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Posted by Gene E. Bloch on 08/29/06 22:31
On 8/29/2006, Nitram posted this:
> Folks,
>
> Has anyone information on how to reset the Yamada 5320 system which after a
> copied dvd was played, promptly truned off the soudn system on all osund
> ports.
>
> Seems a pity to throw it in the bin and it was a great player.
>
> Thanks Nitram
It could be that the sound system has actually failed, and that it just
happened to occur at the time you were playing the DVD in question. I
say this because I can't imagine how any DVD (other than a firmware
revision DVD) could have this effect.
The kinds of activities that reset DVD players and similar devices are:
Unplug it from the mains for a while, then plug it back in.
Do the above, but hold down a certain button (or buttons)on the front
panel - or the remote - while plugging it back in.
Go into the menus and find where the sound can be turned on or off (or
its volume controlled). This is not really a reset, of course.
If no one who actually *knows* this model comes up with a good answer,
then try Google or the manufacturer's support site.
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Gene E. Bloch (Gino)
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