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  1. does anyone know if the Yamada 8500x region hack is the same code as the Yamada 8400x
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    Hi-I have a Technika DVDR2005 (Tesco)-same as Yamada 8400x. After performing very well for a year, it is now unable to read any disks. I keep getting error message, "No Disk". I've stripped and made it sparkling clean in showroom condition, but no luck. Has anybody had the same problem? How I could get this dream machine back on the road. Any help and hints would be much appreciated.
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  3. Yamada product quality sucks. I think the sweat from the workers gets on the components. I still have a yamada 6100 but none of the front indicators works, the only way I know its on is to open and close the tray. Its ok, but I yearn for something with a bit more quality and reliability.
    How I could get this dream machine back on the road?
    A good throwing arm or a swift boot up the jacksie
    Corned beef is now made to a higher standard than at any time in history.
    The electronic components of the power part adopted a lot of Rubycons.
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    Originally Posted by RabidDog
    Yamada product quality sucks. I think the sweat from the workers gets on the components. I still have a yamada 6100 but none of the front indicators works, the only way I know its on is to open and close the tray. Its ok, but I yearn for something with a bit more quality and reliability.
    How I could get this dream machine back on the road?
    A good throwing arm or a swift boot up the jacksie
    Hi-Thanx a mill for the Yamada feedback.It's almost like these things are designed to self-destruct ffg the guarantee period. Any further ideas as to how I could jump start this beast, or do a hard re-set.By the way, I'm disappointed with DVD players in general - good old fashioned VHS players worked and worked - same with CD players. I wonder what's up with DVD players, and whether it's software worms that keep messing up our viewing pleasure.
    Thnx again
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    Originally Posted by asv123
    It's almost like these things are designed to self-destruct ffg the guarantee period.

    "Your DVD player is going to self-destruct in...10, 9, 8, 7 ,6...Boooom!"
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  6. Bonjour Tomkittenuk, pour répondre à ta question, a number of recorders can be made region free by opening the hidden region menu, try the following;
    1) press set-up
    2) cursor down and sit on "exit"
    3) press the following numbers, 2-9-6-0
    4) choose region 0 and exit

    Bonne chance

    CC
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  7. My impression of yamada is that they are, or will be quite a force in CE, I think they are an chinese company trying to rival the jap/euro companys but are not there yet on user interface or quality.. the prices are good but replacing a unit every two years is not my idea of consumer friendly. I want a good quality unit to last for ten years with a good, usable interface so I will stick to mainstream mfrs from now on.
    Corned beef is now made to a higher standard than at any time in history.
    The electronic components of the power part adopted a lot of Rubycons.
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