Yamaha DVD-C961 Owner's Manual
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To connect your Yamaha DVD-C961 to a TV, use an HDMI cable for the best quality. Plug one end into the HDMI OUT port on the player and the other into an HDMI IN port on your TV. Ensure your TV is set to the correct HDMI input.
If your DVD-C961 is not reading discs, try cleaning the disc and the player's laser lens. Ensure the disc is compatible and not damaged. If the problem persists, consider resetting the player or checking for firmware updates.
To reset the DVD-C961, press and hold the STOP button on the front panel while simultaneously pressing the POWER button. Keep holding until the display shows "RESET." This will restore factory settings.
No, the Yamaha DVD-C961 is not designed to play Blu-ray discs. It supports DVD, CD, and a variety of other formats but not Blu-ray.
Check the audio connections and ensure the cables are securely connected. Verify that the correct audio input is selected on your TV or audio receiver. Additionally, confirm that the player’s audio settings match your setup.
Clean the lens of your DVD-C961 every 3-6 months using a lens cleaning disc to maintain optimal performance. Heavy usage or dusty environments may require more frequent cleaning.
The Yamaha DVD-C961 supports DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, CD, CD-R/RW, MP3, WMA, JPEG, and DivX formats. It does not support Blu-ray or newer high-definition formats.
Check Yamaha’s official website for any available firmware updates. Follow the instructions provided to download and burn the update onto a disc. Insert the disc into the player and follow the on-screen instructions.
Automatic ejection can be due to a dirty or damaged disc, or a malfunction in the disc tray mechanism. Try different discs and clean the tray. If the issue persists, a service technician may need to inspect the player.
Ensure you're using an HDMI connection for the best quality. Adjust the video settings on the DVD player menu and your TV for optimal results. Regularly clean discs and the lens to prevent playback issues.