Rebuffering issue on BD 6800: Any ideas on how to fix this?
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Get a better internet connection and use a Ethernet wired connection to go on-line (no WiFi). Had the exact same issues until I discovered that my standard Time Warner standard internet connection was barely able to keep up with the HD bandwidth requirement and my WiFi signal was only average due to the router being on the other end of the house. This resulted in many frequent video breakups and rebuffering episodes, which was annoying to say the least and discouraged watching online content. Broke down and pulled CAT6 cabling throughout the house, and upgraded Time Warner to Turbo level to get close to 20Mbs vs. the standard 10Mbps. A one time pain, but it makes all the difference in the world. Will never go back to using WiFi again except for basic web surfing on the laptop. Also, using the right router can make or break the difference. I got rid of my Time Warner provided WiFi integrated router to a dedicated Cisco small business router. Huge difference, and can now run gigabit, which far exceeds the requirement of what my Samsung TV & BluRay requires.
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I have had no problems with my buffer. It starts in either low or high and runs perfectly.
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Dear C. B. Huynh, I have the same error. According to this forum here: http://forum.videohelp.com/topic335194.html this is standard since the max resolution is 720 x something. Hope this helps, Thomas
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Apparently its a format issue. Any disc with BD-Java encoding will not resume. I like the higher res of bluray but hate pretty much everything else about the format. It is not consumer friendly in the least.
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if you have PAL dvd, use the 1080i setting (assuming you are using HDMI) to avoid stuttering. everything else should be set to auto.
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I remembered to push one of the button to adjust output format. You might want to try that to make sure the output format matches your monitor.
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It has something to do with the refresh rate, I think. My Samsung gave me a "unsupported imput" error message.
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I would try a new Video in cable, if problem still exists check the hdmi cable. If not a cable problem, return it as the conversion chip may be bad.
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there is a out of sync bug with the TOSLINK on the WD units. It is discussed on the forums, no solution yet.
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I get this same problem? Any solutions yet? It's even when I'm not using the flash at all. I get both busy and the green blining light.
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I just checked the box for you and it doesn't say if it is buffered or not. But I remember I had this question before buying it and after doing some search, I found someone said that it would be buffered. I then bought it and used it on my old Dell 2350 computer (where Dell says single 1GB module cannot be used). Well it is working just fine. I use this 1GB module with another 512MB module. Total now is 1.5GB...
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Just an FYI for anyone who has a similar problem, all that needs to be done is download the latest graphics drivers from the AMD website (we are not allowed to link external links here, else I would direct link it.) The default Windows ones don't seem to have everything up to snuff. All units produced after 12/15 will not have this issue.
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I haven't found the solution - but I do have exactly the same problem, on exactly the same machine. Hope someone comes up with a fix before I have to trash the thing, and swear off Cannon. If anyone has ideas..........
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Thanks Brian.I'll stick with my e260, I can use a 3rd party program to manage my current machine.
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Yes, but check what speed you have in there already if you are adding memory to existing Buffered is slower than unbuffered but usually more sticks can be used. Dont think you can mix Buffered/UInbuffered but may be wrong:) Hope that helps a little:)
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I have upgraded monitors twice now and haven't had a problem. Try testing the monitor on another computer and try using a different monitor cable as well
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I don't think there's any way of readily knowing that, but I'd guess it's not much larger that what's needed to support a framebuffer for the highest display resolution it supports, that being roughly 2048x1152. In other words, I'd wager the video memory is in the ballpark of 8MB. But it doesn't really matter for these devices: All they are are simple framebuffers; they don't provide any texture storage or 3D acceleration or otherwise make use of their internal memory for things that a traditional (internal) video card does; all the rendering is do by your PC's CPU, and memory from your regular old RAM is used for the rendering before updates are sent out to the display display adapters.