20 Most Recent Samsung DVD-1080P9 DVD Player Questions & Answers

Using the remote control, locate the ZOOM button below number 7.
You can press this to zoom in on the picture (2x, 3x, 4x.. After 4x, if ZOOM is pressed again, the picture goes back to Normal)


There is no way to take off "2X" while it's in the 2x zoom

If you are talking about the fact that this player zooms picture when playing divx and does not allow manual correction, my solution was to go out and buy a pioneer player today (DV-220VK). It's strange as the samsung plays normal dvd format fine but they have obviously got the divx playback wrong. So far the pioneer has been great!

This is a compatibility problem between this model of samsung dvd player and samsung B model tvs. the only solution to fix this problem is disabling anynet option on samsung B model tvs.

the files maybe distoried.

Hi.

On order to make an external hard drive readable from a dvd player you need to reformat the hard drive to fat32 format. Most DVD players are only able to read drives formatted in the FAT32 system,

To format the ext hard drive to Fat32 you will need to connect it to your computer first to carry out the formatting.

1) Click "Start" then "Run"

2) Type "CMD" into the text box, then press "Enter."

3) Type "Format /FS:FAT32 X:" into the command prompt, replacing the letter "X" with the actual drive letter of your USB hard drive. If you do not know the drive letter of your hard drive, open "My Computer" and look under "Devices with removable storage." BE SURE YOU HAVE SELECTED THE CORRECT DRIVE LETTER TO FORMAT. Then press "Enter".

4) Press "Y" when you have identified the correct drive and you are ready to format the hard drive. All data present on the drive will be erased once it has been formatted. The drive will now be formatted to FAT 32

5) Load the films onto the USB hard drive. Be aware FAT32 file system cannot support files larger than four gigabytes.

6) Connect the ext hard drive to your DVD player via usb and select "USB Device" or it may be labelled as external device. Your DVD player should recognise the device and play the films.

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it can be formatted as the wrong type but more than likely it just doesn't recognize the files... and im pretty sure you have to put an ipod into drive mode to use it like that on things its not intended to be an "ipod" on

Try this. http://www.samsung.com/us/support/search/supportSearchModelResult.do?menu=SP01&searchWord=DVD1080P9&searchInputBox=DVD-1080P9&find_button=

Try cleaning the lense over the laser, you will have to take the cover of for this, take a cotton bud or somthing like it and gentley rub the top of the dome shaped lense,it is situated where the cd draw is you cant miss it. Then try your dvds again. hope this fixes your problem.

1) Turn on the player with no disc in the tray
2) Press the Open/Close button to open the tray
3) Press the info button, the firmware version shows up (
4) After the version info disappears, close the tray again by pressing the Open/Close button
5) At this point, it will show "no disc" at the top. Press the Info button again, and this will disappear. If the "no disc" does not disappear then try again by using the REPEAT button 
6) Now type the code that applies for your region (R2 is 57538). A '2' will briefly show up at the top left corner
7) Now press 9, and 9 will show up in the top left corner
8) Power off the player, and turn it on again. You'll have a multi region player

I've found the following codes at the 1080P7 hack:
R1 - 29334
R2 - 57538
R3 - 56732
R4 - 76884
R5 - 53814
R6 - 24462
This worked on my dvd1080p9 R2 DVD player