Samsung HW-QS700F / HW-QS750F User Guide
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01 Checking the Components
Components included:
- Soundbar
- Remote Control (AH81-15047A) / Battery
- Subwoofer
- Surround Speaker (Left / Right) (HW-QS700F)
- Power cable (HW-QS700F: 3903-001117)
- Power cable (HW-QS750F: 3903-001117)
- AC/DC adapter for surround speakers (HW-QS750F: AH81-17317A)
- Surround speaker cable (HW-QS750F: VA83-01016A)
- HDMI Cable (BN39-02661A)
- Wall-mounting Guide (AH85-01091A)
- Holder Screw (AH61-03164A) x1
- Screw (6001-001202) x2 (M4 x L10)
- Wall-mounting Bracket (AH61-04313A) x2
- Screw for mounting on wall (6011-008215) x2 (M5 x L55)
- Holder Anchor (BN61-17904A) x4
- Rubber Foot (BN67-00398L)
Note:
- Refer to the information label on the product for power consumption and supply specifications.
- To purchase additional components or cables, contact a Samsung Service Center or Samsung Customer Care.
- For details about the wall mount and rubber foot, see pages 19-21.
- Product design, specifications, and app interface may change without prior notice.
- The color and shape of parts may vary from what is depicted.
02 Product Overview
Front side
The product image orientation is based on standard wall-mounted installation.
- 1 (Source) Button: Switches the source. Press and hold for 3 seconds or longer to enter Bluetooth pairing mode.
- LED indicator: Indicates the current mode or status. Multi-color LED changes color based on mode.
- (Volume) Button: Adjusts the volume.
- (Power) Button: Turns the power on or off.
Rear side
- HDMI TO TV (eARC/ARC): Connects to a TV's HDMI ARC/eARC port.
- HDMI: Connects to an HDMI output of external devices.
- DIGITAL AUDIO IN (OPTICAL): Connects to a digital optical output terminal of a TV or external device.
- SERVICE: Used for firmware updates via USB.
- Power port: Connects the power cable.
Note:
- The LED indicator may light up on only one side depending on installation direction.
- When you turn on the soundbar, it may take 4-5 seconds for sound to start.
- If audio plays from both the TV and soundbar, select 'External Speaker' in the TV's Audio Settings menu.
03 Using the Remote Control
How to use the Remote Control
- Install Batteries: Slide the battery cover, insert 2 AAA batteries, and slide the cover back on.
- (Power) Button: Turns the soundbar on or off. The soundbar will automatically turn off after 18 minutes of inactivity (Power saving mode), except when connected via Bluetooth to another device.
- (Source) Button: Switches the connected device. Press and hold for 5 seconds to turn voice feedback on/off. Press and hold for 3 seconds or longer to enter Bluetooth pairing mode.
- PAIR Button: Puts the soundbar into Bluetooth pairing mode. The multi-color LED sequentially changes from Red → Green → Blue until pairing is complete.
- Navigation Buttons (Up/Down/Left/Right): Used for fine adjustments. Left button goes to the previous song, Right button skips to the next song.
- ID SET: Use if the subwoofer or surround speakers aren't connected. Hold the Up button for 5 seconds to perform ID SET.
- (Play/Pause) Button: Starts or pauses playback.
- (Mute) Button: Mutes or unmutes the soundbar.
LED Indicator Status:
- Cyan blinking x1: On
- White blinking x1: Off
- Red blinking x3: Not connected
- Cyan blinking x3: Connection successful
- Red → Green → Blue blinking: Pairing
- White blinking: BT READY
04 Connecting the Soundbar to Other Units
Connecting the Power and Devices
Connect the power cords to the subwoofer, surround speakers, and soundbar to an electrical outlet.
- Connect the power cord to the subwoofer.
- Connect the speaker cables to the left and right surround speakers. Match cables by color. Ensure the cable is fully inserted. The surround speaker cable is 6 meters long.
- Connect the power cable to the rear of the left surround speaker (HW-QS750F only).
- Connect the power cord to the soundbar.
- Connect the soundbar, subwoofer, and surround speakers to a power outlet. The subwoofer and surround speakers will automatically connect when the soundbar is turned on.
Note:
- First, connect all devices to a power outlet, then turn on the soundbar.
- If the power cord is disconnected while the soundbar is on and then reconnected, the soundbar will turn on automatically.
Manually Connecting the Subwoofer and Surround Speakers
Ensure the soundbar, subwoofer, and surround speakers are connected to a power outlet before manual connection.
- Press and hold the ID SET button on the rear of the subwoofer and surround speakers for 5 seconds or longer. The red indicator will turn off, and the blue indicator will blink rapidly.
- Press and hold the Up button on the Remote Control for 5 seconds. The LED indicator will blink Red → Green → Blue.
- Ensure the LINK LED indicator turns solid blue, indicating a successful connection.
Note:
- Surround speakers may not be included depending on the product model.
- To reset the Tx module: Press and hold the Left button on the Remote Control for 5 seconds.
Status of rear indicator in subwoofer and surround speakers
LED | Status | Troubleshooting |
---|---|---|
Subwoofer LINK indicator (Blue) | Connection successful (normal operation) | Check if the soundbar's power cable is securely connected. Wait 5 minutes. If blinking continues, manually connect the subwoofer and surround speakers (see page 10). |
Surround speaker LINK indicator (Blue blinking) | Restore connection | Check if the soundbar's power cable is securely connected. |
Subwoofer LINK indicator (Red) | In standby (with soundbar turned off) | Check if the soundbar's power cable is securely connected. |
Surround speaker LINK indicator (Red) | Connection unsuccessful | Try reconnecting. Refer to manual connection in Page 10. |
Subwoofer LINK indicator (Red and blue blinking simultaneously) | Product malfunction | Contact a Samsung Service Center (1588-3366). |
Surround speaker LINK indicator (Red and blue blinking simultaneously) | Product malfunction | Contact a Samsung Service Center (1588-3366). |
Note:
- When the soundbar is turned off, the subwoofer enters Standby mode and the red indicator turns on.
- Interference may occur if a device using the same frequency as the soundbar is nearby.
- The wireless signal range is up to 10 meters, but may vary depending on the environment. Steel walls or reinforced concrete can block the signal.
- Surround speakers may not be included depending on the product model.
Caution:
- A wireless antenna is built into the subwoofer and surround speakers. Keep away from water and moisture.
- For optimal sound quality, avoid placing obstacles around the subwoofer or surround speakers.
Speaker layout guide
Recommended speaker layout:
A diagram shows the optimal placement of the soundbar, subwoofer, and surround speakers relative to the TV for immersive sound.
05 Connecting to a TV
Connect to a TV that supports HDMI ARC (Audio Return Channel)
Caution:
- If both an HDMI and optical cable are connected, the HDMI cable takes priority.
- Ensure you connect to the ARC or eARC ports on both the TV and soundbar.
- Using HDMI cables certified by HDMI.org is recommended.
Note:
- HDMI ARC/eARC allows digital video and audio transmission without a separate optical cable.
- Use a coreless HDMI cable if possible, or ensure a cored HDMI cable's diameter is less than 14 mm.
- This function requires an ARC-compatible HDMI cable.
- If the broadcast audio is Dolby, and the TV's Digital Output Audio Format is set to PCM, change it to Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital+, or Auto for optimal sound.
- ARC/eARC supports Dolby Atmos®.
- Check if your content supports Dolby Atmos®.
Connection Steps:
- With the TV and soundbar turned off, connect the HDMI cable to the ARC/eARC ports.
- Turn on the soundbar and TV.
- TV sound should now play through the soundbar. If not, press the (Source) button to switch to the appropriate mode.
- To connect with eARC, ensure the eARC function is enabled in the TV menu. Refer to your TV's user manual for specific instructions (e.g., Samsung TV: Home → Menu → Settings → All Settings → Sound → Expert Settings → HDMI-eARC Mode (Auto)).
- You can use the TV remote's volume buttons to control the soundbar volume.
Connecting Using an Optical Cable
Pre-connection Checklist:
- If both HDMI and optical cables are connected, HDMI takes priority.
- Remove the cap from the optical cable before use.
Connection Steps:
- With the TV and soundbar turned off, connect the DIGITAL AUDIO IN (OPTICAL) port on the soundbar to the OPTICAL OUT port on the external device using an optical cable.
- Turn on the soundbar and external device.
- Press the (Source) button on the remote control to switch to D.IN mode.
- TV sound will play through the soundbar.
LED Indicator:
- White ON → OFF: Digital Audio In
Connecting to Bluetooth
Connect your Samsung TV to the soundbar via Bluetooth for stereo sound without cables.
- Only one Samsung TV can be connected via Bluetooth at a time.
- Ensure your TV supports Bluetooth and check its specifications.
Connecting to Bluetooth for the first time
- Bluetooth pairing: Press the PAIR button or press and hold the (Source) button for 3 seconds or longer.
- Open the Bluetooth menu on your Samsung TV and select "Q-series Soundbar".
- Once connected, "Mobile device name → BT" will appear on the soundbar's front panel display.
- Enjoy music from your mobile device through the soundbar.
LED Indicator Status:
- Red → Green → Blue blinking: Pairing
- Cyan blinking x3: Connection successful
- Ready to connect via Bluetooth.
If the Device Fails to Connect:
- Delete previously connected soundbars from the TV's Bluetooth speaker list.
- Repeat steps 1 through 3.
06 Connecting an External Device
Connecting via HDMI Cable
Pre-connection Checklist:
- Turn off any secondary audio settings.
- Check if the content supports Dolby Atmos®.
- Use an HDMI cable that meets the required HDMI input/output specifications.
- Use an HDMI cable certified by HDMI.org for UHD signals.
- Check your TV and external device's video playback specifications and settings.
- Refer to your TV or external device manual for more details.
Connection Steps:
- Use an HDMI cable to connect the HDMI OUT port on the external device to the HDMI port on the soundbar.
- Use the included HDMI cable to connect the HDMI IN port of the TV to the HDMI TO TV (eARC/ARC) port on the soundbar.
- Turn on the soundbar, TV, and external device.
- Press the (Source) button on the soundbar or remote control to switch to HDMI mode.
LED Indicator:
- White ON → OFF: HDMI
07 Connecting a Mobile Device
Connecting to Bluetooth
Connect your mobile device to the soundbar via Bluetooth to enjoy stereo sound without cables.
- The soundbar will turn on if you try to connect a previously paired Bluetooth device while it is turned off.
- Only one Samsung TV can be connected via Bluetooth at a time.
- Ensure your TV supports Bluetooth and check its specifications.
Connecting to Bluetooth for the first time
- Bluetooth pairing: Press the PAIR button or press and hold the (Source) button for 3 seconds or longer.
- Select "Q-series Soundbar" from the list on your TV screen.
- Once connected, "Mobile device name → BT" will appear on the soundbar's front panel display.
- Enjoy music from your mobile device through the soundbar.
LED Indicator Status:
- Red → Green → Blue blinking: Pairing
- Cyan blinking x3: Connection successful
- Ready to connect via Bluetooth.
If the Device Fails to Connect:
- Delete previously connected soundbars from the TV's Bluetooth speaker list.
- Repeat steps 1 through 2.
Connecting via Wi-Fi (Wireless Network)
Pre-connection Checklist:
- Wi-Fi connection is only available on a Samsung TV.
- Ensure the wireless router (Wi-Fi) is turned on and the TV is connected to the wireless router.
- Connect the soundbar and TV to the same Wi-Fi network.
- If your wireless router uses a DFS channel, you may not be able to connect via Wi-Fi. Contact your Internet Service Provider.
- Check your TV's manual for menu variations.
- Connect the soundbar to the wireless router first. See page 17 for Wi-Fi setup.
Steps:
- For Wi-Fi network setup, refer to page 17, "Connecting via Wi-Fi (Wireless Network)".
- On the TV Sound menu, change the input source to soundbar (e.g., Samsung TVs: Home → Menu → Settings → All Settings → Sound → Sound Output → Q-series Soundbar (Wi-Fi)).
Note:
- Wi-Fi Dolby Atmos connectivity is only available on some Samsung TVs and soundbars.
- Press and hold the Channel Level button for 30 seconds or longer to turn Wi-Fi on or off. The soundbar will restart automatically.
Using Group Play
To use Group Play, register your soundbar to the SmartThings app. This feature is available on Samsung TV models released in 2024 or later. Connect two or more devices to the same 5GHz Wi-Fi network.
Configuring Group Play
- Run the SmartThings app on your mobile device.
- Refer to "Connecting via Wi-Fi (Wireless Network)" to register your soundbar.
- Tap the soundbar card, then tap Create Group under the audio device icon.
- Press the (Source) button on the soundbar and set the source to Wi-Fi. If connected to the TV via Wi-Fi, disconnect from the TV first.
- Turn on Group Play. Select a device from the list and tap Apply. We recommend connecting no more than 4 devices.
Note:
- In Group Play, audio plays only through the host device. If the host device switches sources, it is removed from the group. If the host device connects to the TV, the group is deleted.
Disabling Group Play
- Tap the audio device card.
- Tap Edit Group under the audio device icon.
- Turn off Group Play. Deselect devices in the list and tap Apply to remove them.
Connecting to Apple AirPlay
- This feature may not be available in all countries.
- Use the latest version of iOS, iPadOS, or macOS.
- Agree to the Samsung SmartThings app terms of use and register the device to enable AirPlay.
- Ensure your soundbar and Apple device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
- AirPlay allows streaming music, podcasts, and other audio from your Apple device to the Samsung soundbar.
- Choose AirPlay in an AirPlay-supported app or Control Center on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac.
- Select your Samsung soundbar from the list of available audio devices.
Using Tap Sound
Tap the soundbar with your mobile device to play audio content on the mobile device through the soundbar. This function is only compatible with Samsung mobile devices with Android 8.1 or later.
Note:
- This function may not be supported depending on the device model.
- Update the SmartThings app to its latest version.
Configuring Tap Sound
- Open the SmartThings app on your mobile device.
- Select Settings ( → ) in the SmartThings app.
- Set "Tap View, Tap Sound" to On. The function works when a mobile device is near the soundbar.
Note:
- Tap Sound won't work if your mobile device is in Sleep mode.
- Tap Sound may not work if the soundbar is placed near devices that cause radio interference.
08 Installing the Soundbar on a Wall
Precautions when installing
- Mount the soundbar only on a vertical wall.
- Avoid areas with high temperatures or humidity.
- Install on a sturdy wall capable of supporting the soundbar's weight. Reinforce the wall if necessary.
- Use appropriate screws or anchors for your wall type (gypsum board, steel, wood, etc.).
- If possible, install screws directly into wall studs.
- Turn off the power and disconnect the soundbar before mounting. Failure to do so may result in electric shock.
- Connect all cables from external devices before mounting the soundbar on the wall.
Wall Mount Components
- Wall-mounting Guide (x1)
- Wall-mounting bracket (x2)
- Screw for mounting on wall (x2, M5 x L55)
- Holder anchor (x2, M4 x L10)
- Holder screw (x1)
- Screw (x2, F Screw)
Installation Steps:
- Attach the Wall-mounting Guide to the wall, ensuring it is parallel to the wall. If mounting below a TV, align the guide's center line with the TV's center and secure it with tape. If not mounting below a TV, align the center line with the desired installation area. Ensure it is at least 1 cm from the bottom of the TV if mounting below it.
- Use a pen or pencil to mark the center of the A-TYPE hole, then remove the Wall-mounting Guide.
- Using an appropriately sized drill bit, drill a hole where you marked on the wall.
- Fasten the Screw for mounting on the wall into the marked spot.
- Fasten the holder screw to the rear of the soundbar.
- When assembling, ensure the hanger part of the Wall-mounting brackets are located behind the rear of the soundbar.
- Mount the soundbar onto the Wall-mounting Bracket. Insert the Holder screw into the center of the Wall-mounting Bracket and push the soundbar downward to secure it.
09 Installing the Soundbar on Top of the TV Stand
Components
- Rubber Foot (x4)
Installation Steps:
- Attach the rubber foot to the rear of the soundbar before placing it on the TV stand. Ensure the rubber foot does not extend beyond the TV stand's width.
- Align the center of the TV with the center of the soundbar, then carefully place the soundbar onto the TV stand.
Note:
- Make sure the soundbar is placed on a flat and solid surface.
- The actual product may vary in appearance from the image above, depending on the model.
Installing the Surround Speakers on a Wall
Wall mounts need to be purchased separately. Samsung Electronics does not sell wall mounts.
Notes for mounting surround speakers on a wall:
- Before installing the Wall-mounting Bracket, check if the wall is sturdy enough. If the wall cannot bear the weight of the soundbar, reinforce the wall before installing the brackets and soundbar.
- Samsung Electronics is not responsible for any damage to the product due to improper installation.
- Make sure not to install the speakers sideways or upside-down.
10 SOFTWARE UPDATE
Automatic update
If your soundbar is connected to the internet, software updates automatically, even when the soundbar is turned off. The soundbar must be connected to the internet for this feature.
If the power is cut off or disconnected, Wi-Fi connection will be lost. Turn the soundbar back on, disconnect and reconnect the power cord, then reconnect to the internet.
USB update
Samsung may provide future firmware updates for performance enhancements. You can update the soundbar by connecting a USB storage device with the firmware update to the SERVICE port.
- Go to the Samsung website (www.samsung.com) → Customer Support. Search for your soundbar model name. For more information, see the upgrade guide.
- Download the Upgrade File (USB Type).
- Unzip the downloaded compressed file into a folder with the same name as the compressed file.
- Save the created folder to a USB thumb drive and connect it to the soundbar.
- Turn on the soundbar. The product will be updated within 3 minutes.
Note:
- Do not turn off the power or disconnect the USB thumb drive while the update is in progress.
- If your soundbar has the latest firmware installed, the update will not run.
- The update may not run depending on the type of USB thumb drive.
LED Indicator Status:
- White moves left to right, then right to left: Update in progress.
- Red blinking x3: No available update files.
- Cyan blinking x3: Update file version is the same as or lower than the current version.
Reset
Press and hold the (Volume) buttons on the soundbar for 5 seconds or longer while the soundbar is on.
Caution: This will reset all settings of the soundbar. Reset only when needed.
LED Indicator Status:
- White moves left to right, then right to left: Resetting.
- Cyan blinking x3: Reset complete.
- Red blinking x3 → OFF: Reset failed.
Security Update Information
Security updates are provided to protect your privacy and security. For more information, visit https://security.samsungtv.com. The website supports some languages.
11 TROUBLESHOOTING
When the power doesn't turn on
- Check if the power cord is securely connected to the soundbar.
When some functions aren't working properly
- Disconnect the power cord, then connect it again.
- Turn off the connected external device, and then turn it back on.
- If there is no signal input, the soundbar will automatically turn off after a certain period. Turn on the power.
If the remote control isn't working properly
- Bring the remote control closer to the soundbar and point it directly at the soundbar to select inputs.
- Replace the batteries with new ones.
If there is no sound coming from the soundbar
- The soundbar volume may be low, or the soundbar may be set to mute. Adjust the volume levels.
- When using external devices (STB, Bluetooth device, mobile device, etc.) connected to the soundbar, adjust the volume on each device.
- The sound output may be set to the TV. Select the soundbar as the sound output for the TV. (Samsung TV: Home → Menu → Settings → All Settings → Sound → Sound Output → Select Soundbar)
- The cable connected to the soundbar may be loose. Disconnect the cable from the soundbar and then connect it again.
- Disconnect the power cord, connect it again, and then turn the soundbar on.
- Reset the soundbar and try again. (Please see page 22.)
If there is no sound from the subwoofer or surround speakers
- Check if the LED on the rear of the subwoofer and surround speaker is blue. If the indicator is red or blinking blue, reconnection is needed. (Please see page 10.)
- If an object is placed between the soundbar and subwoofer, this can cause issues. Move the subwoofer to a place where there is no interfering object.
- If there is a device emitting radio frequency signals nearby, it may interrupt the connection. Keep the soundbar or speakers away from such devices.
- Disconnect the power plug, then connect it again.
If the subwoofer or surround speaker emits noise or a stuttering sound
- If an object is placed between the soundbar and subwoofer, this can cause issues. Move the subwoofer to a place where there is no interfering object.
- Audio can be interrupted when the subwoofer and surround speakers are placed far away from the soundbar. Place them closer to the soundbar.
- Audio may stutter if the soundbar is placed near an electronic device or appliance that causes radio interference. Place the soundbar away from any device that causes radio interference. (Example: Wireless router, etc.)
- Change the TV network connection from wireless to wired.
When the subwoofer sound is low
- The original audio that is currently being played may have a low volume. Adjust the level of the subwoofer by using the Woofer Level button on the remote control.
- Bring the subwoofer speaker closer to you.
When the TV can't connect to the HDMI TO TV (eARC/ARC)
- Make sure the HDMI cable is securely connected to the ARC or eARC port. (Please see page 12.)
- The soundbar connection may not work due to other devices (such as set-top boxes, game consoles, etc.) connected to the TV. Connect only the soundbar to the TV, without any other devices.
- HDMI-CEC may not be turned on for the TV. Enable CEC in the TV menu. (Samsung TV: Home → Menu → Settings → All Settings → Connection → External Device Manager → Anynet+ (HDMI-CEC) ON)
- To connect with eARC, the eARC function in the TV menu should be turned on. (Samsung TV: Home → Menu → Settings → All Settings → Sound → Expert Settings → HDMI-eARC Mode (Auto))
There is no audio when the TV is connected in HDMI TO TV (eARC/ ARC) mode
- The soundbar can't reproduce the inputted signal. Change the TV's audio output to PCM or Dolby Digital. (Samsung TV: Home → Menu → Settings → All Settings → Sound → Expert settings → Digital Output Audio Format)
When a Bluetooth connection can't be established
- When connecting a new device to the soundbar, switch to BT PAIRING to connect. (Press the PAIR button on the remote control, or press and hold the (Source) button for 3 seconds or longer.)
- If the soundbar is connected to another device, disconnect that device first to switch to another device.
- Remove the speaker from the Bluetooth speaker list in the device, then reconnect. (Samsung TV: Home → Menu → Settings → All Settings → Sound → Sound Output → Bluetooth Speaker List)
- The TV CONNECT feature may be turned off. While the soundbar is in "BT READY", press and hold the Left button on the Soundbar Remote Control for 5 seconds to select ON-TV CONNECT. If you see OFF-TV CONNECT, press and hold the Left button for 5 seconds to switch the selection.
LED Indicator Status:
- Cyan blinking x1: ON-TV CONNECT
- Red blinking x1: OFF-TV CONNECT
- Disconnect the power plug, connect it again, and then try again.
- Reset the soundbar and try again. (Please see page 22.)
When the audio stutters due to a weak Bluetooth connection
- Audio may stutter if the soundbar is placed near an electronic device or appliance that causes radio interference. (e.g., microwave oven, wireless router, etc.)
- The sound may cut out if the connected device is too far from the soundbar. Please move the device closer to the soundbar.
- If your body is in contact with the Bluetooth transceiver or the soundbar is placed on metal furniture, the audio may stutter. Check the installation environment and conditions.
When a Wi-Fi connection can't be established
- Check whether your wireless router is on.
- Turn off the router, turn it back on, and then try to reconnect.
- If the wireless router signal is weak, a Wi-Fi connection may not be possible. Move the wireless router closer to the soundbar or place it in an unobstructed location.
- If you have installed a new wireless router, you'll need to reconfigure the speaker's network settings. (Refer to page 18 'To change your Wi-Fi (wireless network)'.)
- The soundbar doesn't support Wi-Fi 6.
When the TV is powered on, but the soundbar doesn't turn on together with it
- When you turn off the soundbar first while watching TV, the Auto Power Link on the soundbar will also be turned off. Power off the TV first.
My TV and soundbar are connected, but when I switch to soundbar mode, no audio is played through the TV speakers.
- If you connect your mobile device to the soundbar while it is connected to a TV and audio is playing, the audio output will switch to your mobile device's, but the soundbar will remain connected to the TV. The TV audio won't make sound from any speakers in this case.
- When you end the connection between your mobile device, the soundbar will play the TV audio.
When the soundbar doesn't show up in AirPlay
- To turn on AirPlay on your soundbar, you must first agree to the terms of use for the Samsung SmartThings app and register the device. (Please see page 18.)
- AirPlay won't work if the soundbar is deleted on the Samsung SmartThings app.
- Check and see if your soundbar and Apple device are connected to the same Wi-Fi network.
- The soundbar is compatible with AirPlay on iOS version 13.4 and later.
Group Play isn't activated.
- Check that your audio device is a new model released in 2024 or later.
- Check to make sure that the host device, which is the source, is connected to the Wi-Fi network.
- The audio devices must be connected to the same Wi-Fi network (5GHz).
12 LICENSE
Dolby, Dolby Atmos, and the double-D symbol are registered trademarks of Dolby Laboratories Licensing Corporation. Manufactured under license from Dolby Laboratories. Copyright © 2012-2024 Dolby Laboratories. All rights reserved.
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The terms HDMI, HDMI High-Definition Multimedia Interface, HDMI Trade dress and the HDMI Logos are trademarks or registered trademarks of HDMI Licensing Administrator, Inc.
Apple®, AirPlay®, iPad®, iPhone®, and Mac® are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries and regions.
Spotify
- Use your phone, tablet or PC as a remote control for Spotify. Go to spotify.com/connect to learn how.
- The Spotify software is subject to third party licenses found here: https://www.spotify.com/connect/third-party-licenses
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