20 Most Recent Samsung DVD-VR357 - Page 6 Questions & Answers

u ahve to find a way to ajust the laser. when u do that u have to ajust it till it plays dvd and cd on it. do some resurch on ajusting lasers
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Dear Sir,

Try to check out with manual and call customer service it helped. It's just a free service. Or try this and let me know if it is worked or not....


Turn machine on without disc inside
Press menu button
Enter 7 6 8 8 4
A highlighted '4' will appear in the upper left corner
Press 9 to change the region 4 to multi-regional
Turn machine off


Tested with American discs (region 1)- worked fine.



thanks
good luck

the best solution for ur problem is change the lens(optical pick up head)

My movies will not play...CD-R will.....

it might need to be cleand u take the sheild off and take a q tip and lightly clean the laser
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Make sure the cables are plugged into the "outs' on the dvd player and the "ins" on the tv.

Try changing channel on tv set, it may have changed on accident.

get a dvd player head cleaner, if that doesn't do it then you may have to get the eye repositioned.

if it has component (red, blue, green) cables, plug one set into dvd player's "in's" and tv sets "out's'. you may have to play with the tv channels to be able to watch movie. you just change channels, go from "3" backward until you find a picture and sound.

Just don't finalize the disc until you are done.

Try these steps:

Locate the output jacks DVD player. Sometimes they are standard female RCA A/V jacks, like those found on the front of many VCRs. Others are more tricky, having a small jack that looks like a stereo headphones plug. These camcorders require a special cord that converts a 1/8" stereo signal into RCA A/V male plugs.

1. Using the proper cord, connect your PLAYER to the VCR's RCA A/V input jacks, usually found on the front or back of your VCR.
2. Turn on your VCR and TV, so you can see the input from the camcorder. You might have to select "Input 1/2", "Line 1/2", or "VIDEO" depending on your VCR model. You should now see whatever is on your camcorder displayed on your television.
3. Press "Record" on your VCR, then press "Play" on your camcorder. That's it!

PIECE-O-****--

you need to download a program for region free there are a lot on the net search and you will find one

Any type will do but please ensure it has dual layer burning and comes complete with drivers

Humm...have you tried going to www.videohelp.com to find a regon free hack? Just put your machines numbers in, hit search, scroll down to your machine. And see what they say-usually on the right side of the page.

With a combo machine you are usually stuck making another disk from your VHS tape-unless yours has a hard drive. Or you could make a copy with your computer DVD recorder-much faster by the way.
I don't know about adding music and naration it all depends on what your manual says your machine can do.

Does it do this only from the remote? Or does it do it when using the buttons on the front of the machine also? Even though the unit is only 3 months old-I'd go to the manufacture's website and check support Q&A, and see if there is a Firmwear update.
the problem could also be in the brand of blank disks you are using. Some machines can record on all brands- others cannot. Sometimes the speed rating of the blank DVD can hose things up. Go to www.videohelp.com and put in your machines model numbers- they might have a list of compatable blank disks for your model-if that is the case. Let me know what you come up with. ONE OTHER QUESTION- does the DVD copy you made work in anyother DVD player- that would tell us a lot.

THIS IS ONE SORRY PIECE OF A DVD EQUIPMENT--BEEN USING LITE-ON & POLAROID DVD/HDD RECORDERS FOR THE PAST 3 YRS W/ GOOD RESULTS--THE SSVR-357 WORKS HALF-*** W/ DVD+R/RW`S
-R/RW`S ARE USELESS--THOUGHT SAMSUNG WAS AN INNOVATOR IN THIS FIELD, BUT NO WAY--
-PIECE-O-JUNK--RUDYB

Hi.. it looks as if that particular dvd/vcr is not compatible with the coding digital signals that the hdmi is putting out so it's not converting the signal over correctly.. if you try just using the regular analog cable instead of the hdmi, that might solve your problem.. i hope this helps..d

Did you finalize the disk? If not, this should solve your problem. When the disk is finalized you should be able to play it on your computer if you can play other DVDs on it. Some other DVD players can only play specific disks (i.e. DVD-R, DVD+R). This may be another problem.
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