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I just filled out mine yesterday for the $50 settlement. I have a receipt showing how I had mine in twice for repairs with no fix, and then a return for another model. I didn't pay anything for repairs, but I did have an unusable dvd player for 6 months so I'm sure I'll get the $50 payoff.

thinking of selling my 50" toshiba 50H95 cinema series that's 2.5 years old, perfect shape, low hours, manual, remote never used. I also have the service plan that goes with it. any ideas what I should ask? thanks.

interesting that I can play the disc on another player, actually on a computer, but not on my yamaha. I can also play other DVD9 discs fine on the yamaha.

thanks for the more info. I thought it was the DVD9 and not the actual disc, because there is a warning with the disc saying it's in the latest DVD9 format and if your player is more than 2 years old it won't play it. it also says that playstations won't play the disc. I didn't know DVD9 is...

hmmm...thanks for the info. I've never had a problem reading any other disc, so I thought this was the only DVD9 one I had. is there a way to find out if a DVD is DVD9 format? keep in mind, this player is 2 years old, which I thought had to do with the compatibility issue?

nobody has any idea? well, are there a lot of DVD's using DVD9? I only have one so far. just trying to figure out what to do, it's otherwise a very nice player.

I've got a yamaha dvd-s795 that's a couple years old. I found out yesterday it cannot read dvd9 format dvd's. is there any upgrade I can do to resolve this other than replacing the whole unit? thanks!