How to Fix an ORITRON DVD PLAYER?

Question

Okay when I finished working out with a fitness dvd I wanted to push the MENU button on the Oritron dvd player remote but I hit another button called PSCAN and then the dvd went to its menu screen and there was a huge red message, like an error message, and the dvd player cut off and the screen went black and then static came on the screen. So, I turned off the dvd player and unhooked the cord that went from the dvd player into the tv, waited a couple seconds, and hooked the cord back in the tv and turned on the dvd player and still got the same static on the screen. I have tried pressing buttons on the player and the dvd remote too. I also tried looking for the dvd manuel but I couldn't find it because my mother probably threw it out years ago. What I haven't tried is unplugging the eletrical cord from the dvd player that powers it from the wall, but I don't think that'll work, idk. If you can help me with this problem I will be very appreciative because this is the only dvd I have in my house besides the one in my room, which is very tricky to operate.

Answer 1

I am unable to locate a manual or the web site for your particular DVD player. However not all is lost. Does your player have channel 3/4 output also? If it does, use that to hook up to your TV temporarily. TV channel output is never progressive scan so you should get a video display from your DVD player. From there you would go to the setup menu and deselect progressive scan. If that doesn't work or you don't have channel 3/4 output then you will need to list the specific model number of your DVD player. With that, someone may be able to help you more.

Answer 2

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Answer 3

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How to Fix an ORITRON DVD PLAYER?

Okay when I finished working out with a fitness dvd I wanted to push the MENU button on the Oritron dvd player remote but I hit another button called PSCAN and then the dvd went to its menu screen and there was a huge red message, like an error message, and the dvd player cut off and the screen...

Answer 4

My favorite DVD player has been the cheapest ones I've bought. The 30 dollar Cyber Home from Best Buy has been my absolute favorite. I bought it for college, thinking that if it were dropped or ruined, it wouldn't matter. It's lasted me beyond college and it's still my favorite. I've had a Phillips, a Toshiba, a Sony, an Apex (piece of crap), and a few others and I don't like any as much as my Cyberhome. You can use any speakers/subs with them. If the discs don't play with the one you have, you can use the speakers with another player.

Answer 5

Every time I break something, I use a credit card to fix it. It works like this:

1. Get a credit card

2. Go to your local electronics store. Best Buy is best in my opinion.

3. Go up to the counter and tell them this password: "Hello, I need a new DVD player."

4. Hand them the credit card. They will respond with "Do you know which one?" If they don't, grab your card and run.

5. Point at a random DVD player off the shelf. They're all the same.

6. After you do what they tell you to for a few minutes, you'll find yourself walking out with the DVD player. Read the manuals and set it up!

ALTERNATE:

Use Google, it's a great invention for fixing things.