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General| BD Profile | Profile 2.0 |
|---|---|
| Dolby Decoding | Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital |
| Ethernet Port | Yes |
| Wi-Fi | No |
| Internal Memory | 1 GB |
| Weight | 6.4 lbs |
| Disc Types | CD |
| Disc Compatibility | Blu-ray, DVD, CD |
| Video Formats Supported | MPEG-2, MPEG-4 AVC, VC-1 |
| Video Output | HDMI |
| Audio Output | HDMI |
| DTS Decoding | DTS, DTS-HD Master Audio |
| HDMI Output | 1 |
| USB Port | 1 |
Instructions and benefits for registering your Pioneer product online.
Warnings and precautions regarding electrical shock and laser safety.
Guidance on proper ventilation and environmental conditions for operation.
Key safety instructions for operating the apparatus.
Information on FCC regulations, user rights, and important notices.
Guidelines for safe handling and use of the power cord.
Information on condensation issues and radio wave interference.
Advice on setting safe listening levels and using headphones.
Guidelines for safe and comfortable 3D image viewing.
Details on package contents and installing batteries in the remote control.
Information on parental controls and obtaining software updates.
Instructions for controlling the player via a mobile device.
Overview of discs supported by the player, indicated by logos.
List of discs that cannot be played and general playback notes.
Information on Cinavia technology and copyright protection.
Supported audio formats and details on Blu-ray features like BONUSVIEW.
Details on playing BD-LIVE, DVDs, CDs, and DualDiscs.
Considerations for playing discs created on computers or recorders.
Guidelines for organizing files and folders for playback.
Details on supported video file formats like DivX Plus HD and YouTube.
Information on FLV file support and general playback notes.
Identification of all buttons and functions on the remote control.
Overview of the player's front and rear panel connections and indicators.
How to connect using HDMI and overview of HDMI technology.
Notes on connecting to DVI devices, including HDCP compatibility.
How to enable and use HDMI control features for integrated operation.
Features controllable via HDMI, such as player operation and power.
Explanation of Sound Retriever Link and Stream Smoother Link functions.
Procedure for connecting the player to a television using an HDMI cable.
Steps for connecting to an AV receiver or amplifier for surround sound.
How to connect audio cables, including coaxial digital audio.
Instructions for connecting USB flash drives and hard disks.
Connecting to a network using a wired LAN cable.
Steps for setting up a wireless network connection.
Guidance on connecting the power cord after all connections are made.
Guide to making initial setup configurations using the Setup Navigator menu.
Instructions for accessing the Setup Navigator if it does not display.
Basic steps for playing discs and files, including loading and playback controls.
How the player remembers the last stopped playback position.
Using Quick View for audio playback and returning to normal playback.
Methods for fast scanning, content skipping, and slow motion playback.
Repeating specific sections or entire tracks/titles.
Creating, editing, and deleting programmed playback sequences.
Creating bookmarks to easily access favorite scenes.
Features for zooming images, creating slideshows, and switching camera angles.
Switching, moving, and turning subtitles on or off.
Changing audio tracks and selecting CD/SACD playback areas.
Accessing and viewing information about the current disc.
How to enjoy secondary video/audio and download content via the Internet.
Steps to display and navigate the FUNCTION menu during playback.
Overview of available functions within the FUNCTION menu.
Searching for specific times, titles, chapters, or files for playback.
Options for playing content in random or shuffled order.
How to resume playback from a specified position after turning off the unit.
Introduction to the Home Media Gallery function and its capabilities.
Explanation of technologies used for network playback, like Windows Media Player and DLNA.
Notes on network content playback and third-party content disclaimers.
Information on network playback behavior and connection recommendations.
Steps for playing files from network servers and Disc/USB devices.
How to play image files as a slideshow and related notes.
Steps for adding tracks, playing playlists, and deleting playlist items.
Explanation of Wi-Fi, Wi-Fi Direct, and Miracast certifications.
Guide to using Miracast and Wi-Fi Direct for device connections.
Steps to access the Miracast/Wi-Fi Direct mode screen for setup.
Procedure for connecting a mobile device using Miracast.
Steps for connecting devices not directly compatible with Miracast.
How to connect using Wi-Fi Protected Setup (WPS).
Procedure for changing the SSID and password for wireless connections.
How to disconnect from Miracast or Wi-Fi Direct.
Sending photos, music, or video files from a mobile device to the player.
Overview of streaming services like YouTube and Picasa available on the player.
Requirements for accessing web content and parental control options.
Steps for selecting and playing web content, including YouTube.
Guide to initial setup configurations for TV screen, video, and noise reduction.
Adjusting TV screen aspect ratio, video output, and noise reduction.
Settings for digital audio output, downmixing, and audio output terminals.
Adjusting maximum sampling frequency and dynamic range control.
Configuring color space and video output resolution for the display.
Settings for HDMI audio output, control, deep color, and 3D playback.
Configuring IP address, proxy server, and testing network connections.
Selecting display, audio, subtitle, and menu languages.
Settings for angle marks, PIP, DRM, parental controls, and password.
Configuring internet access, auto playback, and PBC.
Managing setup navigator, updates, defaults, and video adjustments.
Adjusting brightness, saturation, hue, contrast, and sharpness.
Setting IP addresses, proxy servers, and displaying network information.
Testing network connectivity and changing language preferences.
Procedures for erasing BD data and managing user passwords.
Setting parental lock levels and country/area codes for discs.
Steps for updating the player's software through network or USB.
How to reset all player settings to their original factory defaults.
Step-by-step guide to setting up a wireless network connection.
Instructions for entering security codes and completing the connection.
Guide to connecting using Push Button Configuration (PBC) or PIN input.
Table listing language names, codes, and input codes.
Table listing country/area names and codes.
Important precautions for moving, installing, and operating the player.
Guidelines on placement, ventilation, cleaning, and rack installation.
Notes on power-off behavior, condensation, and player temperature.
Instructions for cleaning the player's pickup lens, with cautions.
Proper methods for handling, storing, and cleaning discs.
Common problems related to disc playback and their solutions.
Solutions for issues like frozen pictures, stretching, cropping, and subtitle problems.
Troubleshooting steps for no sound, improper sound, or channel issues.
Resolving problems with multi-channel sound and DTS digital audio output.
Troubleshooting secondary audio output and slow disc loading.
Resolving problems with HDMI control function not working.
Troubleshooting steps for inability to connect to the network or use BD-LIVE.
Solutions for problems playing audio files from network components.
Troubleshooting steps for interrupted wireless audio/video playback.
Resolving problems accessing wireless networks.
Troubleshooting connection problems with Miracast and Wi-Fi Direct.
Resolving playback interruptions with DRM, Wi-Fi Direct, or Miracast.
Troubleshooting unit operation, power, and remote control problems.
Resolving problems with USB devices not working correctly with the player.
Definitions for audio and video codecs like Dolby, DTS, and DivX.
Definitions for network terms like Ethernet, IP address, and DNS.
Definitions for terms related to media formats, security, and protocols.
Information on product warranty periods, coverage, and what is not covered.
Details on warranty limitations, exclusions, and how to obtain service.
Procedure for resolving disputes and contacting customer support.
