Freezing My GPX DV7500 plays fine for about 30 minutes a then starts freezingmomentarily every minute or so and sometimes stays frozen for a coupleof minutes at a time.

place the key in the ignition and turn on.leave on for ten minutes.once ten minutes is up security light will either flash or go out.then turn off and then on again.repeat 3 times.this is a 30 minute relearn.remember just turn the key to run not start.good luck

sounds like you will need to clean laser, there are cleaners you can buy out of walmart for this. Don't know if they work well, I take mine apart and use soft cloth and alcohol then letting dry, works fine for me.

You mean a GPX DV7500? I can't find the manual. Do YOU have it? Do all the speakers work during setup or on real multichannel sources?

If you're using analog inputs and NOT selecting any of the DSP modes you will hear just stereo.

this is usuall assosiated withe 80010017 error.
which means your blueray drive is faulty.
contact sony or look on ebay for replacement blueray drive.

First, some long winded history and this may not be exactly the same problem you're having but I have an Oppo BDP-83 and I tried 2 different Predators blu-ray discs from Amazon.com, both of which would NOT play the actual movie. I could play the previews and get to the main menu but could not play the movie itself or jump to a scene select, etc. Any option that was selected would completely freeze the player at a black screen and I'd have to hold the power button down for a few seconds to reboot it. I tried it on the most recent Oppo firmware dated May 5th, 2010 AND the beta firmware date August 24th, 2010. Nothing. I read that some people had luck turning BD-Live OFF or disconnecting the player itself entirely from the network or by just waiting it out 5-10 minutes to see if it'd start....nothing worked. I disconnected the ethernet cable, let it stay at that frozen black screen for 30 minutes while I made dinner, fed the kid, etc. The thing that seemed to finally get the 2nd disc to play (1st disc I returned for an exchange via Amazon) was to select the BD Live Extras at the main menu, and download all of the extra previews, etc. After that, the movie played just fine. It could have been a fluke, but hell, I tried everything else and this was the only thing that didn't completely freeze up my player.

You can get a user manual from http://manualfox.com
Just send them a search request.

I guess I have to pay money for a solution, which is not what this website says. The only answer I got was pay money and we'll tell you. Is that true/

it is possible the laser inside is dirt and needs cleaning....but I assume you have done that?

I have Panosonic DVD-Recorder that gets balky sometimes. It works fine if I reset it by unplugging it from the wall and letting it "rest" for a minute or more. I do not know if this applies to a player.

Hi, Open the CD and press return on the remote to reset it back to Interlace mode. Thanks Annarr