Question 1

My unit seems to be unable to play 'Date Night'
 as it says the Blu Ray disc is Zone 'A' and the player is stuck on Zone B. ANy ideas ?

Accepted Answer

Yeah I had the same problem. Although it appears that the blu ray disc player is immediately ready to reed any disc, there are a few steps to take in order to change each time the region your disc belongs to. First of all, press SETUP on your remote, then insert the 1369 code. Now press 1 to enable region A, 2 for region B, 3 for a region C disc... and finally press SETUP again. Enjoy your view!

Question 2

When I insert certain region "B" BD's, It displays a screen stating "This BD was designed for region B only.", What is the deal? I

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This device is multi-region for DVD out of the box. But it is not completely for BD as there is a Region Code Instructions set on a piece of paper. I tried it successfully on mine. - No disc inserted - Press "Setup" - Enter code "1369" - DVD code is set to 0 which means multi-region - Blu Ray code is 1 for region A, 2 for region B and 4 for region C - press "Setup" again to saveIf you set Blu Ray code to 2 it should now read your region B disk.

Question 3

How can I get that this player plays USB with videos format mp4 with audio. I have video but not audio?

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I was having the same trouble, but I think I just figured out a solution, at least one that works for me. When I'm playing an MP4 movie off a USB stick, I get no sound. The secret for me is to hit the "Audio" button on the remote. You'll see some info in the upper left hand side of the screen. The default setting there is "1/2 AAC." You don't want that. Hit the Audio button again. You'll see that that'll switch the audio playback mode from "1/2 AAC" to "2/2 Dolby Stereo" ... and in a second or two the sound kicks in. Works for me anyway -- here's hoping it works for you too.

Question 4

My ICOM BD780 is set to 5.1 by default. Music and effects are fine, but no voices. I don't know how to change the default setting using the manual

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SOLUTION: When the device arrived is played DVDs ok. But Blu-Rays had no dialog on the sound output using the RCA L & R (white and red) connectors. A poor work around was to plug into the 'C' connector which is the center 5.1 channel, but that is like using mono (very flat sound). By default the 5.1 shold be mixed to plain stereo and feed out of the L & R stereo channels. Here was our solution: See p18 and 19 of the manual. Go to the device's setup menu. Audio Settings. Speaker Settings (this was initially disabled). Configuration, and set it to 2.x.  Then you can use the test tone menu item to test it - the sound will bounce from left to right.  As I said initially the "Speaker settings" menu was disabled, we are not sure what we did to cause it to get enabled, possibly selecting L/R item in the SpDiff Output menu (even through that was the default).

Brand Name	Icom
Item Weight	4.4 pounds
Product Dimensions	18.6 x 4.85 x 3 inches
Item model number	BD780
Batteries	1 Lithium Ion batteries required. (included)
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Color Name	Black
Special Features	Surround Sound, Blu ray support
Speaker Type	Built-in

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iVid BD780 Multi Region Free 3D Blu Ray DVD Player PAL/NTSC 110-240 Volt w/ Free HDMI Cable

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