does this label cause the disc to get stuck in the player?
1499254
so far I have had no problems with it getting stuck...just make sure you have no edges that are lifting..
1499255
I have had no CDs or DVDs stick in the player. If you're asking about a car stereo, a couple of CDs I burned for my son about 6 yrs ago had sticking problems but they were from a different manufacturer (Fellows). My experience with these is that there is essentially NO WAY to remove them. Major adhesive bonding, so I would not expect them to stick - especially in a hot car. (I live in Vegas)Makes certain that you place them correctly BEFORE applying - there is no way to reposition!
1499256
I have never experienced any part of a label lifting from the disc. If you are afraid that the label will make the disc too thick, that is not a problem at all.
1905985
Mine is playing having the same problem intermittently. Some play and some don't. My husband, the engineer, suggests cleaning the lens that reads the disc, as over time it may become dirty. He would use rubbing alcohol on a Q-tip. We have not yet tried this, but if it works, it's a cheap solution.
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Hi Ryan, I don't keep the labels on the DVDs. I buy the cheapest. What I have lately is not HP brand. The way to determine is to look for a display that shows the disk from top to bottom. That's what I try to do. Mine are all the way but don't know the brand. Rita
653530
No. You need to manually label the discs with either a printer, sticker press, sharpie marker or lightscribe/labelflash depending on the type or disc you are using. This product only deals with the reading and writing of the data side of a disc.
919111
The sorting of files/folders was also discussed with customer service at KDLinks. I pointed this out to them and they claim that they will address it in a future firmware upgrade. I also pointed out that each time a new dvd .iso file is played, the Subtitle function seems to be "On" by default and it was suggested that they default subtitling to "Off". Hope this helps.
1810970
If you have the correct label paper such as Avery. I print file labels all the time using Avery labels. I think one of the engineers prints CD & DVD labels.
89849
Yep...The same thing happened to me. I sent it back, bought another one and it happened again. The last one I ordered from Amazon which I never received from Amazon so I took that as a sign to find another player. Any suggestions?
1973177
You are right, it is linked to the BD-Live option, but if you reset of inactivate BD-Live, it goes away. I have 2 player, the BDT215 and BD85K and I have no issues till date. The freezing, pixelating issue seems to be a disc issue. Some players can play slighly imperfect disc better. But this is possibly the best player on market currently.
610945
Like many dvd players, if you press the eject button two or more times before the player initiates the eject mechanism, it freezes and keeps the door closed. Usually this only happens for a few seconds and then it releases again and you're able to eject the disc. (It happened to me once) If it still is frozen and unable to eject even after a few minutes, usually unplugging it, waiting 15-30 seconds and plugging it back in will allow you to then eject the disc. (had that happen with my old Sony dvd player)
112618
you may have to delete one of the programs from the finalizing process! you may have noticed there are 2 ways to put stuff on the dvd, one way is more automated, the other lets you take more control. one you go from the program list and add them, the other you choose in settings to make a disc, that is the better way. best wishes
923465
I have had the same experience with other players. It is part of the copy protection to not allow files to be saved to external drives.
630439
Good Morning Margaret, It is likely that you are placing a CD into the player upside down and getting the Error Message. Try placing a CD rightside up and then try it. Hope this helps. Marion.
1269770
In my car it's fine. I would assume yours is the same. If you try to eject the disk while it's in, the player is smart enough to feel the resistance and stop.
1784506
You have to put the disc in the drive to play. Hope this will help you. Harold
41700
Not that I've found. I'm just putting the master discs in the front of the box. Also, put the box on a sturdy shelf. If it is on the floor it tips over every time I move. We are talking about a truly horrible design flaw. It is sturdy tucked away on a shelf and is never touched.
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Thank you. The problems occurred with Netflix discs. Did not have any problems with purchased Seinfield DVDs (I purchased the boxed set from Amazon). I guess I'll clean the Netflix discs before watching. Though-I did not have problems when I played the stuck Netflix DVD (not Blu), on my Sony DVD player. Maybe the DVD player is less sensitive than my Blu-Rayplayer.
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Well The key is not on the dvd its self. It should be on the case that the dvd is in. Did you buy it used or new? Look in all the packaging.