files on your computer are in a supported format. See the Specifications table on page 77 for supported formats.

Getting support

Get support for your product (FAQs, troubleshooting and repairs, Extended user guide, product registration, downloads) www.kodak.com/go/HDplayersupport
Get information on EASYSHARE Software and www.kodak.com/go/easysharecenter the KODAK Gallery
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Appendix

Specifications
AC input voltage100V AC240V AC AC input frequency4763 Hz Maximum in-rush current60A max. at 240V AC, max. load at 77 F (25 C ambient cold start) AC input current120V AC0.8 A (RMS) max.; 240V AC0.5 A (RMS) max. Leakage current3.5 mA max. at all line conditions Input power saving0.5 W max. at 230V AC and no load Output Total output power30 W continuous EfficiencyComplies with CEC-400-2006-002-REV1 Minimum hold up time10 mS at max. load and 120V AC/60 Hz Maximum rise time100 mS at max. load and 120V AC/60 Hz Operating temperature range3295 F (035 C) Storage temperature range-26160 F (-3271 C) Operating/storage humidity range2090% RH www.kodak.com/go/HDplayersupport 77

com: US commercial business do: Dominican Republic 81
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gov: US government agency es: Spain edu: US educational institution fr: France mil: US military organization it: Italy net: US network organization nl: Netherlands org: US nonprofit organization pr: Puerto Rico au: Australia pt: Portugal br: Brazil ru: Russian Federation ca: canada uk: United Kingdom de: Germany
DSLDigital Subscriber Lines: various technology protocols for high speed data, voice and video transmission over ordinary twisted pair copper POTS (Plain Old Telephone Service) telephone wires. Dynamic IP addressAn IP address assigned to a client each time the client connects to the network. The dynamic IP address is configured by the DH P server and can be different each time the client connects to the network. Encryption keyAn alphanumeric (letters and/or numbers) series that enables data to be encrypted then decrypted so it can be safely shared among members of a 82
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network. WEP uses an encryption key that automatically encrypts outgoing wireless data. On the receiving side, the same encryption key enables the computer to automatically decrypt the information so it can be read. InfrastructureA client setting for a local area network that allows devices connected to the network to communicate with one another through a central access point or router.This configuration is commonly used in wireless home networks. IPInternet Protocol: technology that supports voice, data and video transmission via IP based local area networks, wide area networks, and the Internet. This includes VoIP (Voice over IP). IP addressA number that identifies each sender or receiver of information that is sent across the Internet. Network name Identifies the wireless network for all the shared components. During the installation process for most wireless networks, you must enter the network name or SSID. Different network names are used when setting up your individual computer, wired local area network, or workgroup. PassphraseA text string used for WPA security on a Wi Fi wireless network. A passphrase may contain up to 31 alphanumeric characters, including spaces and other special characters. NOTE: A passphrase used for WPA security is not the same as a WEP key, nor is it the same as a passphrase commonly found in router software that is used to generate a WEP key. RouterAn access point (AP) or hub that sends data from one local area network (LAN) or wide area network (WAN) to another.A router monitors and controls data flow and sends information using the most efficient route based on traffic load, line costs, speed, bad connections, etc. SSIDService Set Identifier: also referred to as a network name, since it is essentially a www.kodak.com/go/HDplayersupport 83
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name that identifies a wireless network. The identifier is attached to the wireless local area network (WLAN) and acts as an identifier when a device tries to connect to the system. A device is not permitted to join the network unless it can provide the unique SSID. An SSID can be broadcast by the network router, allowing devices to detect it as an available network. An SSID does not supply security to the network. SSLSecure Sockets Layer: a commonly used encryption scheme used by many online retail and banking sites to protect the financial integrity of transactions. TCP/IPTransmission control Protocol/Internet Protocol: the underlying technology behind the Internet and communications between computers in a network. URLUniform Resource Locator: also referred to as a Web address, since it identifies the location of a file or resource on the Web. For example, the URL for the Eastman Kodak company Web site is http://www.kodak.com. WEPWired Equivalent Privacy: basic wireless security provided by Wi Fi. In some instances, WEP may be all a home or small business user needs to protect wireless data. WEP is available in 40 bit (also called 64 bit), or in 108 bit (also called 128 bit) encryption modes. As 108 bit encryption provides a longer algorithm that takes longer to decode, it can provide better security than basic 40 bit (64 bit) encryption. WEP key A text string used for WEP security on a Wi Fi wireless network. A WEP key with 10 or 23 characters can include numbers and the letters A F and are not case sensitive. 5and 13-character WEP keys can include numbers and all letters (as well as some special characters) and are case sensitive. WPAWi Fi Protected Access: a Wi Fi security standard that provides a high level of wireless network security. It uses data encryption through the Temporal Key Integrity Protocol (TKIP). TKIP scrambles the keys and ensures that the keys have not been 84

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tampered with. User authentication is performed through the Extensible Authentication Protocol (EAP) to ensure that only authorized network users can access the network. Wi-FiWireless Fidelity: a term developed by the Wi Fi Alliance commonly used to describe any type of 802.11 standard wireless network. Products tested and approved as Wi Fi certified by the Wi-Fi Alliance are certified as interoperable with each other, even if they are from different manufacturers. For more information, visit www.kodak.com/go/wifisupport or www.wifi.org.

Limited warranty

Kodak warrants Kodak consumer electronic products and accessories (Products), excluding batteries, to be free from malfunctions and defects in both materials and workmanship for one year from the date of purchase. Retain the original dated sales receipt. Proof of the date of purchase is required with any request for warranty repair. Limited warranty coverage Warranty service is only available from within the country where the Products were originally purchased. You may be required to ship Products, at your expense, to the authorized service facility for the country where the Products were purchased. Kodak will repair or replace Products if they fail to function properly during the warranty period, subject to any conditions and/or limitations stated herein. Warranty service will include all labor as well as any necessary adjustments and/or replacement parts. If Kodak is unable to repair or replace a Product, Kodak will, at its option, refund the purchase price paid for the Product provided the Product has been returned to Kodak along with proof of the purchase price paid. Repair, replacement, or refund of the purchase price are the sole remedies under the warranty. If replacement parts are used www.kodak.com/go/HDplayersupport 85
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in making repairs, those parts may be remanufactured, or may contain remanufactured materials. If it is necessary to replace the entire Product, it may be replaced with a remanufactured Product. Remanufactured Products, parts and materials are warranted for the remaining warranty term of the original Product, or 90 days after the date of repair or replacement, whichever is longer. Limitations This warranty does not cover circumstances beyond Kodak's control. Warranty does not apply when failure is due to shipping damage, accident, alteration, modification, unauthorized service, misuse, abuse, use with incompatible accessories or attachments (such as third party ink or ink tanks), failure to follow Kodak's operation, maintenance or repacking instructions, failure to use items supplied by Kodak (such as adapters and cables), or claims made after the duration of this warranty. Kodak makes no other express or implied warranty for this product, and disclaims the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. In the event that the exclusion of any implied warranty is ineffective under the law, the duration of the implied warranty will be one year from the purchase date or such longer period as required by law. The option of repair, replacement, or refund is Kodak's only obligation. Kodak will not be responsible for any special, consequential or incidental damages resulting from the sale, purchase, or use of this product regardless of the cause. Liability for any special, consequential or incidental damages (including but not limited to loss of revenue or profit, downtime costs, loss of the use of the equipment, cost of substitute equipment, facilities or services, or claims of your customers for such damages resulting from the purchase, use, or failure of the Product), regardless of cause or for breach of any written or implied warranty is expressly disclaimed. 86

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Your rights Some states or jurisdictions do not allow exclusion or limitation of incidental or consequential damages, so the above limitation or exclusion may not apply to you. Some states or jurisdictions do not allow limitations on how long an implied warranty lasts, so the above limitation may not apply to you. This warranty gives you specific rights, and you may have other rights which vary from state to state or by jurisdiction.

Regulatory compliance

FCC compliance and advisory
KODAK Theatre HD player This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation.This equipment generates, uses, and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed or used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:
Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. 87
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Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected. Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.
This transmitter must not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other antenna or transmitter. This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Any changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment. Where shielded interface cables have been provided with the product or specified additional components or accessories elsewhere defined to be used with the installation of the product, they must be used in order to ensure compliance with FCC regulation.

Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment labeling
For more information, contact your retailer, collection facility, or appropriate local authorities; or visit www.kodak.com/go/recycle. (Product weight: HD player and pointer remote: 552 g.)

MPEG-4

Use of this product in any manner that complies with the MPEG-4 visual standard is prohibited, except for use by a consumer engaging in personal and non-commercial activities. 88
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A actions panel, 48 B batteries, install, 14 C care and maintenance, 80 chronicles, 46 connecting, 17 controls music, 59 slideshow, 41 video, 41 copy pictures/videos, 54 creating a slideshow, 44 cursor, recentering, 16 D definitions, 80 E edit slideshow, 50 entertainment, 68 entertainment portal, 30 F firmware, update, 70 G games, 69 glossary, 80 H home screen, 26 I importing music, 63 install batteries, 14 software, 23 Internet radio, 69 K keyboard, on-screen, 22 KODAK Gallery, 64 M music controls, 59 creating playlists, 60
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importing, 63 play, 56 portal, 28 searching, 63 O online pictures/videos, 55 on-screen keyboard, 22 P panning, 43 picture chronicles, 46 pictures & videos portal, 27, 29 play films, trailers, 54 music, 56 playlists creating, 60 editing, 62 podcasts, 69 pointer remote sensitivity, 15 using, 14 portal entertainment, 30 music, 28 pictures & videos, 27, 29 90
settings, 31 problems, solving, 70 Q quick folder preview, 40 quick slideshow preview, 40 R radio, 69 ratings, 52 recentering cursor, 16 remote control sensitivity, 15 using, 14 repair, 76 S safety, 79 screen, home, 26 search for music, 63 for online pictures/videos, 56 settings portal, 31 slideshow controls, 41 creating, 44 edit, 50
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Hillcrest Labs Offers HME Reference Kit to Simplify Product Development for Corporate Customers
Kodak Licenses HME and Freespace for new KODAK Theatre HD Player September 17, 2008 Rockville, Md. Hillcrest Labs today introduced a new HME Reference Kit (HRK) today for companies and service providers that want to develop their own devices which utilize Hillcrest Labs core technologies. This complete solution in-a-box offers both HME and Freespace together in a high-end set-top-box that enables developers to prototype and build digital media applications that can be controlled by pointing. Hillcrests HME application creation software allows digital content from any source to be displayed on a television using a graphical, zoomable user interface that can be embedded in a wide range of consumer electronic devices. Hillcrests Freespace technology enables CE manufacturers and service providers to embed pointing and motion control into a wide range of form factors, including TV remote controls, game controllers, and PC accessories. Previously, companies licensed HME and Freespace separately and then developed products using their own hardware. For example, Freespace is used in the highlyacclaimed Logitech MX Air Mouse for PCs; Universal Electronics Inc. (UEI) has licensed the technology for advanced television remote controls; and other undisclosed companies have licensed Hillcrests technologies for additional product implementations. With the HRK, corporate customers now have a new option to purchase a preassembled hardware solution, with embedded HME and Freespace software, on which to create new products. HME Reference Kit (HRK) The HRK comes pre-loaded with Hillcrests unique HME application suite which includes: photo and personal video management, personal music management, games, broadband media, and more. Since HME is an open application creation platform, the HRK is also available with a software development kit (SDK) which developers can use to build applications that utilize Hillcrest's unique Zoomable Markup Language (ZML). Programmers familiar with developing standard HTML web pages can easily develop
applications with Hillcrests ZML since both use Javascript and are structured similarly. The HRK also includes Hillcrests iconic Loop remote control embedded with the companys Freespace technology. The HRK is now available to corporate customers and product designers starting at $500 for the Standard Edition and $1500 for Developer Edition that includes the SDK. KODAK Theatre HD Player Hillcrest also disclosed today that Eastman Kodak Company (NYSE: EK) was the first to license both HME and Freespace technologies for use together in a consumer product. The imaging leader is using the software in its newly introduced KODAK Theatre HD Player, which will be available in the U.S. later this month. It is important to Kodak to partner with innovative companies that complement Kodak technologies, said Julie Gerstenberger, Kodaks Director of External Alliances and Vice President, Office of the CTO. Hillcrest Labs unique 3-D like applications and motioncontrol technology offer compelling advantages, and were pleased to have licensed its technologies. As one of the worlds most well-known and respected brands, Kodak has played a historic role in the evolution of personal media for millions of consumers, said Dan Simpkins, CEO and Founder of Hillcrest Labs. Were honored to have Kodak as a business partner and we look forward to working with them in the months ahead. For more details about Hillcrests HRK or Hillcrest Labs, visit www.hillcrestlabs.com.
About Hillcrest Labs Hillcrest Laboratories (a.k.a. Hillcrest Labs) sells an application creation platform called HME, which enables consumer electronics manufacturers and service providers to create unique interactive digital media products for TV and other digital media devices. Applications made with HME are controlled by pointing and provide consumers an intuitive way to browse, discover, and interact with large volumes of digital media. Hillcrest Labs pointing technology, called Freespace, can be used in a wide range of consumer devices including remote controls, PC mice, and game controllers. The company's iconic reference device is the Loop a pointerbased TV remote that uses just two buttons and a scroll wheel. HME and Freespace have received numerous awards including the CES Innovations Award and Popular Mechanics' Editors Choice. Based in Rockville, Maryland, Hillcrest Labs was founded in 2001 by Dan Simpkins. The company is funded by NEA, AllianceBernstein, Columbia Capital, and Grotech Ventures. For additional information, visit www.hillcrestlabs.com.
Freespace is a trademark of Hillcrest Labs. All other trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Hillcrest Labs, Freespace, and the Loop are trademarks of Hillcrest Laboratories, Inc.
Press Contacts: Jeremy Pemble of JLM Partners for Hillcrest Labs, jeremy@jlmpartners.com, (206) 381-3600