Hi,
I authored a dvd with a menu that has two audio streams. I wrote some commands to make that once you have entered the film and go back to menu the audio two is played.
In short, when i put the dvd in my standalone for the first time menu plays audio 1, when I go to the film and play menu again, this time is the audio 2 which is played.
The problem is my Pioneer 470 seems to have the memory of an elephant. I press stop button, I switch it off, I eject the tray, no matter what I do the player starts always at last memory point, that's to say with the menu playing audio 2.
I tried the dvd in two other standalones (Samsung, Kiss) and have no problem at all to start a fresh play after switching the player off.
I think my Pioneer has memory for five differents dvds, so one solution is to put five discs for the player to lose its memory.
Anyway, I would appreciate some information about this issue.
How does players last memory work?
Is there a command I could write to avoid this last memory isue?
I thought about writing some precommand in the video manager first play, but it's obvious that players last memory doesn't care about first play.
Thanks in advance.
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Hopefully, Pioneer put a setting switch in player's preferences menu that allows turning Memory off.
Otherwise, you're SOL. That's specific to the player's firmware.
Scott
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