Samsung DVD recorder, dvd-r121, In south africa

Our dvd recorder can't play certain avi files and can't play mpeg files at all. Is there maybe a cheat or something that i can install or try? I found an update on the samsung.com website for our dvd recorder but im scared to try it because when i did the update thing on my samsung mp3 player it corrupted my mp3 player's hardware completely. Any advice please?

Anonymous Mar 28, 2014

Please help, just few days ago my DVD, USB playing OK. Then I press some key while playing mp3 from the USB,
after that the USB cannot play any more , neither the dvd as in the video.
The DVD or USB when select just show screen and do nothing.
Here the video :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IQWqeADOd...

I try to contact and ask some help from the seller but got no answer. Now I just post this video and hope some one help me, I'll be very appreciate. For some one already bought from the seller Pumpkin_cool good luck for you. Hope you don't have to deal with the irresponsible seller

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Some avi's are in native format. make sure the avi file that you are trying to play is in divx, mpeg 4 format.

Posted on Sep 13, 2007

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