Picture rolls horizontalic and verticalic

No you haven't done anything wrong this is a common problem.You need to open the case and manually remove the disc, they sometimes get stuck inside.

Place the 24 picture cards face up on the table, and place a colored disk over five of the picture cards, being sure that each player sees which picture each disk is covering. Roll the colored die to determine which colored disk you can lift off. But first you have to tell everyone what picture you think is hidden beneath that disk. Then, lift the disk off of the picture to see if you were right. If you were, you keep the picture card and place the disk on another picture. If you were wrong, you have to replace the disk and your turn is over. The winner is the player who has collected the most picture cards.

The manual says disks for zone 1 or World . The comp usa disks with a world picture will work on it the cheap ones wont.

it come from TV itself because a difference synchronization IF YOU HAVE SUITABLE KNOB IN TV TRY TO MOVE IT A LITTLE IF NOT YOU NEED A TECHNICIAN TO SEE BOOTH A TV & DVD

Radio Frequency Interference (RFI) being generated by you rDVD Player.

That, or you have the DVDs settings on PAL instead of NTSC.

Remove imported photos from iPod Delete a roll of photos directly from iPod

1. Navigate to the main Menu.
2. Select Extras, then Photo Import.
3. Select the roll name, then Delete Roll, and then Delete.

In iTunes 7 or later Imported photos can also be deleted from the iPod disk while it is attached to a computer.

1. Connect your iPod to your computer.
2. When the iPod icon appears in the iTunes Source list (below Devices), select it.
3. If the Summary pane isn't showing, click the Summary tab.
4. Click "Enable disk use".
5. All imported photos are located in the "DCIM" folder on the iPod disk.

Same as sherpi here, player was fine, and all of sudden started rolling and never stops. Rolls with or without a disc in it...seems to play the discs fine, but never quits rolling.

swap the scart inputs around. See if that solves it

Be sure there is plenty of space around the DVD player. I place mine on top of the cabinet without anything on top if it. Being enclosed seem to affect some DVD players. Also, dust frequently...

If you are using an American TV, then it's because your DVD player is set to PAL. Set the DVD player to NTSC and all should be good. peace. p.d.