Insignia NS-BDVD says NO SD when I insert a DVD to play. Has worked perfectly in recent history. What does NO SD mean?

Please take it to a repairs shop.

This Blu-ray player will not read HD (high density) DVDs. The format is not the same as a blu-ray. You would need an HD DVD player. (if you can find one - they are rare.) If you are having trouble reading specific Blu-ray discs, you should check if there is a firmware update for the unit on the Insignia site. Start at http://insigniaproducts.com/ and look for downloads for the NS-WBRDVD2.

The NS-WBRDVD2 reads Blu-rays, DVD-ROM, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD+R, CD-R, CDDA (audio CDs), CD-RW, MP3, MPEG4, JPEG. Discs burned on DVD recorders/computers must be finalized to be played on the unit.


The manual for the unit is available from Insignia here: http://insigniaproducts.com/cms/documents/NS-WBRDVD2-WBRDVD2-CA_10-0745_WEB_ENG_V4_Final%20lr.pdf .

I hope this helps.

Cindy Wells

If you are referring to "new" meaning recent releases, there was a change in the DRM and authoring scheme that was created by the releasing publishers. Several Blu-Ray players are having issues with this and solutions are being rolled out as quickly as possible.

The Insignia Blu-Ray players have solutions available as firmware updates on:
www.insigniaproducts.com

Search by your model number and download the latest firmware to a USB stick, insert into the player, follow the instructions, and you should be good to go. you should also receive updated applications like Netflix and Pandora.

Hope this helps.

Try to run a disc cleaner in it first then if that doesnt help you may have a non repairable condition as ther is no repair places for these things. You can also try a different DVD and see if that makes a difference, a store bought DVD just to confirm things arent working properly..

hi... the problem might be in ur dvd... If ur dvd is perfect and u found that ur player has some problem means the best solution is that to clean up ur dvd player lense which plays a vital role in reading ur dvd when u insert into it...For cleaning up ur lense all u need is a lense cleaner dvd available in electronic shops.. u can purchase it and play that dvd as normal one.. ur problem will get solved..

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On the Insignia remote control:

- press power on
- Open disk tray
- click set up button
- click the arrow button pointing left
- press enter
- click the arrow button pointing up
- press enter
- press enter again

I got this off of a website yesterday evening and figured I'd give it a try. Well, it worked. The screen went back to it's original state and the PSAN error (in the middle of the screen) disappeared.

You may have missed a step in the procedure try this one. This information was found on the following website http://www.videohelp.com/dvdhacks/insignia-ns-7dpdvd/8394 It is dated as working on 01-08-08. I hope this information help you with your problem. 1.- Power on with no DVD inside the player; 2.- Press open on the DVD player; 3.- Press Menu button on DVD (or SETUP on remote control), (you see General Setup Page on the screen); 4.- Press the right key 3 times to select the Preference Page; 5.- On the remote control press 9653; 6.- Use the up and down key to select the Region, Select 0 for all regions; 7.- Press Enter. (This works with NS-7PDVD and NS-8PDVD)

If it has always done this, then there might be a problem with the speaker board or the hedphone hack (the headphone ports are designed to disconnect the speakers when a plug is inserted).

If this is a recent development, try shooting some canned air into the headphone jacks and see if it doesn't free up the contacts.

I found a fix to my problem. This worked for me.
1) Power On.
2) Without a disc inside of the DVD player and using the remote control, press the setup button.
3) Press the right key on the remote 3 times and the preference page will appear.
4) Press 9653.
5) Use the up and down keys to select the Region.
6) Select 0 for all regions. 0 might look like a box.
7) Press the enter button.
8) Insert DVD.
9) If it works for you, then you're very welcome.

There is a switch on the side of the DVD player that reads "in / out".  Switch it to out and you should get the blue screen back.  It's a strange set up but this is how it works.