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Old 11-22-04 | 08:56 AM
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Iron Giant SE: Skipping Problems?

I recently purchased the Iron Giant: Special Edition which was released on November 16th.

I have a Toshiba DVD player and while watching this movie I have noticed skipping problems, where the movie will pause for two seconds, skip and then skip back two seconds and continue playing.

Anyone else have this problem? What can I do about it other than selling my DVD player, and/or returning the movie.
Old 11-22-04 | 08:58 AM
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I just ordered the movie from DDD but have not received it yet, once I do I can let you know. I am sure others will post though before then.
Old 11-22-04 | 09:18 AM
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Watched it last nite no problems for me, watched it on a cheapie Cyberhome.
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Chemical, I experienced the exact same problem on my Toshiba SD-4900. I noticed that the skip often corresponded with the branching documentaries when the feature was not engaged.
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Watched mine last night on my JVC unit. No skipping or problems of any kind.
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It sounds so far to be a Toshiba DVD player problem.
Old 11-22-04 | 10:30 AM
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Worked fine on my Fisher.
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Worked on my Sony.
Old 11-22-04 | 11:24 AM
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Worked fine for me last night on my Sony also.
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My disc works perfectly on a PS2, my laptop, and my Pioneer.
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Originally posted by Chemical
It sounds so far to be a Toshiba DVD player problem.
Nope, it played flawlessly on my Toshiba 4800... but, with the exception of a defective disc, it has played everything I've thrown at it.
Old 11-22-04 | 09:27 PM
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Played flawlessly on the Panasonic and Denon DVD players.
Old 11-23-04 | 09:09 AM
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I realized what the problem is, it's our model of Toshiba. I also have the SD-4900. I am going to contact Toshiba and see if there has been a firmware upgrade that I may have missed or if there is something that can be done about it.
Old 12-21-04 | 09:51 PM
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I had the same problem with my SD-4900. Any news on this?
Old 12-21-04 | 10:11 PM
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This is what I'm doing about my Toshiba dvd player problems.
I hope no one gets mad at me for posting this.
I've had problems with two Toshiba dvd players in the past and bought a Sony as a replacement.
No problems what so ever with the Sony.

http://www.dvdnotice.com/Tclaimformdvd.pdf
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Originally Posted by Bronkster
Worked on my Sony.
Same.
Old 12-22-04 | 11:47 AM
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Originally Posted by pcdoctor
This is what I'm doing about my Toshiba dvd player problems.
I hope no one gets mad at me for posting this.
I've had problems with two Toshiba dvd players in the past and bought a Sony as a replacement.
No problems what so ever with the Sony.

http://www.dvdnotice.com/Tclaimformdvd.pdf
This is the first time I have ever had a problem with my Toshiba 4900. It plays everything I have ever thrown at it (other Regions, PAL, VCD, etc) flawlessly. It is having a problem with the branching on this particular disk. The disc does a kind of stutter at the locations of the branching.
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I have a Toshiba SD2200 (5 year old player) and it plays a-okay on that. Have watched it a few times on that player (all the features, with commentary, etc.).
Old 12-22-04 | 08:32 PM
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I have some kind of Toshiba, around a year old and it played fine, all features, etc.

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