Why does my Pioneer Dv-2242 power off automatically?
If your Pioneer DVD Player turns off automatically, it may be because Auto Power Off is set to On. When this setting is enabled, the power turns off automatically if no operation has been performed for over 30 minutes.
Why does Pioneer Dv-2242 DVD Player take so long to recognize USB device?
If your Pioneer DVD Player takes a long time to recognize the USB device, it may take longer to load data when a large capacity USB device is connected; this could take several minutes.
Why Pioneer Dv-2242 DVD Player file cannot be played?
If your Pioneer DVD Player cannot play a file, it may be due to the following reasons: * Copyright-protected files cannot be played. * Files stored on a computer cannot be played. * The player may not be able to play some files.
General| Type | DVD player |
|---|---|
| Progressive Scan | Yes |
| Disc Formats | DVD-Video, DVD-R, CD, CD-R/RW |
| Playback File Formats | MP3, WMA, JPEG |
| Video Output | Composite, Component |
| Audio Output | Coaxial digital |
Instructions for inserting batteries into the remote control for proper operation and battery life.
Guides for connecting the player to a TV or AV receiver using supplied cables.
List of disc types and formats that are not supported by this DVD player.
Details on compatible video file types, including DivX, AVI, and JPEG formats.
Details on compatible audio file types, including MP3 and WMA formats.
Instructions for accessing and playing media files stored on a USB storage device.
Steps for connecting a microphone and using the karaoke playback features.
Common issues and solutions related to connecting and using USB devices with the player.
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