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In Reply to: Denon DVD-5900 DVI & Menu upgrade? posted by AbeCollins on May 14, 2004 at 07:06:57:
Hi Abe,Congrats on your purchase of the 5900. I'm sure you will love it. The easiest way to check to see if DVI is enabled is by using the "Mode" button on the front of the 5900. Push it 4 times and see if "DVI SETUP" appears. If it does, then DVI is enabled.
Denon did send out two upgrade disks recently. They are labeled "Macroblocking/Navigation Speed" and "DVI Reset/DVD-Audio Mute Fix." If I'm not mistaken, I believe that the DVI activation disks are separate and different than these disks. I had mine activated in Nov. 2003 with two disks. Also, Jeff Talmadge sent out a third disk to the Navigation Speed disk, because some people were reporting that one of the recent upgrade disks overwrote the improved menu navigation speed. Honestly, I didn't have this problem, but I installed it anyway. Needless to say, the menu navigation speed is VERY FAST now.
Enjoy your 5900!
Ken
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Follow Ups
- Re: Denon DVD-5900 DVI & Menu upgrade? - kmmd 13:07:15 05/14/04 (7)
- Thanks Ken! - AbeCollins 18:45:48 05/14/04 (6)
- You're welcome! Here's more info... - kmmd 20:19:53 05/14/04 (5)
- Woo Whoo! Two thumbs up! - AbeCollins 20:43:24 05/14/04 (4)
- Oh, BTW... - kmmd 08:47:02 05/15/04 (3)
- Re: Oh, BTW... - AbeCollins 12:12:29 05/15/04 (2)
- Oh boy...(long) - kmmd 08:02:03 05/16/04 (1)
- Re: Oh boy...(long) - AbeCollins 12:27:19 05/16/04 (0)
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