
Access Web content with this Pioneer Elite VSX-90 A/V home theater receiver's built-in Wi-Fi. Includes HDMI 4K Ultra HD and 3D pass-through technologies for compatibility with 3D TVs, Blu-ray players and gaming consoles and 4K Ultra HD TVs.
A: Kevin, The trick is that only certain inputs (HDMI 2,3) upscale. You are correct that this is shown in a bad place in the User Guide.
Q: Compatabilty
A: I'm running 6ohm on the VXS-90, have not tried 4 ohm but I have heard that the Pioneer Elite class D receivers handle 4 ohms better (SC-91 for instance). Might be worth the extra for reliable 4 ohm performance and I've seen it on sale from time to time.
A: Yes it has an AM/FM tuner with 30 station presets for AM and 30 for FM.
A: Yes, this is HDCP 2.2 compliant.
A: Yes. That is what a/b channels are for. Enjoy!
Q: connecting reviever to a/v system?
A: If you're referring to the VSX-90 receiver, then no. If you connect the receiver to an Ethernet cable that's connected to your home network router, then you can "log in" to the receiver using your PC. Really it's not "logging in" but rather typing in a web address (from memory it was http://192.168.8.29 or something like that) into a web browser, then it gave me icons to click/follow one at a time. I had the speakers and components already hooked up, so all I had to do on my PC was check the boxes for what components I had hooked up, type in names for each HDMI input (like PS3, Computer, etc), hook up the set-up mic when it prompted me to, then let it go through its set up. It was pretty slick and worked well for me.
Q: CONNECTING MY NEW PIONEER VSX-90 TO !) YEASR OLD PROJECTION TV
A: I have a Sony 60 projection that also works great. Bought it in 2003. If it is like mine, you only have component video connections to view HD (720 on mine). If that is the case, you do not have HDMI. Therefore, you will need a nice quality set of component video cables to connect your tv to your receiver.