Appendix

06Additional information

Problem

Check

Remedy

During playback, picture is

This is not a problem with the

disturbed or dark.

player.

This player supports Macrovision copy protection. With some TVs, the picture may not display properly when playing discs including copy prevention signals. This is not a malfunction.

Are the player and TV connected via a video deck?

When the player and TV are connected via a video deck, the player’s analog copy protect function may cause the picture being played on the video deck not to display properly.

Connect the player and TV directly.

Playback stops momentarily or

Are you playing a disc that was

the disc is not properly played.

edited on a DVD recorder, etc.?

When edited images are played, the picture may stop momentarily at points where images were combined, and the disc may not play as edited.

Sound is not produced or is distorted.

Is the pause, frame-by-frame

No sound is output during pause, frame-

forward or reverse, or slow play

by-frame forward/reverse or slow motion

mode set?

playback.

Are the connected devices (AV

Refer to the TV’s operating instructions and

receiver or amplifier, etc.) properly

check the settings (volume, input, speaker

set?

settings, etc.).

Is the disc scratched?

Scratched discs may not play.

Is the disc dirty?

Wipe the dirt off the disc (page 45).

Are the audio cords properly con‑

Connect the cord properly, inserting the

nected?

plug all the way in.

Are the audio cords damaged?

If the audio cord is damaged, replace it with

 

a new cord.

Is the player properly connected to the other devices (AV receiver or amplifier, etc.)?

Check whether you are mistakenly con‑ nected to the other device’s audio output terminals, etc.

Check whether you are mistakenly con‑ nected to the AV receiver or amplifier’s PHONO input terminals, etc.

 

Is the other device (AV receiver or

When connected to the DIGITAL AUDIO

 

amplifier, etc.) connected to the

OUT COAXIAL terminals, set Digital Out to

 

DIGITAL AUDIO OUT COAXIAL

On (page 30).

 

terminals?

Refer to the connected AV receiver or ampli‑

 

 

 

 

fier’s operating instructions and check the

 

 

audio signals it supports.

 

 

Set Digital Audio Out according to the

 

 

audio signals supported by the AV receiver

 

 

or amplifier, etc. (page 30).

Digital audio signals are not

Is Digital Out set to On?

When connected to the DIGITAL AUDIO

output from the DIGITAL

 

OUT COAXIAL terminals, set Digital Out to

AUDIO OUT COAXIAL ter‑

 

On (page 30).

minals.

 

 

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DVP 420K, DV-420V-K specifications

The Pioneer DVP-420K and DV-420V-K are exemplary models in the realm of home entertainment, designed to elevate how users experience their favorite media. These DVD players showcase Pioneer’s commitment to quality, performance, and adaptability, making them worthy choices for consumers seeking reliable and versatile devices.

One of the standout features of the DVP-420K and DV-420V-K is their ability to play a wide range of disc formats. In addition to handling standard DVDs, these players support CD audio, MP3 CDs, and JPEG photo CDs, providing the flexibility to enjoy various media types. This versatility ensures that users can engage with different content formats without needing multiple devices.

Both players come equipped with progressive scan technology, which significantly enhances video output. This technology provides smoother motion and sharper images by delivering a full picture in one pass rather than alternating between odd and even lines. As a result, movie enthusiasts can enjoy a more immersive viewing experience, with enhanced clarity and detail.

The DVP-420K and DV-420V-K also feature robust audio capabilities. With integrated Dolby Digital and DTS decoding, users can experience high-quality surround sound that brings movies, music, and games to life. The audio output options include both analog and digital connections, ensuring compatibility with a variety of home theater systems.

Connectivity is also a focal point in these models. They offer multiple outputs, including composite video, S-Video, and coaxial digital outputs. This range of options allows users to connect the players to different types of televisions and home theater systems, maximizing compatibility and ensuring a seamless setup process.

In terms of design, the DVP-420K and DV-420V-K maintain an aesthetic that is both sleek and understated, making them suitable additions to any entertainment center. The user-friendly interface and remote control make navigating settings and disc menus simple and intuitive.

Overall, both the Pioneer DVP-420K and DV-420V-K stand out in the crowded landscape of DVD players. Their combination of versatile format support, advanced video and audio technologies, and stylish design makes them valuable assets for anyone looking to enhance their home entertainment experience. With Pioneer’s strong reputation for quality and performance, these models continue to be favored choices for movie lovers and music enthusiasts alike.
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