If you cut the player off in the middle of a movie, will it go back to the first of the movie or pick up where you cut the DVD Player off?
1288839
Haven't had to face that challenge, yet. Sorry I can't be of more assistance.
1288840
If you mean when you turn off the player, yes, however you have a 4 hr. battery so just pause it and go back later. Oh, and the fast forward works really well (fast!) so you have that option also. Hope I answered your question.
1288841
It goes back to where you were when you stopped it ! Which I love ... If you press stop twice then it goes back to the beginning .
1288842
Hi Peggy - If you press the stop only once it will continue with the movie, if you press it twice then it starts from the beginning. If you turn off the player obviously it will start from the beginning again. Hope I have answered your question.
1288843
The DVD will restart from current point as long as you do not remove the disc from the player.
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.
29229
Yes, it will remember where you left off when you switch discs. This is usually a standard feature in DVD changers. My particular model is a Sony, but I'd be willing to bet that the Onkyo will do the same thing.
290341
Jenny: This is the 4th one of this type of DVD player I have purchased. We have never used ours while traveling, but if you power down, which I would assume you are doing, no they do not pick up where they left off. So we only use the scene selection to find as close to the scene where we left off when we go back to watching the movie. I hope this helps. They are very durable and very easy to use. The pink one I purchased for my granddaughter, I have a black one like it for me and a slightly larger one my husband uses in his "man cave" LOL. I also had one for several years, before it went bad where you plug in the charger. That is the only one we have had problems with and it had MANY hours use before this became an issue. Cindy
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.
1672602
Yes, this unit has a "hold" switch you can click on to keep your place during interruptions. I think it can resume playing movies at the same point where you left off even if you don't click on hold, but I'm not sure if it can with TV episodes on DVD.
290342
The movie picks up where you left off. If you turn it off, then it will start over,
1748160
While I consider the lack of "resume play" to be inconvenient, I wouldn't call it a "major flaw". A major flaw is when the player won't play the movie, fails to read audio or shuts off in the middle of a movie.
1711910
If you press the stop button to turn off the machine, it will resume at the point where it stopped. If you open the case to replace the batteries or for any other reason--even after pressing stop--play will resume at the beginning of the disc.
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.
488173
No, Paul, you are not the only to have to do this. In addition, because my remote is intermittant, sometimes I have to get up and press PLAY on the player. I tried another Sony DVD remote, it worked but had the same problems so I believe it's the player that's at fault. It's still a great player for the $30 I paid for it. Great picture quality, features, and plays scratched DVDs!!!! All the best.
684414
Yes, press Stop button then press Menu button as soon as the DVD loads. I think it's called Direct Play feature.
1013320
The player has a pause button on it and you can pause as long as you like but if you hit the stop button and turn the machine off - hoping to resume it will go back to the beginning. No resume button.
1573844
I am not a high tech person. Not sure what you mean by that function. But if it remembering where you are if you stop watching the dvd to return later, then I don't think so. But I just hit the "pause/step" button, turn off the tv. I leave the dvd player on, though. When I want to watch the rest of the dvd I just turn on the tv (channel 3, and then go to the dvd setting, if I moved it out of that to watch the regular tv) and hit play. It starts up. I even think if I turn off the dvd player, it still starts where I stopped it (not completely sure). Linda
953909
Yes, it picks up where you left when you turn it back on and press play. This is a feature that can be turned off if you'd like as well.
1196025
Try to pause the DVD instead of using the stop button when you plan to return to a DVD. Then turn it off. Stopping tells the player you're done, pause tells it you'll be back.
1153060
It plays discs fine. However I did have a problem to where I tried playing a DVD and it was picking it up. Like It was acting like there was nothing in it. Now streaming from Netflix is the biggest problem. It will shut off in the middle of your show or movie and cut off at the end of each show. I've been through 2 and I don't recommend it.