Does this model have a way to save the position if you don't finish a movie in one night?
1672816
This model does have a memory and will save the position after being turned off.
1672817
I haven't had to use that function yet, but most blu rays do have that function. When you turn the player back on it should ask you to resume or not. Hope this helps you.
1672818
Depends online service some offer this others don't. Blurays do haven't tried on DVD but I would assume so.
1672819
To clarify, yes, it will automatically save the position if you are just playing a DVD. Alternatively, if you are streaming from Netflix and return the next day to watch a partly-viewed movie from the "Recently viewed" queue, then Netflix gives you the option of either resuming from your last position or starting the movie over. The SONY handles either way just fine.
1672820
Yes. It will remember your place as long as you don't remove the disc from the device.
1672821
Mine didn't...watching a movie tonight. Paused it to take care of a few things. Movie reset itslef to main screen. That has happened to us a LOT!
1672822
Yes it can save position in the movie. I have done it while streaming from amazon so I don't know if amazone video is saving the location or if the DVD player is. I suspect it is amazon. I hope this helps
1672823
Yes, the default action is for the movie to resume where you left off the night before.
1431322
Yes, It is an option (Not so conventional as other TV's), on the left circle control (the one with the optic mouse button) is the Menu button, press that and then select Last. That's the to do what you want.
607439
NO, that is one thing that I do not like. In fact if you put it on PAUSE, while on battery it will shut off after 10 minutes and you LOSE your place! IF it is plugged in to external power and you leave it turned on then it saves your place. Also to return to your place is difficult! You have a 'Fast Forward' and a 'Rewind' button - the rewind is VERY fast, almost too fast. However, if you lose your place and have to start OVER from the beginning the 'Fast Forward' is VERY SLOW!!! Other than THIS I really like this MP3 player, and the battery last FOREVER, many hours.
899355
I think its a timing situation - basically, this doesn't feel like a feature more like a loophole (one which will be gladly exploited; I don't bootleg movies, I get it that its serious, and I don't need it forced, I mean, vcr's had FF>>). I may incorrect again, but then I'm guessing I'm still doing it wrong :-/
1748157
It is possible they could later add the feature and use the SD card to hold the time flags for where you were in a movie. I think it's difficult with Blu-Ray because there is A LOT of data for it to jump through. Why would you want to take a movie out, watch something else, and then later put it back in and finish it????
1142175
There is a six hour mode, but you lose quality at that level. I prefer to record at no more than three hours for videos I plan to keep and replay more than once.
937139
Al, sorry for the delay - I did some testing and they disappear when you speed up or slow the movie down.
333890
Yes, you can set up the 'screensaver' to turn of the display at a 3 minute minimum - goes completely dark except for the small red led that indicates recording. It is a bit distracting at night with the display on, so it's nice to have the screen go dark after the first 3 minutes.
1180109
That makes sense..... I've just always rendered my movies with 3 minute chapter points. It appears that this user is using each clip as a chapter marker. They could divide the clips into catagories creating a title for each and that would bring down the chapter count allowing the app to burn the DVD.
610915
Yes. In XBMC, for movies, LEFT=back 30 sec, RIGHT=forward 30 sec, UP=fwd 10 min... and I assume down = back 10 min but I don't think I ever tried that! For shorter content (like music videos) 30 sec is replaced by 5 or 10 seconds. (I believe the app dictates these times.)
962486
Yes, but... In move mode mirror is lifted up. If you press photo capture button, camera will lower mirror, adjust focus and exposure, lift up mirror back and finally capture image...then will continue roll your movie. It will make about 1-2 second gap in move sequence (kind of disappointing). You dont have to switch modes.
944230
Not sure exactly. There is a phone app in general. And I thought there was a feature that you could set it to auto record for 15-30 seconds after motion was detected.
1274948
Most of the time I fall asleep watching a movie using the DVD player, so I couldn't tell if it had one. All kidding aside, no it does not have a timer on it. The unit uses so little energy it wouldn't matter if it stayed on for a few days. It is a very good player that is not area code sensitive, it plays ALL cd's and dvd's and that is a rare find in players. Hope this helped you......zzzzzzzzzzzzzz (see what I mean).
1785279
Yes and I always use it. There may be a few things here or there where it's not available but I have yet to find a show or movie that didn't have it. I just leave tho cc option on all the time .
109354
you can just let it run. you can set the memory settings to record till memory is full or overwrite oldest video first.
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.
1296841
Yes, right now all I do is play the same movie on 2 screens. If one of my kids falls asleep, I just turn his screen off & the other screen continues to play. It was a great buy!!!