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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Feb 2003
Location: Near the water
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OK,
I was messing around with my dvd last evening, p*ssed of that it rejects playing dvd-rw 's and cd-rw. So i thought what the heck , lets try some laser adjusting, with some good preparation it could not hurt. I did this often with some console and other dvd players. I always start by measuring some impedances on the power potmeters, to be able to put things the way they were. So i did some tweaking around without any luck, so i thought lets put al to default and call it a day. But what.. somehow i cannot find the settings i logged into a txt file on my computer anymore. So putting the potmeters back with the eye , i am able to play dvd's, but it wont play vcd/svcd anymore. So my question is does some one over here have acces to the dvd 622 service manual and can tell me how to reallign them to play vcd/svcd again. I actually dont know excatly what the 2 potmeters are for. Most dvd's i did had only one. My best guess is 1 for cd media and the other for dvd. Maybe somebody knows ?? Please help !! Ben Ps: yeah i know i messed up bigtime
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