Anthem MRX 700 - Manual (Page 38)

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3.12 MULTIMEDIA
iPod (optional MDX 1 dock required):
To set up iPod connection use on-screen display. First, use input selection on front panel or remote to select
iPod input. If using the front panel input selection, the button may have to be pressed more than once to cycle
through Internet Radio, USB, and iPod.
Once iPod input is selected, use navigation keys to select iPod Settings. Here you can select iPod audio and
video output type. For audio connection, select Digital if using your iPod or iPhone exclusively for music
playback in the main zone (digital option is not available on MRX 300). This provides the purest sound,
bypassing the analog section in the iPod/iPhone. Select Analog if you will be playing video (this prevents lip-
sync issues) or if you will be sending audio to Zone 2.
Select S-Video if your iPod video player is an older model that does not have Component video output.
If audio or video output type is changed while iPod / iPhone is docked, it must be re-docked for the
change to take effect.
vTuner Internet Radio (not available on MRX 300):
vTuner finds a very large number of internet broadcasts and organizes the stations. Supported formats are
mp3 and aac (wma is not supported).
Initial setup: Connect receiver to Internet-enabled Ethernet and select Internet Radio through the MEDIA
input selector (it may need to be pressed 2-3 times as it cycles through Internet Radio, iPod, and USB). If a
firewall is preventing the receiver from connecting to the Internet, change settings in the firewall so the
receiver’s MAC address is allowed. The MAC address is displayed on-screen in the network settings.
Optional online setup: You may find it easier to organize favorites through your computer. To do so, select
Internet Radio, through the MEDIA input selector then press Select. Once you do this the on-screen display
will display “Get access code”. Use this 8-digit code to register on http://anthem.vtuner.com (no “www”).
Your computer screen will display the same info that the receiver’s on-screen display does, but more is
shown at once making it easier to browse and select favorites, and stream type and bit rate are also shown.
After registering you can select favorite stations and create groups to add your favorites to. These will
instantly appear in the receiver’s on-screen display.
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