Pioneer Computers & Internet - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

you want to play music or a film on the laptop and run it through the Pioneer HTZ-170DVD Region Free Home Theater System and through speakers? I don't see why not. You would use the audio out on the laptop and connect to the audio input on the Pioneer. If the laptop has HDMI, it is even easier. Here is the manual.

Pioneer HTZ170DVD Manuals

ManualsLib https://www.manualslib.com > products > Pioneer-Htz... We have 2 Pioneer HTZ170DVD manuals available for free PDF download: Operating Instructions Manual. Pioneer HTZ170DVD Operating Instructions Manual (102 pages). ..

Something must be lost in translation "you want software and you want it TODAY!" It isn't available. If it says 'Carrozeria' this is domestic series which pioneer makes for japan only. https://jpn.pioneer/ja/support/s-manual.php?main_cd=001&model=&product_no=00006958&sort=2&bmp_type=AVIC-DRV150&disp=s-year.php https://www.google.com/search?q=Pioneer+avic-drv150+software https://translate.google.ca/?sl=auto&tl=en&text=Logiciel%20du%20Pioneer%20avic-drv150%0AAujourd%27hui&op=translate ..

Here is the wire pinout for the power plug of the Pioneer AVH-P2300 car stereo:

1. Yellow: Constant 12V (Battery)
2. Red: Ignition 12V (Accessory)
3. Black: Ground
4. Blue: Power Antenna Control
5. White: Front Left Speaker (+)
6. White/Black: Front Left Speaker (-)
7. Gray: Front Right Speaker (+)
8. Gray/Black: Front Right Speaker (-)
9. Green: Rear Left Speaker (+)
10. Green/Black: Rear Left Speaker (-)
11. Purple: Rear Right Speaker (+)
12. Purple/Black: Rear Right Speaker (-)

1. Check the volume level: Make sure that the volume on the TV is turned up and not muted. You can try increasing the volume level and see if that resolves the issue.
2. Check the audio connections: Ensure that all the audio cables are properly connected to the TV and the external audio device (if you're using one). Check if the cables are damaged or loose, and try reconnecting them to make sure they're secure.
3. Check the audio settings: Ensure that the TV is set to output audio through the correct device, whether it's an external soundbar or a home theater receiver. You may need to access the TV's audio settings to adjust this.
4. Check the external audio device: If you're using an external audio device, ensure that it's properly connected and powered on. Try switching to a different audio input on the device and see if that resolves the issue.
5. Reset the TV: You can try resetting the TV to its default settings to see if that fixes the issue. Refer to the TV's user manual for instructions on how to reset the TV.

If none of these steps resolve the issue, there may be a problem with the TV's internal audio components. In this case, you may need to contact Pioneer customer support

You can only use Music CD-R with the logo of Digital Audio, no regular CD-R for data will not work with any CD Recordable, it doesn't matter the brand of CDs. Remember that, I have a player like your and Sony, and that's the catch.

No. You can't play .iso files in any standalone DVD player.

If the drive doesn't read any disc's you need to reinstall the drivers and verify you have the latest version. If the drive is ONLY having trouble with Blu-ray then i'm assuming it's the player that you're using; it may not have the right Codac's etc. Also, try multiple Blu-ray movies to verify it isn't just the one movie.

hi 1 Press M.C. to turn AUX1/AUX2 on or off. the dimmer on or off. 1 Press M.C. to turn dimmer on or off. ...

1. Press M.C. to display the setting mode.
2. Press M.C. to select the segment of the clock. display you wish to set. Hour-Minute.
3. Turn M.C. to adjust the clock.

it doesnt soppurt it

Just wanted to add my 2 cents for those who might be having the issue of no video but hear audio. I was having the same problem. I had completed the bypass hack with a single throw/single pole (SPST) toggle switch. I could bypass the warning message and hit the OK button but no video. I did hear audio. I searched everywhere but solution 4 worked for me. The thing for me was that next to the black wire on the harness wasn't empty. It had a purple/white wire with some sort of filter (labeled backup camera hook to reverse gear). I tied into this wire before the filter with another wire (I chose a black wire b/c I was grounding it) and grounded it with the black wire (ground) on the harness. I now have video! Maybe the 4 pole relay hack would have worked better but I had only done the toggle switch hack. I hope this helps others and most importantly thank you Salhi.

Think you just need a blu-ray compatible player like cyberlink as windows vista dosen't support blu-ray out of the box.

'Standard' DVD players will not play computer video formats such as .AVI or .DIVX or .WMV or .MP4 whereas the 'generic' and cheaper (chinese) Players will support them (they will state that they support MPEG, DIVX and MPEG 3 & 4 formats).
Unless your ISO results in a properly DVD formatted media (with multiple files and file types including .DAT), it simply will not work.
Note that many 'standard' (and branded) DVD players will not support many rewritable CD or DVD.
Hope my information will help you assess your problem

If your computer recognizes a disc in the drive and operates normally, Id assume you would need a DVD player or codec to be able to actually watch the DVD. PowerDVD rings a bell.
Have you tired that? I know Windows Media Player by default wont let you watch a movie without first downloading a codec.

Try to burn a CD not a dvd

You have posted a question on FIXYA, a site devoted to do it yourself repairs. It is not a South African Government office or university. Here is a link shown from https://www.google.com search for SARS in South Africa: https://www.sars.gov.za/Pages/default.aspx

Hello ? I would like to assist you. Kindly confirm you have the right tools to open and maybe a meter to make diagnosis easier. But before that, kindly tell me if the output speakers were working properly before the machine went completely silent.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oLEWV_R9B7M

Sorry but no Navigation Suppourt, however you can use your iPhone or iPod/iPad's Maps or your choice of Navigation App to see Navigation Instructions and Features on Screen, compatible with Android as well. I'll attach a link and a few pics, mo Navigation Suppourt but nearly everything else. No Navigation in Menu or Inputs for Navigation Antenna on Rear with all other inputs. Check it out and see what option you like best. I'd use screen mirroring and go the iPhone route(or android if Apple isn't your preference). Thanks and Good Luck, if this has been helpful please click the icon to let me know it has been and feel free to leave a review or follow me as I answer auto/mechanical/technical questions primarily and may be helpful again. Thanks again- Daniel

Press and HOLD MUTE. If you do install a camera, make sure it supports reversed image output, otherwise your images will appear backwards...