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Old 15-06-2005, 9:38 PM   #1
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I have already posted this in the Dvd forum but thought it would be better here.I have the above player and today purchased Saving Private Ryan 60th Ann. from Virgin for £5.99.When trying disc 2 no menu was displayed so I took it back and replaced it(I also tried it on the kiddies Pacific Dvd,same prob).Tried the replacement and guess what its the same,disk 1 works fine,disk 2 will play but the menu does not display so its guess work.Again tried it in 2 other dvd players and its the same.But when I tried it in my Philips DVDR75 it fine(and on the Pc).I messed with the Pio options but no joy.
Can someone put me right,Im not the best with this stuff.

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Old 15-06-2005, 9:51 PM   #2
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Very rarely you get some DVDs which are incompatible with certain players. Pioneers are generally very good from this point of view but my last Pioneer (444) had trouble with a couple of my DVDs.

One was The Whole Ten Yards (R1), like your SPR disc, it would play but the menu screen was totally black and I had to "blindly" guess what options I was selecting on the menu!
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Is it down to the individual disc then or this this particular pressing and how come it works fine in my w***y Philips,most other things dont.
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It's just certain discs from my experience. Out of my 400+ DVDs I had about 5 that didn't work 100% on my Pio 444 (the movies played but some of the extras wouldn't, except for the Whole Ten Yards disc problem I stated above). I now have a new Panny DVD player and all of those 5 problem discs work fine on the new Panny.

It is rare for a Pioneer to not like a particular disc but the odd one comes along now and again.
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Old 15-06-2005, 11:02 PM   #5
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I suppose for £6 I can live with it and guess the bonus features,at least the movie is ok.
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Do you have the latest firmware installed? as I am told this can make a difference, it did with my 470 as before it took a good 3 mintues to get Star Wars Episode 2 to load but now it takes just under a minute, still not great but better than before.
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Old 20-06-2005, 5:24 PM   #7
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how do I check which firmware I have?
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I think you select the home menu and then press display.
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Old 20-06-2005, 5:38 PM   #9
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Sorted matey,I have version 2.09 is this the latest?
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Yep that is the latest.
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