If I stop a movie half way through and I turn on the unit later will it start playing the DVD where I left off? Thanks...
317477
I think so. I don't have the DVD player anymore. I bought a blue ray player. You are better off getting a blue ray player because you can play blue rays and DVDs in them. Plus for blue ray the picture is better. Anyway blue rays are becoming more popular.
1672817
I haven't had to use that function yet, but most blu rays do have that function. When you turn the player back on it should ask you to resume or not. Hope this helps you.
2164889
I do not use audio discs in it so I cannot answer the question, I only know that it will fast play and resume with a DVD.
2157817
WTH!My HD DVD players will start at the point where you stop it.Of course since they don't make HD DVD any more because Sony cornered the market on High Definition DVD's we're stuck with their problematic Bluray disc players.And why can't they make a bluray that can also play a HD DVD?Anyway thanks for the feedback Knocker!
2226739
If you push the "stop" button, but don't turn off the machine, it will start from where it left off. If you turn the machine off altogether, it will start the DVD from the beginning.
1261479
Check your dvd player to see if it has an audio sync/delay feature. I've seen some that do to adjust for the audio/video delay via HDMI. I haven't had any audio sync issues, but I'm also using optical audio to a separate stereo.
1845442
I never had to do any of that with mine, thank goodness. I use DVD-R, I burned, I finalized, and they play in my Samsung and my Mac Mini's drive.I had something odd happen the other day, though; a DVD I ordered from Netflix wouldn't play, even after I cleaned it up, but same DVD would play in my computer's drive. It was a foreign film, but I wonder what it was about a commercial disc that would make the Samsung spit it out every time, telling me "please check the disc"? That's the only time that's happened! I wonder if by now it's time to clean the laser.
197014
hit menu button (top left of the remote) and make sure resume is selected and turned on!from then on it starts where it left off upon returning to the vehicle!! (all you need to do is push the power button!it works for me on dvd's, usb and flash media cards! (my son always continues the film where he left of - not an easy feat i have over 60 kids movies on 32GB USB stick -as i don't think DVD's in the car is ideal because of wear and tear exerted on DVD's)
2157815
I have no problems with continuing to play after I stopped the dvd. Your answer is on Page 33 in your instruction manual, and by using the options button on the remote control.
1330793
I tried it - when I stopped playing of DVD, switch off and again switch on (no open of disc) then it started to play when I finished before. It is sufficient reply? Roman
1813183
As long as you STOP the movie first...it will resume; otherwise it will start at the beginning again!
549806
The same thing happens with my 2500 for the Dark Knight - initially it would play until about 2 hours into the movie, then it would start skipping. Now it won't read the disc at all. I'm on the latest firmware and I've tried multiple Dark Knight discs as well. I thought this was limited to this movie only, but the same thing happened again with Max Payne.
2226737
if you actually turn off the power button it restarts the dvd. If you just hit the stop then it will play from where you stopped it but you have to hit play twice.
1769873
YES. If you stop playback, turn off the player or remove the DVD and then put it back in and restart the player it will automatically search last memory playback... AS LONG AS YOU TURN THIS FEATURE "ON" IN THE GENERAL SETUP PAGE DROP DOWN MENU UNDER "LAST MEMORY". The factory default is set to "OFF". And yes, it does work like it was designed to as long as it is turned on.
290342
The movie picks up where you left off. If you turn it off, then it will start over,
1446079
In the main menu, you will find a setting called "Resume" you have to simply turn it on, that way the dvd will pick up where it left off.
447338
Yes you can stop a movie, turn it off, and turn it back on & start where you left off