does the movie pick up where it left off when the unit is powered down?
1672601
Yes, we use it in the car when we stop some place we shut it off and when we return, turn it back on it starts where it left off. Hope that helps.
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.
583708
I have had these for two years, and it is my experience that when you turn the car on, after turning it off during a movie, *after a certain point* on your disk, it plays from that point. (about 5 mins into the movie, past the previews?) BUT, if you open the disk unit, it will always reset.
387711
it will pick back up where left off but only plays one movie on both screens.
1575536
Yes it does. When you power up one of the options presented is to continue the last tune played.
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.
2114125
Only if you press pause and later hit play. The off switch will force you to have fast forward to find where you stopped viewing.
5798
Wade - if you are referring to the power down due to audio inactivity, yes, they do have that. But to tell you the truth, this has not been an issue with me at all. I use them quite frequently for videos, music etc and I haven't even noticed that it has come into play. I actually prefer this mode, as I don't have to power the units down when I walk away. And when I return, they automatically power themselves up.Hope this helps.
387710
No on the first question it starts from the beginning if you remove power otherwise you can pause it.if you keep the power on to the devices Question 2 no it only has one DVD reader and it drives the second one via a Com cable
521693
Yes, when you power down the device, and then power it up again, it starts playing at the same position that you stopped it.
924828
No. It'll record a few hours worth of stuff. But when the film gets full, it'll start recycling from the beginning of the video. So the most recent recordings you do not lose.
971141
Whenever the unit gains power back it defaults to a power on state, which if memory serves right just turns on the last built in macro of the unit that you were using the last time it got powered off. Hope this helps.
18635
No, turning the unit off will clear the memory. When it is powered on again, the unit resets to begin playback from the first track.
424405
Mine always picks up where it left off. Only way I can get the thing to restart is by unplugging it and plugging it back in.
2152267
Yes. If it is not plugged into the power source the screen automatically turns off and the sound remains. I believe there is also a way of turning off the screen if it is plugged in but I do not know as we do not do that.
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.
588713
Yes it can resume and like R. Marshall said it does depend on the movie(way blu ray was encoded). For the most part though it will resume. I believe this is also the case with all blu ray players now.
1584963
Change your setup, as suggested by others. Ours has never turned off unexpectedly, and we've sat through many many hours of movies using it.