Problem with Toshiba HD-A3 Player ??

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  1. ofield

    ofield Regular member

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    Hi,

    I am still having a problem with my Toshiba HD-A3. When I press
    stop on the remote and then play again. It starts from the begining
    of the movie.

    If I press pause and leave it on Pause too long it will not play again when
    I press Play.

    The only solution I have found so far is to press Menu, menu pops up and
    press Pause that way. Then press play again and it will start to play where
    it was. Makes me miss my OPPO.

    My current Firmware Version says under Maintenance 1.3/1.1
    Is there new firmware out there that I have missed or does anyone
    know how to solve this problem. I also have the screen saver set to off.

    It is hooked up to my Samsung 46" DLP HDTV . Any Advice Would be Great

    Thanks..
     
  2. rdmercer1

    rdmercer1 Active member

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    have you tryed calling the help number for your unit?
     
  3. mackdl

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    "I am still having a problem with my Toshiba HD-A3. When I press
    stop on the remote and then play again. It starts from the begining
    of the movie."


    This unfortunately is what happens when you play HD discs. It doesn't happen on SD discs. If you want to start where you left off, you have to bookmark it (check your manual).

    "If I press pause and leave it on Pause too long it will not play again when I press Play."

    Not sure why this is happening, but it is not a good idea to leave it on pause for extended lengths of time. You don't want burn in.

    As for firmware, the newest is 2.0.

    http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=849747
     
  4. goodswipe

    goodswipe Guest

    Remember, update the FW at your own risk. I've read on several other online forums that people have crippled their players after applying the 2.0 update.
     
  5. mackdl

    mackdl Regular member

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    Remember, update the FW at your own risk. I've read on several other online forums that people have crippled their players after applying the 2.0 update.
    Yep, I also read that if you use the 1080p/24fps, there was a problem with that firmware. I didn't update. I don't believe the A3 has that setting, so probably wouldn't apply to Ofield's. But again, update at your own risk.
     
  6. goodswipe

    goodswipe Guest


    Wasn't there a 2.3 update which was the 24fps issue?



    Yea, the HD-A30 and HD-A35 are the ones with 24fps output. The HD-A3 doesn't have the capability.

    The 2.0 update was suppose to have applied fixes/improvements to network connectivity and HDMI/DVI handshakes. Faster load times and also addresses a unique playback error which affected a portion of discs.
     
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    Yea, you're right. I don't know what I read, could of sworn I read somewheres about a special update to those players.
     
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  10. goodswipe

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    That's exactly why I always wait a few months before applying any FW update. I at least want to wait a while to see what other people's results are - wouldn't want to brick my player!
     

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