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after being on the root menu after a certain amount of time.Especially on the HD BD players where it would really suck to find out you accidently left a disc in for a few days and have all your optics burned out.
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Has this been a problem? Playback lasers are very weak.Originally Posted by BirdDaddie
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the drive optics are whats being burned out not the disc being damaged
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Far too goddamn old now
- Jan 2003
- Soul sucking suburbia! But a different part since I last logged on.
it doesn't seem to have affected my normal DVD player to be left on for a few days at a time (no standby mode, careless family). it's probably designed for a few years of continual use, let alone days.. don't worry about it.
also... I'LL .. RIP .. OUT .. YOUR ...*OPTICS*!!!!
i couldn't resist-= She sez there's ants in the carpet, dirty little monsters! =-
Back after a long time away, mainly because I now need to start making up vidcapped DVDRs for work and I haven't a clue where to start any more! -
I've had five players that have had their optics burned out because of this(DVD players)
the problem is that they get left on the root menu for a few days then the drive fails to read any disc,the drive spins up ok but the disc won't play.
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