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Group: balt.general · Group Profile
Author: Anim8rFSKAnim8rFSK Date: Aug 26, 2008 12:46
In article <48B45525.5983C758@ blueyonder.co.uk>,
Paul Heslop blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
> Jack wrote:
>>
>> Bought a spindle of Memorex. The Lite-On recorder/player rejected
>> five of them outright but the other 20 have recorded and re-recorded
>> TV shows OK so far .... until last night.
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>> The disc read OK so I programmed a show. This morning, the timer
>> screen said that the recording was "done," in other words,
>> successful. But the disc wouldn't play on either the player/recorder
>> downstairs or the player upstairs.
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>> In fact, the upstairs player shuts off and says "no disc" and the
>> player/recorder downstairs says "invalid disc." Other discs work OK.
>>
>> I missed a damn good movie. Have you ever heard of a disc going from
>> acceptable to invalid while it sat in the recorder??
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> with -RW discs I've had them go invalid for no reason. I wouldn't have
> been happy that the recorder rejected five in the first place. I would
> question either the quality of discs or of the recorder itself.
I just got a Sony VRD-MC5. It made a LOT of coasters until I finally
figured out what was going on.
The premium bundles, like Encore and HBO, are carrying some sort of
signal it doesn't like. If you play a recording from one of those, or
even have one of them on in preview mode, the unit will mess up until
you unplug it and plug it in again. Mostly it says 'no input signal'
but it's done other wackiness as well.
--
Multiple root canals; hopped up on multiple pain drugs.
It's an explanation, not an excuse!
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