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Posted by Stan Jensen on 04/02/06 14:34
I had that problem. All it took was buying a new machine. :(
S
On Sun, 02 Apr 2006 09:55:43 GMT, Nick de Graeve
<nick.degraeve@telenet_DOT_be> wrote:
>I have had for many years a stand-alone DVD player, a Kenwood DVF-5020.
>
>Since recently some newly purchased DVDs get poorly recognized. When I
>put the DVD in the player, the display shows "No Play" and on the screen
>appears "This type of disc cannot be played. Please insert a different
>disc.". If I open and close the tray several times, the disc does get
>accepted.
>It concerns "Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith" and "Back to
>the Future" 4-disc Collectors Edition. With the other DVDs in my
>collection I don't have any problems. The DVD player is Region 2, as are
>all my discs.
>
>I don't think it's a hardware problem, I suspect that my old player
>can't handle a newer copy protection scheme very well.
>
>Anybody with similar problems? Is there a solution? Maybe somebody has a
>theory?
>
>Nick
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