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Contents Blu-ray Disc Player Ventilation Caution For U.K model Contents Chapter FeaturesUsing the remote control Putting the batteries in the remote controlWhat’s in the box General disc compatibility Disc/content format playback compatibilityBD compatibility DVD compatibilityDVD-Video regions Titles and chaptersBD-ROM regions Hdmi OUT ControlComponent Video OUT Digital Audio OUT COAXIAL/OPTICALEasy connections Using other types of video outputConnecting using the component video output Connecting for Hdmi outputAbout Hdmi About Hdmi ControlConnecting using an S-Video output Changing the output video resolution24p output AutoDigital connections Connecting for surround soundAnalog connections Connecting via an Ethernet hub Connecting directly to a PCNetwork connection Controlling this player via another Pioneer componentIR receiver Using an external IR receiver with this playerFront panel display Output Resolution STANDBY/ON  OPEN/CLOSERemote control Press Enter to start setting up using the Setup Navigator Switching on and setting upSetup Navigator Use the / buttons to choose a language, then pressSetting up for network use Using the on-screen displaysPress Home Menu to exit the Initial Setup menu About the screen saverPlaying BD/DVD movies and Audio CD Playing movies, music and photosAbout NTSC/PAL TV systems Press  OPEN/CLOSE to open the disc tray Load a discScanning video and audio Playback controlsResuming playback of BD/DVD movies and Audio CDs Resuming playback of movie, music and photo filesPlaying video in slow motion Changing the Play ModeVideo step forward and step reverse Switching subtitles Switching camera anglesSwitching audio streams/channels Switching the output video resolutionPlayback sample rate of the audio is downsampled to 48 kHz Frequently Asked QuestionsAlternatively, press Disc Navigator IntroductionSelect ‘Movies’, ‘Photos’ or ‘Music’ Press Home Menu to exit the Disc Navigator screenDisplaying the browse menu Photo NavigatorSearching movies Browsing moviesBrowsing photos Displaying the Photo Options menuSearching photos Press  to display the Photo Options menuDisplaying the Song Options menu Music NavigatorPress Enter to play the currently highlighted music Press  to display Song Options menuSearching songs Browsing songs Now playing song informationAbout network playback Displaying the Movie Options menu Using the Home Media Gallery Movie NavigatorPress  to display the Movie Options menu Press Home Menu to exit the Home Media Gallery screenCloser 102 Movie sourcesPress Enter to display the Photo Options menu You should see a list of albums from the selected serverPhoto sources Music sources Browsing songsBrowse sub-menu gives you various ways to browse songs FAQ Changing content on your Media ServerAbout Windows Media Player 11/Windows Media Connect Authorizing this playerCreating your own presets Video AdjustYou can create up to three presets of your own Adjust the picture quality settingsSelect ‘Audio Adjust’ Audio AdjustAudio DRC Setting above is set to 169 Widescreen Using the Initial Setup menu24p Direct Out OffDTS  PCM DTSPCM DVD About the audio output settings Software updating Speaker SetupTaking care of your player and discs Screen sizes and disc formats Resetting the playerTV Preset code list Setting up the remote to control your TVInput the manufacturer code Confirm that the TV is responding to the programmed codeBD/DVD country/area code list BD/DVD language code listTroubleshooting Playback troubleshootingFormat even if TV Aspect Ratio is set to 43 Standard Hdmi troubleshooting Network troubleshooting Change the Set hybrid disc playback layer to DVD Miscellaneous troubleshootingGlossary MAC Media Access Control address DTS-HD High Resolution AudioDynamic range EthernetOpenSSL LicenseOpenSSL License Original SSLeay LicenseHowl TiffUPNPLib/Intel Stack Jpeg image compression LibpngLibhttp Zlib FreeTypeVera.ttf/VeraMono.ttf TinyLoginShadow Utilities Luxi fontsPage How to Apply These Terms to Your New Programs No WarrantyGNU Lesser General Public License Page END of Terms and Conditions Specifications Pioneer Corporation

BDP-LX70A specifications

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