See my post of Nov 15 2005
SOURCE: dvd player died
Did you check the fuse in the power supply? You have to open the box and its very easy to get to. DS
SOURCE: DVD - S520 Player stuck on initialize
please check you TV color system. you are not using the right color frequency. if your TV has got an auto color region select then set it to auto. otherwise, select the TV color mode until you get the right color frequency
SOURCE: Sony rdr-hxd710 dvd/hdd recorder stuck on welcome.
Set your Television to the corresponding input line. If you have the DVD recorder connected to your television input 1 line. Set your television to input 1 line. The recorder is just waiting for your command to set your time and area ...etc.
SOURCE: My Yamaha S-30 dvd player will no longer play any discs
it sounds like the unit needs its dvd loader or laser ***'y replaced. try cleaning the laser with a soft cotton bud first, if that doesnt work, replace thae loader assy.
SOURCE: I purchased a Toshiba D KVR20 DVD/VHS recorder
Turn the unit over. It should be directly under the DVD unit. There is usually a red warning tag attached to it.
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Locate the CD-ROM drive door on your computer. The location of the drive depends on the computer you have. You will see a small rectangular button on the door.
Press the button and the drive door should slightly open. Lightly pull the door open and insert the blank DVD-RW disc into the drive. Close the drive door and wait for the computer to detect the disc, which will trigger an "Auto Play" screen to flash on the desktop's taskbar. The screen will prompt you to choose an action you'd like to perform for the disc.
Click "Burn Files to Disc: Using Windows." This link will redirect you to your Windows Explorer disc burning application. You will be prompted to enter a title for the disc.
Enter the title of your choice in the form and click "Next." The last screen will ask if you'd like to continue with the formatting; click "Yes" to continue. The "Elapsed Time" screen will appear indicating how long the process will take. When the process is complete, another screen will automatically appear indicating the formatting process is complete.
Click "OK" to continue. Your Windows Explorer panel will appear. In the upper-left corner of the panel, you will see a horizontal menu bar with different options for the disc. Now your disc is formatted and you can begin burning files to your disc.
Have a nice Day,
Concerned.
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