How do you know when to move on to the next DVD? Is there a set time for each of them or is there another way?
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You are suppose to work with each DVD for 2 weeks each. Should you feel that you can advance sooner, you can. It would only benefit you to.
1112391
There is a timetable you follow. Personally I wouldn't recommend this one, though, it's an incredibly boring workout in my opinion, but of course you might feel differently from me. Anyway, you just follow the schedule and you'll be fine. Good luck :-)
1112392
When the first DVD gets boring or too easy, it is time to do another routine. Have fun.
1112393
I can't remember exactly but I believe it comes with a schedule. 2 weeks on each dvd is what's recommended I think, but you can move up according to your own fitness level.
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It appears to be an automatic thing. I have played UK and US region DVDs with no effort on my part.
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It depends completely upon the DVD you are trying to play in a loop! You can set the "loop" function, but roughly half of the DVDs in our (large) collection just go to the end of the first play and stop, ignoring the "loop" or "repeat" setting. That's the reality, despite what some will say below. And it doesn't depend on the DVD manufacturer, either. Believe me, my wife and I have tried for a few years to get DVDs to play in a loop, and it is NOT a reliable feature with some DVDs. We separate the "will loop" and "won't loop" on the shelf next to the TV, if we want to leave something playing on and on. Luckily, a few of our favorite movies loop forever (unless there's a power failure)! It depends completely upon the DVD you are trying to play in a loop! You can set the "loop" function, but roughly half of the DVDs in our (large) collection just go to the end of the first play and stop, ignoring the "loop" or "repeat" setting. That's the reality, despite what some will say below. And it doesn't depend on the DVD manufacturer, either. Believe me, my wife and I have tried for a few years to get DVDs to play in a loop, and it is NOT a reliable feature with some DVDs. We separate the "will loop" and "won't loop" on the shelf... » Read More It depends completely upon the DVD you are trying to play in a loop! You can set the "loop" function, but roughly half of the DVDs in our (large) collection just go to the end of the first play and stop, ignoring the "loop" or "repeat" setting. That's the reality, despite what some will say below. And it doesn't depend on the DVD manufacturer, either. Believe me, my wife and I have tried for a few years to get DVDs to play in a loop, and it is NOT a reliable feature with some DVDs. We separate the "will loop" and "won't loop" on the shelf next to the TV, if we want to leave something playing on and on. Luckily, a few of our favorite movies loop forever (unless there's a power failure)! « Show Less
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I google'd the manual and don't see where the DVD advances to the next disc unless you have the remote to click to the next disc which is "disc skip"
936909
Nope, just slide the DVD in and hit the play botton...Nice little set.Good Luck,
204414
It depends on which model you buy. The one I've got burns 7 at one time. It will tell you how many DVDs the unit will burn in the deception.
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Yes you can. You may need to spend more time on the first DVD over and over till you feel comfortable. (the one that teaches you the steps slowly). But after that as long as you don't have any issues with getting your heart rate up you should be fine.
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yes, I've watched Law and Order: UK series one through six (the European region) and it starts up where I leave off. It does show a forward symbol to push if you want to start from the beginning, but I don't usually do that. I'm techno-challenged to say the least and this DVD player is awesome...just hooked up color coded cables and pushed play!!
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Yes, you can fast forward to any specific stage of the workout as soon as the DVD starts by using the remote control. Not sure if this also works when you use the buttons on the player itself, since I never use those controls.
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Hey Michael. Thank you very much for your time and input. I think the thing to do is go out and try to rent the DVD and check it out. Seems to be the only option at this point. Thanks again!
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as with any other drive, you have the option to change the region. However you have a limited lifetime numbers of changes (4). Thus, once you change it, you can't just go back and forth. There is some software to circumvent this issue (slysoft anydvd and others) and play any region DVD. see more here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/DVD_region_code#Computer_DVD_drives
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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....
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It can be set up to play either one or two dvds at a time. The menu used to select this option is not exactly user friendly, but my 14 year old granddaughter had no problems figuring out how to make the changes from one DVD to two or how the sound is played, either headphones or speakers for each player. There are several options in hoe to play the DVDs, but the manual was written by a Chinese speaker who doesn't speak or understand English, so the translation would be almost humourous if you didn't really need to understand what they are trying to say.
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Darlene: You've probably already figured it out by now, but I'm going to post this reply for anyone else who may be having the same problem. While in DVD mode (the green light above "DVD" is lit up, push the "Rec Mode" button on your remote control. It is the button just to the left of the red "Record" button. Each time you press that a new record speed will appear on your screen. It cycles through each one and then goes back to the beginning and will even tell you how many minutes you have left on that disc to record with at that speed.
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It depends on the length of video on each tape really. I have put video from several tapes onto one DVD for my mom. After you finish recording the first tape, take it out, put second one in, and start the DVD record again per the instructions in the manual. FYI, the manual is very well written and covers all this in great detail.
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I just counted it and it is 11 DVD 's. You can order the extra 3 for the more intensive workout.
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Try dvdfab you can try it for 30 days just select dvd to mobile and choices of mobile devices are shown. then select either the zune device or the pvp, either works good on archos. Usually after you've selected a device it starts to set everything up for you. Just make sure you uncheck english in the subpicture area, that should be on your right you don't need that to be checked. With this program you need to download the dvd onto your computer then drag and drop it into the video folder on the archos. If you go to that folder you'll see the type of video is acceptable such as wmv, wma or avi to name a few. If you look up your archos info that will tell you too. If you haven't received help by now I hope this helps you. Remember if you don't want the movies on your computer permanently you can always delete after dragging and dropping into you archos video folder. The time for the movie to your computer depends on your computer, however 2-1.2 hours or a little over that is usually the norm. If you've found something easier please feel free to share.