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David WhiteSep 6, 2025
How do I eject a CD that is stuck in my Denon Media Player?
- AAshley KrauseSep 6, 2025
To eject a CD that is stuck in your Denon Media Player, press and hold the Eject Button while turning on the unit.
How do I eject a CD that is stuck in my Denon Media Player?
To eject a CD that is stuck in your Denon Media Player, press and hold the Eject Button while turning on the unit.
Why is Bluetooth audio not playing through my Denon DN-300Z?
If audio from your Bluetooth device isn't playing through your Denon Media Player, first ensure that you have correctly paired and connected your Bluetooth device. Confirm that the Bluetooth antenna is properly connected to the terminal on the rear panel. For better signal reception, move your Bluetooth device closer to the unit and remove any obstacles like walls or furniture that might be interfering with the connection.
Why doesn't my Denon DN-300Z Media Player recognize my USB device or SD card?
If your Denon Media Player isn't recognizing your USB device or SD card, try these steps: * Disconnect and reconnect the USB device or SD card to ensure it's securely inserted. * Verify that the USB device is of a mass storage class or compatible with MTP. * Make sure the USB device or SD card is formatted using a FAT16 or FAT32 file system. Also, avoid using a USB hub, extension cable, or SD card reader. Note that the unit does not supply power to USB devices, so if your device requires power, connect it to a power source. Keep in mind that not all USB devices or SD cards are guaranteed to work.
What to do if files on my USB device or SD card won't play on my Denon DN-300Z?
If files on your USB device or SD card aren't playing on your Denon Media Player, ensure that the files are in a supported file format. Unsupported files will not appear. Also, confirm that the files are not copyright-protected, as the unit cannot play such files.
How to reduce noise when using the radio on my Denon Media Player?
To reduce noise when using the radio on your Denon Media Player, ensure that the antennas are properly connected. Try changing the position or orientation of the antennas. Consider using an outdoor FM antenna. Move the AM loop antenna away from the unit and keep the antennas away from other cables.
Why are files on my USB device or SD card not showing up on my Denon DN-300Z?
If files on your USB device or SD card aren't appearing on your Denon Media Player, ensure that the files are of a supported file format. Files that are not supported by this unit will not appear. Also, make sure the USB device or SD card uses a folder structure that the unit supports: up to 999 folders (up to 8 folder levels, including the root) and up to 999 files. If your USB device or SD card is partitioned, ensure the files are in the first partition, as the unit will not show other partitions.
Why do file names not appear properly on my Denon Media Player?
Make sure the files are using only supported characters. If not, unsupported characters will be replaced with a “.”
How to fix noise when using the radio on my Denon Media Player?
Ensure the antennae are properly connected. Try changing the position or orientation of the antennae. For better reception, use an outdoor FM antenna. Move the AM loop antenna away from the unit and other cables.
What is the PIN for connecting a Bluetooth device to my Denon Media Player?
If your Denon Media Player requires a PIN to connect to your Bluetooth device, enter 0000 as the PIN. Some older Bluetooth devices may require this.
Why are file names not displaying correctly on my Denon DN-300Z Media Player?
If file names aren't displaying correctly on your Denon Media Player, ensure that the files are using only supported characters. Unsupported characters will be replaced with a ".".
General| Media Support | USB, SD card |
|---|---|
| SD Card Slot | Yes |
| Bluetooth | Yes |
| Output Connectors | RCA, XLR |
| Remote Control | Yes |
| Display | LCD |
| Rackmountable | Yes |
| Bluetooth Profiles | A2DP, AVRCP |
| Network Connectivity | No |
| Type | Media Player |
| Audio Formats Supported | MP3, WAV, AAC |
| Wireless Range | Up to 30 meters |
Essential safety precautions for operating the device safely.
Visual guide for connecting the unit to external devices and power sources.
How to choose the audio source (CD, USB, SD, Bluetooth, FM/AM, Aux).
How to connect and play audio wirelessly via Bluetooth.
Guide to tuning, saving, and using the FM/AM radio functions.
