Does this DVD player have a "repeat" function? Thanks.
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I'm confused... The specs on this page and in the downloadable user manual both say it has repeat...That's the main thing I need on a portable DVD player and why I was considering this one....However, it doesn't go into detail about the repeat, is it repeat for title, chapter, A-B, or all three?I need the A-B repeatWhat gives?
587125
Hi Booker , yes this is right. All the DVD-R's can be only used once. If you want to re use the disks, Buy DVD-RW which can be used multiple times.
1118601
It has a repeat function button on the console, you can repeat just one track or the entire disc
1834269
Yes. A single track can repeat. An entire disc can repeat. Or all the discs in the changer can repeat.
2228806
Yes it does. Under the system section, music settings, then the repeat mode and there you have the choice of repeat mode, shuffle mode, or EQ select.
108498
EagleI appears to have the correct answer, although I have not actually tried it. I do not think you can set it prior to playing the DVD, I think you may have to hit PLAY first and then change the REPEAT option to DISC while it is playing... have not read the instructions yet....
352665
Apparently, it does not repeat the full disk. The repeat menu on my previous Samsung player, the DVD-1089P9, offered repeat chapter, title, disc -- and A-B also, I think (from one designated point to another), The C-500's repeat menu only offers chapter, title, and A-B. If there is a way to repeat the whole disc, I haven't found it, and if there is such a way, I don't know why it wouldn't be on the menu, as with previous model.
676510
I believe that it does, but I have not used this feature yet. The instruction manual states: "To repeat the tracks, press the REP key until the Repeat indicator lights steadly. The player will replay all tracks on the CD until play is stopped."
2164888
I know I can play any DVD on 1/4 fast forward and still hear the dialogue. Very useful for watching Les Miserables ;) Multi-disc resume? Do you mean that the player "bookmarks" the last scene viewed even if you've loaded and watched 3 or 4 more movies afterwards? If so, then, yes.
913305
Yes....on the remote go to play mode & cycle through your choices...one choice is repeat track.
352737
I"ve been wondering the same thing. According to the manual, it has a resume function. I bought 2 of the 570 players 2 weeks ago and haven't been able to resume playback on any bluray yet. They all start playing from the beginning of the disc. Don't know if it's the way I have it setup or if it just isn't available.
42672
No, I believe it only plays them in the order that you have them on your storage device (card, thumbdrive). That has been my experience.
852209
I did purchase this DVD player a few months ago, used it twice and on the third attempt it ceased to operate. As I had it for a few months, saved the original box but had stupidly disposed of the receipt and rather than going through a lot of uneccesary changes threw the inoperable DVD player in the garbage. But to get your question answered properly, I would suggest that you ask someone who is electronically educated. Sorry, I could not help you.
1499436
Yes, it has. You can set that in the play mode menu to repeat the entire recording (loop type). Also you can set specific start ('A') and finish ('B') points to repeat, if you would like so.
1248489
Yes it does. Go to Video Playback Options -&gt; Play Mode -&gt; there are Shuffle and Repeat all and Repeat One options available. Here is the link to the manual of the device. www.wdc.com/wdproducts/library/UM/ENG/4779-705073.pdf Go to page 52 you will find the details related to it.
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The remote control has a Subtitle and a Repeat & a Repeat A-B button on it, I have not used the "repeat" nor the "repeat A-B buttons", so I don't know if it means "replay". I hope this info helps.
588710
It will ask you if you want to resume where you left off when you restart the player - at least it did for the Twilight movie we were watching. But note, I did not remove the disc from the player. If it does not, it is due to how the DVD/Blu-Ray was formatted from the factory, not an issue with the player itself.