The Disc player is compatible with MP3/WMA/WAV format files on Disc/CD-R/CD-RW discs. The bell connectivity allows for hands-free calling, and there is incoming words memo blaze. Provided you having problems with your JVC KD-ADV38 DVD player, you can troubleshoot it with these steps.
Instructions
Exchange the CD provided a CD can't be played.JVC's KD-ADV38 DVD player is a DVD/Disc receiver with built-in 3.5-inch-wide scanner, motorized faceplate, built-in Bluetooth and rear USB Harbour. The rear USB Harbour allows for video and audio playback from blaze mind. The player besides has front/rear/sub video outputs.1. Verify that you acquire a source selected that matches the source you are trying to listen to whether no sound comes elsewhere of the speakers or you corral the fallacy memo "No Word." Other errors that can be corrected by urgent "Source" are "Eject Misapprehension" and "Load Mistake."
2. Replace the CD whether a CD can't be played. Re-record any homemade video or audio discs. Assemble positive the CD's files get case extensions and bid a changed apply to burn the tracks to the discs. The software must be compliant to ISO 9660, Level 1/Level 2, Romeo and Joliet. Some discs are not compatible and won't play, including DVD-ROM, MPEG4 and some others.
3. Turn the power off and back on again if you get errors playing back files on a USB drive. Errors include "Now Reading" remaining on the display. Keep file folders to a minimum on the USB. Don't pull the USB drive out repeatedly when "Now Reading" shows.
4. Reduce the distance between the unit and the Bluetooth audio device if the sound quality is poor.
5. Insert a disc into the magazine if you get "No Disc" on the monitor when trying to play back a disc. Insert the magazine with discs in it if you get the message "No Magazine."
6. Eject a problem disc by pressing the "Power" and "Eject" buttons at the same time. Reset the unit if the JVC KD-ADV38 DVD player doesn't work after rebooting by turning it off and back on again. Use a ballpoint pen to press the "Reset" button. It's at the bottom-right corner of the unit. Take note that this will erase the preset adjustments, except the Bluetooth pairings.
