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03-30-05, 01:23 AM
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I Have A Dvd Recorder It Works Okay For A While Then Eventually It Slows Down The Picture On The Television The Picture Eventually Freezes Andif I Shut Off The Dvd Recorder For 5 Minutes And Turn It Back On The Picture Goes Back To Normal What Could be Theproblem DOES The Capstan Needs To Be Oiled Its A New Machine
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03-30-05, 10:26 AM
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There shouldn't
be anything inside the DVD player that needs to be oiled. Does it do this with all of your DVD's? Or just certain ones?
If it's all of them, then I'm thinking some type of heat build-up, can the DVD player get some airflow to cool off? My only other idea would be some dust on the lens, you can try a DVD laser lens cleaner and see if it helps.
If it's just certain ones, then maybe something about those DVD's, such as scratches/fingerprints? Maybe try a borrowed or new copy of the same movie?
Hope this helps!
If it's all of them, then I'm thinking some type of heat build-up, can the DVD player get some airflow to cool off? My only other idea would be some dust on the lens, you can try a DVD laser lens cleaner and see if it helps.
If it's just certain ones, then maybe something about those DVD's, such as scratches/fingerprints? Maybe try a borrowed or new copy of the same movie?
Hope this helps!
