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Playback of recorded home movies
I have a LG LH-T9654S DVD surround player. It's about 3 years old. I play home moves that I've recorded as well as recorded TV shows and stuff on it. When the player was new and for quite a while after it would play those recorded disks with no problems at all. These days when a recorded dvd is put in it will only play it on the first try about once in every 4 attempts. If the player does not recognize the disk I can open and close the disk drawer and let it retry. After a couple of times of doing this it will recognize the DVD and will play it. This does not happen with retail movies.
I have cleaned the player with a lens cleaner.
I use good quality DVD's (Verbatim media ID MCC004).
These are the disks I have always used. Older Disks that once played on the first try now require multiple attempts before they play as well as brand new recordings now.
Once they play they play with no problems at all, no pixilation or jumping of any kind.
When these same disks are put into a chepo DVD player I have they all play on the first try.
I have been burning DVD's for a long time and know what I am doing. I have read this forum extensively and know most of the tricks and pitfalls. I am confident that the DVD's are good and it's the player that is at fault because prior to buying this LG player I owned a pioneer DVD surround that did the same thing, played the burned disks at first then started giving problems(and those same DVD's that started giving the Pioneer problems worked fine on the LG at first, now those same dvd's are the ones causing the LG problems). Does anyone know how or why it would be doing this? I really don't want to buy another player again.
I have cleaned the player with a lens cleaner.
I use good quality DVD's (Verbatim media ID MCC004).
These are the disks I have always used. Older Disks that once played on the first try now require multiple attempts before they play as well as brand new recordings now.
Once they play they play with no problems at all, no pixilation or jumping of any kind.
When these same disks are put into a chepo DVD player I have they all play on the first try.
I have been burning DVD's for a long time and know what I am doing. I have read this forum extensively and know most of the tricks and pitfalls. I am confident that the DVD's are good and it's the player that is at fault because prior to buying this LG player I owned a pioneer DVD surround that did the same thing, played the burned disks at first then started giving problems(and those same DVD's that started giving the Pioneer problems worked fine on the LG at first, now those same dvd's are the ones causing the LG problems). Does anyone know how or why it would be doing this? I really don't want to buy another player again.
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