To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if VUDU cannot be accessed on my Onkyo BD-SP309?
If you cannot access VUDU, but other network services like BD-LIVE are working, contact VUDU Customer Care at 1-888-554-VUDU (8838). If you cannot access any network services, contact your device manufacturer for assistance.
How to find the activation e-mail for Onkyo Blu-ray Player?
If you haven't received your activation email, first check your junk or spam email folders. If it's not there, double-check the email address you entered and try adjusting your account settings again.
How to fix Onkyo BD-SP309 remote control not working?
If the remote control for your Onkyo Blu-ray Player isn't working, try these solutions: * Make sure you're using the remote within its operating range. * Replace the batteries.
What to do if Onkyo Blu-ray Player screen freezes?
If the screen freezes and the operation buttons don't work on your Onkyo Blu-ray Player, here are some things you can try: * Turn the power off and then back on again. * Check the disc for damage or dirt.
Why can't I download BD-LIVE content on my Onkyo BD-SP309 Blu-ray Player?
If you cannot download BD-LIVE contents on your Onkyo Blu-ray Player, check the following: * Ensure the LAN cable is properly connected. * Verify the USB memory device is properly connected to the USB (front) or USB (rear) terminal. * Confirm that the BD disc supports BD-LIVE. * Check the setting for “BD Internet Access”.
Why does my Onkyo BD-SP309 automatically eject the disc?
If the disc is automatically ejected after closing the disc tray on your Onkyo Blu-ray Player: * Make sure that the disc is loaded properly (aligned in disc tray and label-side up). * Take out the disc and clean it. * Make sure that the disc is playable.
Why does my Onkyo Blu-ray Player keep turning off?
If your Onkyo Blu-ray Player turns off unexpectedly, check if “Auto Power Off” is set to “Yes”. When “Auto Power Off” is set to “Yes”, the power will be automatically turned off after 10 continuous minutes of inactivity (no playback).
What to do if video stops playing on Onkyo BD-SP309?
If the video stops on your Onkyo Blu-ray Player, it might be due to shock or vibration. The player will stop if it senses shock or vibration. Check if the player has been subjected to any impact or if it's placed in an unstable location.
General| 3D | Yes |
|---|---|
| Depth | 201 mm |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Width | 435 mm |
| Height | 57.3 mm |
| Weight | 1700 g |
| Display | - |
| Device type | Blu-Ray player |
| Package depth | 106 mm |
| Package width | 485 mm |
| Product color | Silver |
| Audio decoders | Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD |
| Package height | 291 mm |
| Package weight | 2800 g |
| AC input voltage | 100 - 240 V |
| AC input frequency | 50 - 60 Hz |
| Disc types supported | BD-R, BD-RE, BD-ROM, CD, CD-R, CD-RW, DVD, DVD+R, DVD+R DL, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-R DL, DVD-ROM, DVD-RW |
| USB 2.0 ports quantity | 2 |
| Audio formats supported | MP3 |
| Image formats supported | JPG |
| Video formats supported | AVCHD, DIVX, MKV |
| Digital audio optical out | 1 |
| Power consumption (standby) | 0.4 W |
| Power consumption (typical) | 16 W |
Emphasizes reading and following all safety instructions for safe operation.
Details precautions against moisture, heat, ventilation, and proper usage.
Covers plug safety, user-serviceable parts, and servicing by qualified personnel.
Warns against inserting objects or liquids into the player to prevent shock or damage.
Advises on proper battery disposal and environmental considerations.
Specifies ventilation requirements for built-in installations to prevent overheating.
Explains copyright laws regarding recording and personal use.
Provides guidance on cleaning the unit using mild detergent and avoiding solvents.
Details AC outlet voltage checks, plug accessibility, and disconnecting the power cord.
Warns about excessive sound pressure and battery exposure to heat.
Covers handling, storing discs, and potential issues with rubber/plastic items.
Advises on ventilation, avoiding sunlight, heat sources, and vibrations for optimal performance.
Recommends regular inspection and maintenance for clear picture quality.
Explains condensation formation and how to prevent or remove it.
Explains region codes for BD/DVD discs and player compatibility.
Details Class 1 Laser Product classification and safety warnings.
Covers AC plug replacement and fuse specifications for British models.
Provides the Declaration of Conformity for European models.
Explains the meaning of symbols used throughout the manual for disc types and notes.
Lists the items included with the Blu-ray Disc Player.
Highlights key features of Blu-ray discs like capacity and picture quality.
Lists playable disc types, recording formats, and media formats.
Explains region codes for BD/DVD discs and their impact on playback.
Provides important notes on disc compatibility, finalization, and manufacturer settings.
Lists various disc types and formats that cannot be played by the player.
Details specific BD and DVD video discs that are not playable due to region codes or restrictions.
Covers incompatible BD-RE/R, DVD-RW/R, and DVD+RW/R discs.
Lists audio CD and CD-RW/R discs that may not be playable.
Explains limitations and incompatible file formats for JPEG image display.
Provides details on playing MP3 files, including order and reading time.
Lists file types that cannot be played, including mixed format discs and multi-session discs.
Explains DivX video format, DivX Certified device, and VOD registration.
Introduces BONUSVIEW and BD-LIVE functions for BD Video discs.
Explains the organization of content on Blu-ray, DVD, and Audio CDs.
Describes common icons found on BD/DVD video disc cases for information.
Details icons related to audio tracks, subtitles, aspect ratio, camera angle, and region code.
Advises on handling discs carefully to avoid scratches and dust for proper playback.
Recommends how to store discs properly to prevent damage from sunlight, heat, or humidity.
Covers disc handling, cleaning methods, and what to avoid during cleaning.
Warns against using commercial cleaning discs, which can damage the lens.
Explains condensation formation on the lens and how to prevent or remove it.
Discusses copyright protection technology and legal restrictions on copying.
Explains DivX format, DivX Certified device, and Video-on-Demand registration.
Mentions LC Font technology and various trademarks associated with the player and formats.
Lists various patents and licenses held by companies like Dolby, DTS, and HDMI.
Identifies front panel buttons, ports, and indicators on the Blu-ray player.
Identifies rear panel terminals and connections for the Blu-ray player.
Provides a caution regarding inserting/removing USB devices while the player is on.
Details the function of each button on the remote control unit.
Explains how to activate and deactivate the keylock function to prevent accidental operations.
Provides step-by-step instructions for connecting the player to a TV or projector via HDMI.
Advises on adjusting HDMI Video Out settings if a stable image is not obtained.
Explains how to connect the player to an amplifier/AV receiver using HDMI for digital surround sound.
Outlines the methods for audio connection, including HDMI and digital audio.
Details how to connect the player to an amplifier/AV receiver using an optical digital audio cable.
Clarifies the available digital output channels (5.1ch) when using the optical terminal.
Explains how to connect the player to the Internet using a wired LAN cable.
Provides notes on broadband connection requirements and referring to equipment manuals.
Lists steps to perform after connecting, such as communication settings.
Step-by-step guide on how to insert batteries into the remote control.
Shows the approximate operating range and angles for the remote control sensor.
Provides instructions for connecting the power cord and safety warnings.
Explains how to turn the player on and put it into standby mode.
Describes the initial Home screen display after powering on.
Guides users through setting the preferred display language for the on-screen menus.
Explains how the universal remote can control ONKYO AV receivers.
Details requirements and settings for viewing 3D content, including TV and glasses.
Explains the "Direct Change" function of HDMI control for integrated device operation.
Step-by-step guide on how to load discs into the player.
Covers playback of commercial BD and DVD discs, including upscaling.
Explains how to stop playback and use the resume function for discs.
Shows how to display disc information screens during playback.
Guides on selecting titles from the disc's top menu for playback.
Explains how to navigate disc menus to select subtitle language or audio options.
Describes how to access and use the pop-up menu during playback.
Explains how to use BONUSVIEW and BD-LIVE features, requiring USB storage.
Details how to use the Picture-in-Picture function for secondary audio/video playback.
Explains how Virtual Package data is copied and used for additional functions.
Covers accessing BD-LIVE content via the Internet, requiring network setup.
Provides notes on playing back DVD-R/-RW (VR) and BD-RE/-R (BDAV) discs.
Guides on selecting titles from a list (thumbnail or title name) for playback.
Explains how to select specific chapters for playback from a chapter list.
Describes how to sort the title list by newest or oldest title first.
Guides on selecting playlists from the Title List screen for playback.
Explains how to choose between starting playback from the beginning or resuming from the last stopped point.
Covers loading and playing Audio CDs, including automatic playback and controls.
Details how to select and play individual tracks from audio CDs or files.
Explains how to access and use the 'Functions' menu for audio playback settings.
Guides on loading discs or USB devices containing MP3 audio files.
Instructions for loading discs or USB devices with JPEG image files.
Guides on selecting 'Picture' mode and then the media source (Disc, USB, Home Network).
Explains how to select folders and files for displaying still images.
Lists buttons for navigating, rotating, and controlling the slide show.
Explains settings for slide show speed, repeat mode, and guide display.
Explains UPnP and how to access media servers on a home network.
Lists prerequisites for accessing UPnP compatible media servers.
Details the types of video, music, and picture files playable via UPnP.
Guides on selecting Video/Music/Picture and then Home Network in the sub window.
Explains how to scan for UPnP servers and select one for access.
Details how to select folders and files within a UPnP server for playback.
Explains how to skip to the next or start of the current chapter, track, or title.
Details how to pause playback and advance frame by frame.
Explains how to use fast forward and reverse functions for searching.
Describes how to activate slow playback by pressing and holding search buttons.
Guides on setting repeat playback for titles, chapters, or specific scenes.
Explains how to set start and end points for partial repeat playback of a section.
Shows how to display audio channel information and switch audio tracks.
Guides on switching between available subtitle languages provided on the disc.
Explains how to switch between multiple camera angles recorded on a disc.
Describes how to enable the Angle Mark display setting on the screen.
Details how to access and use the Function Control screen for various settings.
Explains the components of the Function Control screen, including status and adjustable settings.
Allows direct skipping to specific titles or tracks using number buttons.
Enables direct skipping to specific chapters using number buttons.
Allows skipping to a specific time within a title or track.
Covers changing subtitle language and switching camera angles.
Allows selection of audio type and setting repeat playback options.
Explains basic operations for navigating the menu system.
Details how to access and use playback settings like Parental Control.
Guides on setting parental control levels and country codes for discs.
Configures video resolution and output format for the HDMI connection.
Manages secondary audio options for BD-Video, including PiP audio.
Sets audio output modes for HDMI and Digital Optical outputs.
Allows adjustment of dynamic range for clearer dialogue at average volumes.
Enhances video quality using pixel-by-pixel processing technology.
Configures automatic power shut-off after a period of inactivity.
Enables control signals to be received via HDMI for integrated device operation.
Covers Parental Control, Disc Language, and Angle Mark Display settings.
Covers setting, resetting, and managing the PIN code for parental controls.
Restricts access to BD-LIVE content based on disc certification.
Configures 3D output mode and display of 3D content notices.
Sets the display language and shows the system software version.
Resets the player to factory defaults and manages DivX registration/deregistration.
Guides manual IP address, netmask, gateway, and DNS entry.
Explains how to automatically obtain IP address settings from a router.
Details how to test the network connection after configuration.
Explains manual input of characters for IP addresses and other fields.
Provides cautions and notes before using USB memory devices with the player.
Guides on accessing the USB Memory Management screen for operations.
Configures automatic firmware updates over the Internet when the player is turned on.
Guides on manually checking for and performing firmware updates via the network.
Explains how to update software using a USB memory device containing the update file.
Describes the automatic update process when the player is turned on.
Details the steps for manually checking and updating firmware via the network.
Provides steps to retry network updates if errors occur.
Guides on inserting a USB device and starting the update process.
Explains how to check for correct update files on the USB device.
Details the process of checking data and starting the software update from USB.
Lists audio formats supported via HDMI and Digital Out, including channel counts.
Details supported video codecs, audio codecs, and subtitles for DivX HD files.
Lists supported video codecs, audio codecs, and subtitles for DivX Plus HD files.
Addresses problems with turning the player on or it turning off automatically.
Provides solutions for when the remote control doesn't work or the player cannot be operated.
Covers common issues like discs not playing, being ejected, or video stopping.
Addresses problems with disc loading, snapping sounds, and compatibility.
Solutions for when there is no picture, the screen freezes, or operation buttons fail.
Addresses mosaic noise, lack of audio output, and improper image playback.
Solutions for 3D image output issues and screen noise from TV broadcasts.
Troubleshoots issues with connecting to the Internet or downloading BD-LIVE content.
Addresses player heating and provides instructions for performing a system reset.
Explains the "Cannot play" error and suggests checking the disc.
Details the "Incompatible disc" error and its solutions.
Covers errors related to USB memory formatting and USB 2.0 compliance.
Lists resolution, audio format, and connector details for HDMI.
Provides power, dimensions, weight, and operating condition details.
Details the types of discs compatible with the player.
Defines AVCHD and BDAV recording formats used for discs.
Explains BD-J applications, BD-LIVE features, and BDMV formats.
Defines recordable and read-only Blu-ray Disc types.
Explains chapter numbers, copy guard functions, and Deep Colour technology.
Defines disc menus and Dolby Digital, Plus, and TrueHD audio technologies.
Defines DTS, DTS-HD High Resolution, and DTS-HD Master Audio.
Explains DVD upscaling and defines DVD video, DVD+/-R, and DVD+/-RW formats.
Defines FAT file system for USB and the HDMI interface.
Explains interlace format and JPEG image compression.
Defines Linear PCM audio and the MP3 audio file format.
Explains multi-angle playback and multi-audio track features on discs.
Defines NTFS file system and parental control levels for disc viewing.
Explains pop-up menus on BD discs and progressive video format.
Defines region codes and the resume playback function.
Explains skip functions, subtitles, and time number displays.
Defines title numbers, top menus, and track numbers on discs.
Explains the x.v.Colour feature for enhanced color reproduction.
Details software components, copyrights, and use of open-source licenses like GPL.
Lists requirements for license notices for incorporated software components.
Mentions specific licenses used for cryptographic and other software components.
