WD TV Live Hub Media Center User Manual 1 Important User Information Important Safety Instructions This Device Is Designed and Manufactured to Assure Personal Safety

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WD TV Live Hub Media Center User Manual 1 Important User Information Important Safety Instructions This Device Is Designed and Manufactured to Assure Personal Safety

WD TV® Live Hub™ Media Center User Manual Table of Contents 1 Important User Information . 1 Important Safety Instructions . 1 WD® Service and Support . 2 Recording Your WD Product Information . 3 Registering Your WD Product . .3 Accessories . 3 2 Product Overview . 4 3 Features and Functions . 6 Features. 6 Connections . 7 Power Button and LED Indicator . 8 Remote Control . 9 4 Getting Started . 10 Package Contents . 10 Installation Requirements . 10 Operating System Compatibility . 10 Installation Procedure. 11 5 Operating the Media Center. 22 Using the Remote Control . 22 Using a USB Keyboard . 24 Using the Media Center Menu . 26 Media Library Compilation . 29 Locating Your Contents on the Drive . 31 6 Watching Video . 36 Video Playback . 36 Videos Menu Options. 38 Video Playback Controls . 42 Video Playback Options . 43 DVD Navigation . 48 TABLE OF CONTENTS – i 7 Playing Music . 50 Music Playback . 50 Music Menu Options . 52 Music Playback Controls . 54 Music Playback Options. 55 Playing Music From Your iPod® . 57 8 Viewing Photos . 58 Photo Display. 58 Digital Camera Support . 60 Photos Menu Options . 61 Photo Display Options . 63 Displaying Photo Thumbnails . 64 Displaying Photo Information . 65 Photo Slideshow . 65 9 Files . 67 Files Options . 68 10 Network Setup. 69 Ethernet Network (Wired) Setup. 69 Wireless Network Setup. 70 Checking the Network Connection. 74 11 Network Services . 76 Accessing Media Content from the Network . 76 Share a Folder on Your Computer . 80 Using the Web UI. 88 12 Internet Services . 93 Adding a Service to Favorites. 95 AccuWeather.com . 96 Deezer . 99 Facebook. 104 Flickr . 109 Flixster . 116 Live365 . 117 MLB.TV . 124 Netflix . 128 TABLE OF CONTENTS – ii Pandora (US only) . 129 Picasa . 135 SHOUTcast Radio . 142 Spotify . 146 TuneIn . 153 YouTube . 158 13 Live TV . 169 Live TV Display. 169 14 Games . 170 Games Display. 170 15 RSS . 171 Reading RSS Feeds. 171 Adding RSS Feeds. 171 16 Setup and Advanced Features. 172 Setup Navigation Buttons . 173 Audio/Video Output . 173 Appearance . 178 Video Settings . 182 Music Settings . 184 Photo Settings . 185 Network. 187 Operation. 193 System . 195 Mobile Access/WD Photos . 202 About . 205 Media Library . 206 17 System Maintenance . 208 System Firmware Upgrade. 208 Troubleshooting . 210 Common Error Messages . 213 FAQs . 214 TABLE OF CONTENTS – iii 18 Appendix . ..

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