I put a double-sided R1 DVD in the tray, closed it, played it and everything was fine. After the movie on that side was over I opened the tray, fliped over the disc, and closed the tray. I got back the "No Disc" message. I opened the tray, left the disc in it, closed the tray, and everything was fine. Can anyone explain this behaviour?
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I don't own a computer. I use free public access ones at my public library.
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Many players have issues with the DVD-18 discs. I've had similar issues with my JVC and Oppo players and the no name combo player I used on vacation in the Condo.
There isn't a fix and that is part of the reason why the "flipper" discs are used very much.Google is your Friend -
Thanks Krispy Kritter!
I normally avoid "flipper" discs like the plague. But I've found that sometimes a "flipper" disc is absolutely all that's available, the only way to get some films on DVD. Hence my buying the "flipper" we're talking about here.I don't own a computer. I use free public access ones at my public library.
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