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JVC KD-AVX77 - Media File and USB Troubleshooting; File Playback and USB Device Issues; Bluetooth Device Detection and Pairing Problems

JVC KD-AVX77
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•
Elapsed
playing
time
is
not
correct.
o
Tracks
are
not
played
back
as
you
have
intended
them
to
play.
The
track
is
unplayable.
This
sometimes
occurs
during
playback.
This
is
caused
by
how
the
tracks
are
recorded
.
Playback
order
may
differ
from
the
one
played
back
using
other
players.
o
Change
the
disc.
o
Record
the
tracks
using
a
compliant
application
on
the
appropriate
discs.
(~4)
o
Add
appropriate
extension
codes
to
the
file
names.
The
track
played
back
is
not
a
playable
file
format.
Skip
to
another
file.
o
"Not
Support"
appears
on
the
screen
and
track
skips.
\..I
I
:E •
Noise
is
generated.
~
Q.
~
~
.....
Q.
~
-
~
.....
Q.
:E
o
Noise
is
generated.
The
track
played
back
is
not
a
playable
file
format.
Skip
to
another
file.
o
Tracks
cannot
play
back
as
you
have
intended
them
to
play.
Playback
order
may
differ
from
the
one
played
back
using
other
players.
o
"Now
Reading
...
"
keeps
flashing
on
-=
VI
the
screen.
=
•
Readout
time
varies
depending
on
the
USB
device.
•
Do
not
use
too
many
hierarchy
and
folders.
o
Turn
off
the
power
and
on
again.
•
Correct
characters
are
not
displayed
(e.g.
album
name).
For
available
characters,
~
62.
•
While
playing
a
track,
sound
is
sometimes
interrupted.
The
tracks
are
not
properly
copied
into
the
USB
device.
Copy
tracks
again,
and
try
again.
•
Bluetooth
device
does
not
detect
the
unit.
.c
1;
o 0
The
unit
does
not
make
pairing
with
i
the
Bluetooth
device.
;;
•
Search
from
the
Bluetooth
device
again.
•
Reset
the
unit.
While
"Open
...
"
is
shown
on
the
screen,
search
from
the
Bluetooth
device
again
.
o
Enter
the
same
PIN
code
for
both
the
unit
and
target
device.
If
the
PIN
code
ofthe
device
is
not
indicated
on
its
instructions,
try
"0000"
or
"1234."
•
Echo
or
noise
occurs.
Adjust
the
microphone
position.
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