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10-27-2004, 11:49 PM
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Bravo D2 acting buggy
I bought a V, Inc. Bravo D2 a few months ago, and the player has been acting strange. Today, when I pushed the button on the remote to turn the machine off, the tray started sliding out, then in, over and over again and wouldn't stop. During movies, I've had the video and audio go out of sync (paused, then started, and it was in sync again), and it has frozen for a few seconds (not at layer changes). I also get clicks in the audio when I use the remote to navigate the menus, or the machine is going from one chapter to another.
In addition, the front display used to show elapsed time, etc., but now it's just blank while the movie plays. When I turn it on or off, it sometimes shows gibberish.
I was wondering if anyone else has seen stuff like this, or if I got a lemon.
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10-29-2004, 08:20 AM
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I bought a V, Inc. Bravo D2 a few months ago, and the player has been acting strange. Today, when I pushed the button on the remote to turn the machine off, the tray started sliding out, then in, over and over again and wouldn't stop. During movies, I've had the video and audio go out of sync (paused, then started, and it was in sync again), and it has frozen for a few seconds (not at layer changes). I also get clicks in the audio when I use the remote to navigate the menus, or the machine is going from one chapter to another.
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I would first recommend that you call a priest and see if there is a possibility of demonic possession, could be your television next and then who knows what !!!!!
Seriously, it sounds like it needs serviced to me. Is it still under warranty? Possibility of exchange? Or you could use it as an excuse to go get a new toy !!! my personal favorite.   |
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10-29-2004, 03:57 PM
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If your D2 is acting buggy then you're in the majority. Your descriptions do sound more serious than most though and you probably need to get your unit serviced, especially before the labor part of the warranty expires. When the loader on my D1 failed after 9 months I had to pay $30 for them to replace my entire player with a refurbished unit.
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10-29-2004, 07:11 PM
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I would first recommend that you call a priest and see if there is a possibility of demonic possession,
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I haven't watched The Exorcist in quite a while, however, I did notice a split pea soup stain around the tray door...
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Seriously, it sounds like it needs serviced to me. Is it still under warranty? Possibility of exchange? Or you could use it as an excuse to go get a new toy !!! my personal favorite.
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Yes, it's still under warranty; I've only had it 3 months. And this is my new toy. My Pioneer died, and I bought this to get the DVI output. There's definitely an improvement is both sharpness and brightness of color using DVI.
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If your D2 is acting buggy then you're in the majority.
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This is what I was worried about, buying from a small company. But I didn't hear anything negative before I made the purchase.
The good news is that I wrote the company, and they're replacing the unit. |
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10-30-2004, 02:55 PM
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I haven't watched The Exorcist in quite a while, however, I did notice a split pea soup stain around the tray door...
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That's funny as hell Don, thanks for the laugh !!! I needed that today, it's probably been over a week since I laughed that hard |
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