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Push and hold the eject button for at least 10 seconds to force an eject of the disc. After the disc ejects, turn the system off and then back on to resume play.
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Barbara, your dvd player needs to be either on channel 3 or 4. If you have a local channel 3 or 4 switch it to the one that is not local. Or it could be a video 1,2 or 3. Just keep using the remote in that format and you will find the signal.
From this problem's description I have to assume that either the blu ray player will not play blu rays or the blu ray player will play blu rays but only in 1080i/720p or that you want to know if this blu ray player supports the 1080p resolution.
If the blu ray player is not playing blu rays then you update the firmware and try multiple purchased discs to make sure nothing is wrong with the ones you have been trying. If blu rays that played once will no longer play, then you will need to reset the blu ray player from its menu and possibly by holding down the power button on the front of the unit until the word reset displays on the unit before trying to play the disc again.
If the television is not showing 1080p make sure you are connected with an hdmi cable and that it is the right version hdmi cable for this blu ray player and for your television. Make sure you have chosen 1080p as the resolution to display in the blu ray player's menu. If all of that has been done and 1080p will still not display then it is a case of incompatibility between manufacturers--Sharp and whatever the television is. It would display in 1080p on a Sharp television and most likely on a Samsung and Sony as well. With other brands and even some models of the aforementioned brands (except for Sharp) its a toss up.
This is quite common of older players. Some only work with DVD+R discs and others with DVD-R discs.
Some player also does not read recordable discs (an early form to try prevent piracy)
Also make sure if recorded on your Recorder, that the disc is finalized before you try to play it on an older player. (See your menu / manual on the recorder for the procedure)
Have you checked your game player for any dust. I mean, it could be
because the lens of your game player is dusty and it is not able to
read discs. That is the most obvious reason. Plus you need to check the
discs on some other player or perhaps on your PC. Try to make sure that
the discs are running on some other gadget or on your friend's PC or
play station. I
hope you try to resolve problem with my tip.
Please finalize recorded dvd disc in camcorder then it can be playback in any other dvd player. Disc finalize option is available in camcorder disc menu. Thanks.
Try to clean optical lens of dvd player with soft and nice quality cotton bud / swab by opening top cover of player. There might be chance of lens sled mechanism stuck so move lens left-right for 2-3 times. If cleaning doesn't work, you need to replaced optical lens.
uncompatable disk?if not try cleaning the lens of the player by using a cd/dvd lens cleaner...the cd thing with the two brushes stuck onto it...with some cleaning fluid
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