Pioneer S-DV515 File extension, Interlaced video, ISO 9660 format, Mpeg audio, Mpeg video

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Additional information

File extension

A tag added to the end of a filename to indi- cate the type of file. For example, “.mp3” indi- cates an MP3 file.

Interlaced video

A method of displaying a picture in which odd-numbered lines are updated in one pass, then even-numbered lines are updated in the next. See also Progressive scan video.

ISO 9660 format

International standard for the volume and file structure of CD-ROM discs.

JPEG

A file format used for still images, such as photographs and illustrations. JPEG files are identified by the file extension “.jpg” or “.JPG”. Most digital cameras use this format.

MP3

MP3 (MPEG1 audio layer 3) is a compressed audio file format. Files are recognized by their file extension “.mp3” or “.MP3”.

MPEG audio

An audio format used on Video CDs and some DVD discs. This system can convert MPEG audio to PCM format for wider compatibility with digital recorders and AV amplifiers. See also PCM (Pulse Code Modulation).

MPEG video

The video format used for Video CDs and DVDs. Video CD uses the older MPEG-1 stan- dard, while DVD uses the newer and much better quality MPEG-2 standard.

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PBC (PlayBack Control) (Video CD/Super

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disc. Especially good for discs that you would

VCD only)

 

A system of navigating a Video CD/Super VCD

 

through on-screen menus recorded onto the

 

normally not watch from beginning to end all

 

at once—karaoke discs, for example.

 

quality, but requires a lot of data compared to

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PCM (Pulse Code Modulation)

 

The most common system of encoding digital

 

audio, found on CDs and DAT. Excellent

 

formats such as Dolby Digital and MPEG

 

 

audio. See also Digital audio.

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Progressive scan video

 

Also called non-interlaced video, this method

 

of displaying a picture updates all the lines in

 

one pass, resulting in a more stable, flicker-

 

free image than interlaced video (for a given

 

scanning rate). See also Interlaced video.

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Regions (DVD-Video only)

 

These associate discs and players with partic-

 

ular areas of the world. This system will only

 

play discs that have compatible region codes.

 

You can find the region code of your system

 

by looking on the rear panel. Some discs are

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The rate at which sound is measured to be

compatible with more than one region (or all

 

regions).

 

Sampling frequency

 

turned into digital audio data. The higher the

 

rate, the better the sound quality, but the

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more digital information is generated. Stan-

 

dard CD audio has a sampling frequency of

 

44.1kHz, which means 44,100 samples

 

(measurements) per second. See also Digital

 

audio.

 

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Contents XV-DV515 Risk of Electric Shock Do not Open European model onlyAustralian model Energy-saving designContents Using the timer More tuner features RDSSurround sound setup Video Adjust menuProper installation and maintenance Before you start Chapter FeaturesBefore you start DVD-Audio / Sacd / DVD-RAM Before you start Introduction to home theaterGeneral disc compatibility CD-R/RW compatibility Before you startPC-created disc compatibility About WMAJpeg file compatibility Compressed audio compatibilityFront panel Controls and displaysControls and displays Chapter Timer indicators Tuner indicatorsControls and displays RPT and RPT-116 DTS Speaker indicatorsKHz / MHz Character displayCursor buttons, Enter and tuning buttons Controls and displays Remote controlFunction select buttons Disc playback controlsTV Control ST +CH + VOL +Number buttons 20 CLRControls and displays Wireless speaker system Stereo Mode Volume knob Placing the wireless speakerPower cord Connect to an AC outletGetting started Chapter Switching on and setting upGetting started Press Enter again to finish setting up Setting the clockPress TIMER/CLOCK Getting startedSetting up the remote to control your TV Using the Room SetupUsing the on-screen displays Press play to start playback Playing discsPress OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc tray Load a disc Starts playback Basic playback controlsDisplay shows Resume or Resume or last memory pointResume and Last Memory Using the front panel controlsDVD-Video disc menus Why won’t the disc I loaded play?Numbers Display indicates the tuner band and the frequency Listening to the radioAlong with the preset There are three tuning modes-manual, auto, and high-speedImproving poor FM reception Memorizing stationsListening to other sources Listening to station presetsHome theater sound Auto listening modeHome theater sound Chapter Listening in surround soundDolby Pro Logic II Music settings Listening with headphonesUse the cursor up/down buttons to adjust the setting Home theater soundAdjusting the Advanced Surround Effect level Using the Advanced Surround effectsEnhancing dialogue Using Quiet and Midnight listening modesListening with a virtual surround back speaker Press Dialogue to select the amount dialog enhancementBass and treble can be adjusted from -3to +3 Adjusting the bass and trebleBoosting the bass level Press Sound UsePress Mute to mute the volume Using the wireless surround speakerPress Wireless Home theater sound Muting the soundIntroduction Playing discsPlaying discs Chapter Playing in slow motion Scanning discsNot all VR format DVD-RW discs have a Playlist To resume normal playback, press playLooping a section of a disc Frame advance/frame reverseUsing the OSD Using repeat playSelect a random play option Using random playUsing the front panel display Select ‘Create/Edit’ from the list of program options Creating a program listPress Cursor right and select a track Then press Cursor right and select a Chapter from the listAfter pressing Enter to select the title Program play remains active until you turn offSelect a program play function Create/Edit See above Editing a program list using the OSDOther functions available from the OSD program menu Clearing the program list Searching a discSwitching VR format DVD-RW audio channel Switching subtitlesSwitching the DVD audio language Playing discs Zooming the screen Switching camera anglesDisplaying disc information OSD disc informationS T O F Front panel display informationDisc O T R I P G E R 0Jpeg disc displays File nameViewing Jpeg discs Chapter Viewing Jpeg discsPlaying a Jpeg slideshow Press DVD Menu to display the Disc Navigator screenViewing Jpeg discs Using the Photo BrowserUse the cursor buttons Highlight a thumbnail picture Use the cursor buttons Change the zoomed areaAn introduction to RDS More tuner features RDSMore tuner features RDS Chapter Searching for RDS programs More tuner features RDSDisplaying RDS information Using the timer Chapter Using the timerSetting the wake-up timer Set the switch-on timeSetting the sleep timer Using the timerTurning the wake-up timer on/off Press EnterTo check how much time is left, repeat steps 1 Buttons to select a switch-off time then press EnterSurround sound setup Chapter Surround sound setupSetting up surround sound System Setup menu optionsSurround speakers distance setting Surround sound setupDual mono setting LFE attenuator settingWhen you’re done, press Enter to exit test tone setup Setting the channel levelsVideo Adjust menu Chapter Video Adjust menuVideo Adjust Creating your own presetsVideo Adjust menu Initial Settings menu Chapter Initial Settings menuUsing the Initial Settings menu Video Output settingsDefault setting Video Initial Settings menuDefault setting Interlace Component OutVideo Out Language settingsAudio Language Compatibility of this system with progressive-scan TVsDVD Menu Language Default setting w/Subtitle LangSubtitle Language Options Display settingsChanging your password Registering a new passwordSetting/changing the Country code Setting/changing the Parental Lock levelPhotoViewer Find the Country code list onSelect by code number Press Right then use the number buttons toConnecting external antennas Connecting the wireless speaker systemOther connections Other connections ChapterOther connections Connecting auxiliary componentsAll other models 75Ω coaxial cableRecording mode Connecting using the S-video outputReducing the TV and line signal levels Using the Scart AV output Connecting using the component video outputPress TV Press System Setup Use Switching the TV audio input from Scart to RCAScart pin assignment Buttons to select ‘TV Audio?’Additional information Using and taking care of discs Resetting the systemAdditional information Watching Ntsc on a PAL TV MOD. PALHandling discs DVD Video regionsStoring discs CDs and Video CDs are divided into tracksHints on installation Proper installation and maintenance of this systemCleaning the pickup lens Discs to avoidPower cord caution Problems with condensationWireless speaker system AC adaptor and power cord caution Moving the system unitGeneral Additional information TroubleshootingSTANDBY/ON button DVD/CD/Video CD playerWMA/MP3/JPEG discs Tuner Error MessagesAdditional information Screen sizes and disc formats Selecting languages using the language code listWidescreen TV users Standard TV usersCountry code list Additional information Language code listLanguage Language code letter, Language code Country, Country code, Country code letterAdmiral Additional information Preset code listSkantic Additional information Glossary Interlaced video File extensionISO 9660 format Mpeg audioWMA Additional information Specifications Digital wireless speaker system English Italiano Français Deutsch Nederlands Español Additional information English Italiano Français Deutsch Nederlands Español Pioneer Corporation

XV-DV515, XW-DV515, S-DV515 specifications

The Pioneer S-DV515, XW-DV515, and XV-DV515 are a trio of home theater systems renowned for their innovative technology and remarkable sound quality. These models combine cutting-edge features with user-friendly designs, making them ideal for both audiophiles and casual listeners.

At the heart of the S-DV515 system is its advanced Dolby Digital and DTS decoding capabilities. This ensures that users experience immersive surround sound that brings every cinematic moment to life. With powerful speakers that deliver rich bass and crisp highs, the S-DV515 excels in reproducing soundtracks and dialogue with unprecedented clarity.

The XW-DV515 takes versatility to a new level. This system not only provides exceptional audio performance but also integrates a DVD player, allowing users to enjoy their favorite films without needing additional components. The XW-DV515 also features USB connectivity, enabling direct playback from external devices such as flash drives. Its easy navigation and intuitive interface make it simple to access music files and enjoy digital content seamlessly.

Meanwhile, the XV-DV515 is highlighted by its sleek design and outstanding build quality. This model boasts a high-powered amplifier that enhances audio performance across various genres of music and movie soundtracks. With an array of connectivity options, including HDMI, composite, and optical inputs, the XV-DV515 allows for a flexible setup that can accommodate multiple devices—be it gaming consoles, Blu-ray players, or streaming devices.

All three systems are equipped with Pioneer’s proprietary technologies that enhance sound reproduction. The Advanced Sound Retriever feature is especially noteworthy, as it restores lost frequencies during compression, ensuring that even digital music retains its natural nuances. Additionally, the built-in equalizer allows users to customize sound profiles to suit their listening preferences.

In terms of aesthetics, all three models maintain a modern and minimalist design, allowing them to blend seamlessly into any home decor. Their compact forms do not compromise audio output, as they are engineered to deliver robust performance in a smaller footprint.

Overall, the Pioneer S-DV515, XW-DV515, and XV-DV515 stand out in the market for their remarkable features, sound quality, and versatility. Each model caters to different user needs while maintaining Pioneer’s reputation for excellence in audio technology, making them excellent choices for anyone looking to enhance their home entertainment experience.