Question 1

Can I hook up my Wii to this? Using the Wii to HDMI converter, then HDMI cable to receiver. Will the picture and sound "convert"?

Accepted Answer

I am not overly tech savy, but have been able to figure it out on other receivers.  This one however did not work for me.  I believe there are issues with the hdmi converter that is known to Pioneer.  This appears to be random based on what I have read, so I don't want to mislead you, but when I hook my blu ray player up, I get white snow on the tv.  So to answer directly your questions, Wii does did not work for me on this receiver.

Question 2

Does this unit play able to play Pandora?

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This unit can play Pandora out of the box.  The on-screen controls are a little difficult but if you use the Mobile device interface it works very well.

There is also a free basic radio streaming service that is out of the box from around the world.  I find myself listening to that more often than even pandora.

Question 3

My HDMI outputs, all of them are not sending signal to projector
They just flash.
Any ideas ?

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Not sure of your question because there is only one hdmi ouput on this receiver. The rest are all inputs.  You plug your cable box, bluray, etc. into those inputs and then plug the one output into the tv, or in your case the projector.

Question 4

Does This Have HDCP 2.2?

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There are five mentions of HD CP in the Pioneer 1024 manual. None of them mentions 2.2.   The receiver does state that it is HD CP compatible, and if you are dealing with equipment that is not you should use composite video.

The manual is available online, and I would suggest that you check it for more specific answers to your questions.

By the way I bought a couple of these units and I'm very happy with them.

Question 5

Does this have bluetooth capability.  How would I listen to my music on my android phone?

Thanks,

Jim

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I think it's officially labeled "bluetooth ready" or something similar meaning you can get a bluetooth module for it.  Looking back (being in a similar situation as you seem to be in) I would have opted for a receiver with an integral bluetooth receiver vs an add on- both for the cost and convenience/hassle/whatever.  I'm currently using a 3.5mm bluetooth transmitter for my needs...

I wanted a receiver with bluetooth (to integrate with a bluetooth headphones so I could run and listen to something), roku (or similar) at a reasonable price.  This seemed to fit the bill...  trying to get a bluetooth transmitter (that doesn't require moving wires to listen then charge, rinse -> repeat is no cheap matter) and the roku stick (I think it's been upgraded now) but the one that shipped with this doesn't have the latest roku options (e.g. netflix profiles).  So of the three things I wanted, really only got the last.  Shame on me for not doing more research...  On the bright side, I recently found my kill-a-watt and plugged it in- for prosperity- we're pulling about 38W watching netflix and about 7W when the unit is off/standby (that's with the ethernet plugged in, but I've never used it).

So, if you looking to listen to music stored on your phone, I'd recommend you get a receiver with an integral bluetooth receiver.  I think if you factor the price of the add-in with the receiver, you can probably find a receiver with factory installed bluetooth.

Maybe a little more sassy and long winded than you were looking for in an answer, but hope it helps.  I'm guessing I've owned this about 6 months- FWIW.

Question 6

Does this receiver really have component video inputs/outputs?  One picture say no, one picture would say yes.

Accepted Answer

Mine has 3 component inputs, I just looked at the back of mine and it doesn't  resemble the back which is shown in the picture.

Question 7

Does this have WIFI built in to the receiver?

Accepted Answer

In the description it says no.

"Wireless LAN Converter Ready (optional AS-WL300 required)"

Question 8

I can't find how to program the remote to control other devices with it. Can anyone help please?

Accepted Answer

The owners manual has all of that info in it.  You can download a manual if you don;t have one

Question 9

I just received this yesterday.....after setting up, I find music playback does not appear to decode properly through the subwoofer....weirdly enough, it does decode through the subwoofer during movie playback.  Anyone have this experience.....is this a firmware glitch or need for an update.....very disappointed and will have to return if not correctable......?

Accepted Answer

I have had this item for several months.I have it doing 1 thing & it does it well.I have given up on trying to figure it out.The TECH i had help me said the instructions were writin for enginers.That being said i would not buy it again.

Question 10

Would this product work with 220V?

Accepted Answer

No.
The user manual shows power required on page 67 is 
AC 120 V @ 60Hz

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