Double picture on DVD player

Hi!
Maybe the region code.
Please give more details, so we can help you!!!
No error code?

Some rented discs won't play becauses of scratches and dirt, if other DVD 'S work it is not your player, but if all won't play try a DVD cleaning kit and follow instructions.

The problem is in the laser pickup assembly, from your description the pladder motor is not turning which means the CD'S & DVD'S are not been sampled for playback. The only way to fix this would be to replace the assembly, not cost effective for repair, much cheaper to buy a new player.

When properly connected to a High Definition display or TV, Blu-Ray Disks (BD) should play crystal clearly. Inserting an old "non-Blu-Ray" disk (or the original "DVD") in the Blu-Ray player will display a comparatively "fuzzy" picture. This is the difference between High Definition and Standard Definition. A "BD player" can not "upgrade" the picture quality on DVDs to that of a BD or High Definition picture.

Rent, purchase or choose Blu-Ray Disks (BD) whenever a choice is offered to view the High Definition version of a movie or video. Selecting the DVD version will provide the lower quality or Standard Definition version of the same movie or video.

Check the covers or disk itself to determine if the movie or video is in DVD or BD format. That will tell you what you can expect for picture quality.

I hope this helps & good luck! Please rate my reply - thank you.

By "Pay Movie" do you mean a rented movie? If so, don't fret, those movies are in the worst condition, and I am surprised when they do work

Are you referring to the black bars that show above and below the movie? That's normal, it's called widescreen aspect ratio.

If you don't like that, you want to buy/rent fullscreen movies.

Widescreen is 6:9, fullscreen is 4:3. (Square versus rectangle)

I need to know how old your Samsung is and then I think I know what the problem is.

fIRST OF ALL U CHECK UR LENS SINCE IT DIDN'T DO THE WORK PROPELY SO AFTER THAT U WASH IT PROPERLY FROM THE ACETONE AND THEN CHECK THE CIRCUIT OR IC

If it is a blue ray, you need a blue ray dvd player.

Somebody said they had the same problem, and suggested the following: On the DVD unit, press STOP and POWER buttons at the same time, and then IMMEDIATELY (1 second or less) press the PREV button. He said, for him it popped up with WM for the Market and 1 for the Region automatically. The codr WM is 00 if you need it. That was all he had to do, and now it's working. Hope that helps anybody else who comes along with the same problem.