Does it remember where you last stopped the DVD and is it easy to set up? Lastly how is the remote control?
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Very easy to setup and it does remember where you stopped the DVD. The remote control has been excellent. I am very satisfied with the DVD player and have not had any problems. I have British DVD's and it plays them flawlessly.
1792772
Yes. Easy to set up and continue watching episodes. No complaints. Remote control is basic/cheap but works well.
92570
I had the "sudden stop" happen a couple of times. I had been using the "power off" button on the remote, thinking that doing this forced a "hard reboot"; it would restart the unit but didn't fix the problem. Now I use the power button on the back of the unit to turn it off after I've finished watching something and turn it back on using the same button; I have not had the "video stop problem" since.
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hit menu button (top left of the remote) and make sure resume is selected and turned on!from then on it starts where it left off upon returning to the vehicle!! (all you need to do is push the power button!it works for me on dvd's, usb and flash media cards! (my son always continues the film where he left of - not an easy feat i have over 60 kids movies on 32GB USB stick -as i don't think DVD's in the car is ideal because of wear and tear exerted on DVD's)
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Don't know about remote problems, but the unit I had locked up regularly and I had to unplug it for a minute or so and then plug it back in to reboot. Then it would usually work okay for a while. As soon as the warranty expired, it quit playing DVDs so I got a new one (different brand) that doesn't have so many problems.
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Well since I am not a IT specialist all I can say is that it comes with a cord that sticks into an outlet at the back of the DVD player and the other side plugs into the wall outlet. I've had this DVD player for about 3 years for my grandkids. It still works for us.
513819
It's A Good DVD Player... Philips Have Good DVD Players... I Recommend Joe Haven't Had Any Problems With Mine
914614
If you turn it off in the middle of a DVD and then turn it back on the screen will ask you if you want to resume from where you left off or start from the beginning. You have a choice. - Mike
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Yes, it will remember where you left off when you switch discs. This is usually a standard feature in DVD changers. My particular model is a Sony, but I'd be willing to bet that the Onkyo will do the same thing.
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Really simple mind HERE....so is there a DVD in it that you can take out and review daily and reinstall? I need a new system...using old tv with vcr..so I can rewind and watch the next day for camera in the back.... could someone kinds give me the simple way this works? Also can you hook to your TV and watch real time?
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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
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Yes. I have had this for many years now and recorded over 350 dvds. The only thing I had to do was get a new remote from Ebay. I hope you enjoy this as much as I have.
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Hello again, Rhonda. I told you that there was not a remote control. Since I don't use a remote, I had forgotten about the remote and put it away with the instruction booklet. There is a nice remote control with 32 buttons. I hope my earlier reply didn't cause you to decide against this well made dvd player. Sorry for the confusion. I am usually more careful when I respond to questions about products.
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Well you don't "record over" on a dvd recorder (it's not like video tape). You can press the "top menu" button on the remote. Then you delete an existing recording to make more room for new recordings.
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I tried STOP STOP MENU after seeing your question. It worked for some DVD's, but not most.
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Yes, the headrest dvd players have the "resume" feature built in, it can be turned on and off through the main menu.
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I tried it - when I stopped playing of DVD, switch off and again switch on (no open of disc) then it started to play when I finished before. It is sufficient reply? Roman
197015
Agree with previous response, yes it does turn off, I think its a design flaw, hopefully they will make newer version which will have some battery backup to cover moments like starting the car. But it does restart where it was, I did not have to do anything, not so for game DVDs, but movies yes.