The OPPO DV-970HD uses a unique set of remote control commands, which may have not been included in the code library of your particular brand and model of universal remote. However, many customers have reported success in programming learning remotes from such popular brands as Harmony, Philips Pronto, and One for All. If you have a learning remote, please follow the manufacturer's instructions for learning individual commands.

The OPPO DV-970HD supports playback of virtually all current generation* disc types, including DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, Super Audio CD (SACD), Compact Disc (CD-DA), High Definition Compatible Digital (HDCD), Kodak Picture CD, etc. In terms of digital media file format, it supports MPEG2, MPEG4 (DivX and Xvid), Windows Media Audio (WMA) and other digital video, audio, and image formats.

Squeezebox will respond to the infrared signals intended for a JVC DVD player. The instructions that came with your remote control tell you how to program your remote to send these codes. If you have a Philips Pronto remote, check the Plugins page on the Slim Devices website for some pre-programmed screens for this remote. To remove a song from the "Now Playing" playlist, navigate to the "Now Playing" menu, scroll to that song in the playlist, then press the ADD button.

I have a universal remote control that uses macros and I still have problems. Namely, my TV is 'On' but not to the

We do not have any universal remote codes. It's best to ask the universal remote manufacturer. Chances are, because we are a fairly new company, the universal remote maker would not have the codes either. Sorry!

Universal remote controls are made to control the most popular functions on a wide variety of products. Original remote controls perform all of the functions on the product as it was intended and designed by the manufacturer. If you would like to be able to control all of your product's functionality, you need the original remote.

The SGT250 (as well as the SJT300, SKT300, and JCPenney 685-5705) used an analog infrared remote whose signal was decoded on the basis of its frequency. Most universal remotes use digital infrared signals, which these models of CED players can't decode. So even if you have a trainable universal remote, it still won't be able to understand the signals from the VideoDisc remote.

While both the OPPO DV-970HD and OPDV971H are excellent DVD players with high definition up-conversion, the OPDV971H emphasizes more on the video performance and the DV-970HD emphasizes more on the overall performance and value. The main differences between the two models are: The OPDV971H features video processing with "DCDi by Faroudja" technology and video chipset by Genesis/Faroudja; the DV-970HD uses a different chipset and technology for video de-interlacing and up-conversion.

The best output resolution of the OPPO DV-970HD depends on what type of TV or projector you use with it. The one that looks best to your eyes on your particular TV is the best resolution to use (Duh!). Technically it depends on several factors: Typical consumer grade HDTV, HDTV monitors or projectors do not have high performance de-interlacing and scaling component.

That's because, in general, the scaler in a high-performance up-converting DVD player, such as the DV-970HD, is more specialized in de-interlacing and scaling DVD signals than a typical HD display's scaler, leading to better picture quality. The process of converting a standard-definition DVD signal to the native resolution of your HD display may cause a host of video artifacts if not performed properly. These flaws will be especially noticeable on large and high-resolution screens.

The OPPO DV-970HD does not have the CUE problem. Chroma Up-sampling Error is a problem that could happen when the reduced resolution Chroma data (color information) on the DVD discs are up-sampled to create full resolution color image. When it happens, edges, especially diagonal edges of saturated color will have a "staircase" or "mini-blind" effect.

The OPPO DV-970HD features a High-Definition Multimedia Interface (HDMI), which is the latest digital audio and video connection for home theaters. Any newer TV, HDTV monitor or projector with an HDMI or DVI (Digital Video Interface) input port is generally compatible with the DV-970HD. For connecting to a TV with a DVI port, an optional HDMI-DVI adapter cable is needed.

There are (2) two types of remotes, a NON-PTC or fixed code, and a PTC or Rolling Code, all Remotes look the same, but will not work because you got wrong type of Remote for your unit.

If the manufacturer of the receiver provides a means to control the volume, we provide that capability with the SWL IR Remote. Currently the only receivers that permit volume control with the SWL IR Remote are the ICOM R75 and the Japan Radio NRD-545. Some scanner receivers can only be muted with the SWL IR Remote.

Yes, the iPAQ Pocket PC h2210 offers CIR (consumer infrared) and a Universal Remote control to use on your audio and video equipment. We have also included an iPAQ exclusive software program, myNevo, which allows you to control thousands of audio/video systems.

The code numbers for universal remotes are chosen by the manufacturer of the remote. Please contact them for this information.