Disc read error# 0207

Replacing the laser is quite cheap and quick. Contact your local electronics technician.

That means one of two things:

1. The type of disc you are inserting is not compatible with your player.

2. The file format used to burn or create the disc you are trying to play is not playable on your player.

My guess would be number two. It is the most common problem that creates the "wrong disc" error. Check your manual for your player, or go to the makers website and download a free copy. Check the file format types that are compatible with it and have the person who created the disc download conversion software and burn a new one in a file format that will play on your machine.

Check to see if there are any scratches or laser burn marks on the discs. Scratches or marks on discs will render game discs unplayable or will freeze the game and will often show a message stating “Disc Read Error” or something to that effect. Best remedy for starters, is to clean the discs and make sure there are no scratches or marks left on the play-side of the discs. A common problem that Xbox owners are reporting is if the console is moved during play, a whirring noise is heard and then when the disc is removed, very visible laser burn rings are found on the disc.
Laser burn, looks like complete or partial circular scratches around your disc, also known as “the ring of death”. This occurs to discs when the games console has been moved whilst playing, from an upright to a horizontal position or vice versa or simply knocked against or the wires may have been just tripped upon. Discs are then impaired by a ring of laser burn, which is a circular scratch into the disc. Some home remedies may help with very light scratches on some discs but professional disc repair services is normally required to restore disc laser burn damage back to "As Good As New Condition".

For further help on Xbox & Xbox 360 disc repairs, visit:

www.discREPAIR.ie

Check the “More Info” & “FAQ” Sections for further details on disc repairs and related matters.

If this laser burn scenario is consistently happening to your game discs especially if the console has not been moved or bumped against while the discs is in play, the games console itself may require repair.
You should contact Microsoft for assessment and guidelines.

Hope this Helps!!

Contact Xbox. If Its a New Disc Most likely its A defect in the disc. You can send it in for replacement free of charge.

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Error Code
E-72 01
E-83 01
E-83 02
E-83 03
E-91 01
Description
Player unable to read TOC data.
Disc is rotating, but rotation cannot be ascertained.
Player unable to play back currently inserted disc.
Mechanical operation has failed to complete within
specified time interval.
Possible cause and recommended action
Disc is cracked.
= Recommended action: replace disc.
Disc is soiled or dirty.
= Recommended action: clean disc.
If other discs play normally, the problem is with the disc itself.
Dust or some other form of foreign particles have found their
way into disc insertion slot.
= Recommended action: remove dust or other foreign particles.
Error Type
TOC READ ERROR
PLAYER ERROR
MECHANICAL TIME OUT

If your error message is reading "insert appropriate disk" or "inappropriate disk inserted" than I have the solution. Can you just let me know exactly what the message is?

I my DVD-HR735 wont recognise any discs at times, and is getting worse. I've now discovered (out of frustration) that if I tip the front up to between 30-45 degrees, it will play all the discs it says were unreadable. I've started jamming three dvd boxes under the front of the machine when i want to play dvds. 

I had exactly the same problem -- error message of "This disc can be neither played nor recorded. Please check the disk [EC:0207]" after the machine had been working fine for a year. I downloaded the latest firmware from the Samsung website, burned it to a CD-R disk (took three tries until the DVD Recorder recognized the disk -- worked when I used Rocio CD Creater software), then loaded the firmware updates to the DVD Recorder. On the Samsung website you can retrive the firmware update instructions as well. I had to perform the firmware upgrade several times until it successfully updated both the system firmware as well as the disk firmware. After successfully updating both, the Recorder now recognizes the DVD-R disks and I was able to resume recording. I have however, noted some choppiness with the playback of the newly recorded disks. Other than that, the firmware upgrade successfully resolved the problem.

check the region of the new one probably it is region 4 made in china.your disc is a region one thats the reason why it cannot play on your new dvr which is a region 3 or 4.go on the web and see hw you can hack the code or burn a copy of that same disc.then try it in your new dvr.good luck

take it to a authorised technician and tell him to either service it or just replace the lens circuit it will work again