Rcr4358 and rcr312w remote troubles

Hello,

Can you use your remote on other units without any problems? Did it come with a software CD?

I tried the above steps, but each time when restarting the DVD player, it said 'reset' and asked for the language to be selected again. Pressing the "Fast Forward Fast Rewind Fast Forward Up Down" sequence caused the player to lock up and require powering off at the wall.
I found on another web site that there are different initial sequences. Once I use the one for Region 2, it worked fine.

I found the instructions below on another web site, but it worked for me...

• Make sure there is no disc in the player.
• Turn on the player (you can use remote control or front panel, it doesn't matter)
• Wait for "No Disc" message to appear on the TV screen.
• Press the Repeat button on remote (plain, not A-B).
• Press the correct sequence of buttons of remote according to the original region code of your player (it's on the sticker on the back panel of the player). FF = fast forward, FR = fast rewind.
• Region 2 players: FF, FR, FF, UP, DOWN
• Region 3 players: FF, PLAY, FR, UP, LEFT
• Region 4 players: FR, PLAY, DOWN, DOWN, RIGHT
• Region 5 players: FF, UP, DOWN, STOP, RIGHT
• Region 6 players: LEFT, RIGHT, RIGHT, PLAY, LEFT
• If you pressed the correct sequence, a small white number 0 will appear somewhere on the top right of the screen. The white number 0 of the same font and size as the "No Disc" message, so don't confuse with the red "not allowed" sign that would appear when you press a function that's not available.
• Turn the player off and on again, then you can pop in a DVD of any region and watch immediately.

Good luck!

There should be a rewind button on the front of the main unit (usually indicated by either REW or 2 arrows pointing to the left), this should be next to the fast forward (again indicated by either F-FWD or 2 arrows pointing to the right) as well as PLAY and STOP - for the VCR. The only thing you would need the remote for is to set the clock and/or perform setup for the DVD player as well as timer recording. Try a universal remote which will make fast forward, play, stop, record (to VHS) and rewind easier.

The codes that I have are for the LVW-1101 ( and possibly 1105). The remote responds to the JVC remote code [0623] but the individual command buttons are scrambled and need to be programmed in-unless you have the remote w/ learning):

266-play 286-TV (as source)
292-Fast Rewind 296-Cursor Rt.
301-Fast Forward 304-Record
316-1 325-7
326-Cursor/Channel Up 328-Timer
329-0 330-Menu
364-Setup 365-Select
367-Stop 368-Previous Track
369-Cursor/Channel Down 385 Commercial Skip
389-Source 390-Next Track
413-Cursor Left 416-Display
417-2 420-Open/Close
421-3 427-4
431-Top Menu 433-Navigate Menu
452-5 453-Easy Guider
454-9 455-Power
459-6 462-Tools
474-8 479-Pause/Step
500-Channel Editor

Finding the codes is not hard-just tedious.

1-800-Remotes Factory original.
Buy original remote that came with TV.

The following solution was posted on Whirpool.

Turn on the unit with no disc in the unit. The No Disc message should be visible
Press the following keys in this sequence
Repeat (not the A-B Repeat, just the plain Repeat)
Fast rewind button (just below the Disc Menu button)
Play button
Down button
Down button
Right Button

The number 9 should now appear towards the left of the screen.

Open then close the disc draw

Turn off the unit and then on again. You should now be able to play DVDs from any region

here ya go: http://esupport.sony.com/US/perl/model-remote.pl?mdl=RMY128

got a remote for my tv. it is a universal remote , cant get the code for it. my tv is a white westinghouse. it shows 5 different codes for it. could you help me.

The only operations available on the JSI JS4110 without a remote are play, pause, stop, and eject. Since this DVD player "remembers" position of the movie, a different DVD would have to be inserted and played to start that movie over from the beginning. As for fast-forward, this is only available with the remote.

I work at the History Channel and have  a VHS that had the same troubles. I need it desperately for the show I am working on. I tapped it on a table fast forwarded it and presto! Tape fixed, crisis averted. Thank you, Thank you, thank you.