Player freezes - JVC XV-S30 DVD Player

Same problem here. BP620 freezes up randomly. I have to unplag and wait. Then it freezes up again as the film progresses. I did a factory rollback and disabled wifi. Things are working much better. Very Strange ! I will call LG tomorrow and will return this BlueRay player if they don't have a fix on this problem.

The problem is in the laser pickup assembly, the stepper rail motor that has attached worm gear cracks or flattens out causing the laser pickup to jam and the picture to freeze, in order to fix this the whole assembly most be replaced, but this would not be cost effective to do so, far cheaper to replace player.

Once the unit freezes up what you can do is put a paper clip into the tiny hole located on the unit. This will reset the the player and then try to use it again. You can check the Memorex web site to see if there is firmware update for that unit so you can upgrade it. This might also help the player to stop freezing up.

Hi,

what makes an mp3 player freezes, is when you put oo much song in the mp3 player and the memory size of the mp3 player is not too large to carry all the songs you put inside the mp3 player.Or you installed an applications too large for it to carry,

So you can heck and delete some data inside to stop it from freezing again. Or if it has a space for external memory to put more data in it you can transfer some of the data into it to stop the freezing.

Take care.

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1. Gently push the end of a thin object (such as a pin or straightened paperclip) into the Reset hole.
   The reset button for your player is located at the bottom of the player, to the left of the sync adapter port.
   
   
   


2. Refer to the article below to access the recovery mode and perform a Clean Up.
   
   SID 64088: Accessing the Recovery/Rescue Mode of your Player
   
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   1. Clean Up scans a player\'s hard disk/memory card and removes any invalid links from the music library. It does not affect the working music files at all. It is recommended that you perform "Clean Up" first before formatting or reloading the player\'s firmware.
      
      
      
   
   
   2. It is advisable for you to clean up your player regularly if you are frequently transferring files from you computer to your player or vice versa.

Last updated: June 16th, 2009

you might be overloading it

Mp3 players may freeze at one time or another, but some players seem to freeze over and over again.  Trying to do too much at one time may tax an mp3 player’s resources, and will cause the occasional freeze.  In these cases, simply resetting your mp3 player will resolve the issue.  Too many people online seem to think that it is a good idea to leave the mp3 player running until the battery runs out – this is a common misperception and a bad idea.  In reality, the user’s manual for your mp3 player (available most of the time from the manufacturer’s website) will tell you how to reset your player.  But, if you have to reset your player every single time you use it, then you are experiencing a definite problem.  If resetting fails to resolve the issue, it is time to check the company’s website for a firmware upgrade.  WARNING: Firmware upgrades will erase all of the songs off your player – back up all files first by transferring them to your PC Philips’ Go Gear mp3 players, in particular, have software designed to prevent the “freezing issue.”  Freezing can be caused by hardware failure, a bad interaction between you mp3 player software and your PC software (usually resolved by a firmware update), or transferring songs to your player from free music sharing services that contain unacceptable code (Limewire users: check the “comments” section of the ID3 tag of any downloaded song before transferring to your mp3 player – delete all of this code.  Most of the time it is just a name, but sometimes it is a string of hexadecimal numbers that “confuse” the mp3 player). In general, if it is a software issue, you can fix it.  If it is a hardware issue, you cannot.

The microprocessor or memory componets on the player isnt functioning asits supposed too. This is rather troubling and there isnt any easy fixes possible.. My suggestion is seeing as its new return it and get a replacement. Chances are it will fail very soon.

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Well mostly the player starts to freez when its getting abit old and when the hardrive is not functioning properly, It helps when you keep the firmware upto date.