Can the user load dvds then program the changer to play specific chapters such as Play disc 3 title 5, disc 2 title 4, disc 1 title 7, etc.?
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Hi Anthony, this Sony DVP-NC615/B do have the function on programming certain tracks taken from different disc and arrange them accordingly to your preference. -Ely
1700821
Yes, this feature does exist with this player but much to my chagrin, it does not circumvent the restrictions of certain DVD'S which don't allow this feature to be used.
975073
One disc at a time. It is not multi-disc. I you have a disc with a lot of songs, I believe you can program the disc to play a number of songs out of order.
1746900
Yes, but just for the basic operation: radio, volume, tracks, you cannot operate DVD menu
2200493
Yes, when you load a cd the Onkyo reads the number of tracks and you can type in the number of the track you want to hear, bypassing the earlier tracks.
1442788
You can put chapter markers at the beginning and ending of each section of commercials. Then after doing that, you can set each section to "hidden" or to "visible". Then, of course, finalize the disk. Once you've hidden the sections you don't want to see, you will not see them when you play the disk. There are two limitations when using only chapter markers with no titles: 1) I haven't figured out how to name the chapters, so that I can select a desired chapter from a menu. 2) With DVD+RW, you have a maximum of 99 chapters within each title. I need around 150 for a particular DVD I made, so I really need to figure out how to set up titles. I tried once, but I ended up erasing most of the contents of the disk. However, the nice thing about DVD+RW is that, even after finalizing the disk, you can go back and make changes to it again. I'll bet if I simply make a copy of the disk, I can work with the copy to figure out how to do titles; if I mess it up, I'll just make another copy to experiment with.
1067792
Unfortunately no- you can only switch the language through the DVD player itself via the Settings
476240
No. You can program up to 40 songs. The player "remembers" them until you erase the memory. You can shut off the machine, remove the discs with the tracks in the memory file, play other discs, then play the discs with songs in an active memory file. The machine holds that file until you delete it.
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No it cannot; however, several years ago I found instructions on "programming" the DVD player to accept and play "all" types of DVD's. I've purchased a couple DVD's that are not available ("Intruders" being one of those & "Girl with the Golden Earring") in America and they play just fine. I didn't keep the instructions, BUT, if you search in the Movies/DVD's categories, you'll probably find them where certain DVD's are listed. Sorry that's the best I can do with information regarding this. You'll find that reprogramming the settings to accept all Region DVD's is fairly easy. No it cannot; however, several years ago I found instructions on "programming" the DVD player to accept and play "all" types of DVD's. I've purchased a couple DVD's that are not available ("Intruders" being one of those & "Girl with the Golden Earring") in America and they play just fine. I didn't keep the instructions, BUT, if you search in the Movies/DVD's categories, you'll probably find them where certain DVD's are listed. Sorry that's the best I can do with information regarding this. You'll find that reprogramming the settings to accept all... » Read More No it cannot; however, several years ago I found instructions on "programming" the DVD player to accept and play "all" types of DVD's. I've purchased a couple DVD's that are not available ("Intruders" being one of those & "Girl with the Golden Earring") in America and they play just fine. I didn't keep the instructions, BUT, if you search in the Movies/DVD's categories, you'll probably find them where certain DVD's are listed. Sorry that's the best I can do with information regarding this. You'll find that reprogramming the settings to accept all Region DVD's is fairly easy. « Show Less
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In theory, yes, you could, but I found two problems: only plays files in mp4 format, so you must convert any file to this;and that's the second problem, the conversion takes a loooong time, as a day per file. My advice, avoid this unit like the plague.
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I just put in a DVD of .mpg and .avi files and it played them fine. No menu on the DVD, just files. It brought up a list of the files and you can select which on you wouldl like to play. Good feature.
141981
The player will read and play blurays, cds and DVDs so if you have the right software you should be able to do it. I'm not sure whether it's legal to do. You bought the movies or CDs or whatever, but I don't know how far your rights go when copying or transferring. That you should research!
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Yes, you can! I download audio books from the library using the Overdrive platform and it recognizes the player. It actually works really well for books (but not for playlists).
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Yes as to both. You can program the tracks for an individual CD or use the remote to skip. There is also a "random" feature which plays the tracks in, well, random order.
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You shouldn't have to change it. Ours changed automatically when we put in those types of discs. Try unplugging then plug back in. Then put the dvd back in and try again.
785194
Yes it plays automatically for all of the loaded discs in the tray in sequence. You can also individual discs to play. The following was taken from the Basic Playback section of the manual: 1 Press STANDBY/ON on the front panel. 2 Press OPEN/CLOSE / on the front panel to open the disc loading tray. 3 Place the chosen discs in the tray, printed side up. 4 Press PLAY. &#10140;The disc tray closes and playback starts automatically for all of the loaded discs in the tray in sequence.
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You can, but it still won't play them in any order that I could work out. Not numerical, not in track order. Just some random order.
1834269
Yes. A single track can repeat. An entire disc can repeat. Or all the discs in the changer can repeat.