A:AnswerIt’s only compatible with a sandDisk USB Flash Drive. It will not recognize a device using a USB cable attached to an I-Phone. I use my Bluetooth to stream music to the receiver from my I-Phone. You can set your I-Phone to shuffle while streaming.
A:AnswerFirst, I would check all of your connections going into the amplifier. Then make sure you have your amplifier set to Bluetooth. Also check your volume level and make sure you don't have the sound set to mute. If you still get no sound from the amplifier, contact the manufacturer (Yamaha).
A:AnswerUp to 40 stations can be preset. There is an up and down button on the remote for tuning.
How many can you receive? All within range in your area.
A:AnswerI would imagine that yes, it should work. Hard to say definitively without seeing what you have of course. But this being a 5.1 system that connects with basic speaker wires, I would say you shouldn't have too hard of time connecting everything. Also I'm assuming the sub woofer you have connects via RCA.
A:AnswerYes, from your TV to the receiver you'd run an HDMI cable from the TV's ARC (Audio Return Channel) to the Receiver's HDMI ARC. If your TV doesn't have ARC you'd use the TV's optical out. This transmit the sound (audio) from the fiber to the TV to the receiver. You can then adjust the receiver's control of the sound to you liking i.e. 5.1 surround, stereo, etc...
p.s. your fiber goes to the TV...not the receiver.
A:AnswerMake sure your tv is set to theater. As long as the Blu-ray player is set to audio over hdmi it should work. Check all the settings and don’t skip around. Hope that helps
