The setup menu on screen calls it "subtitles" and it is shown as being off, but I can't figure out how to turn it on. I only want the closed captioning when I watch DVD's. I don't want it on for live TV. Any help you can provide is appreciated! PS: It says these DVD's are enabled for closed captioning, so I don't think that's the problem. These are DVD's of TV shows.
What happens when you press the "Subtitle" button on the DVD remote control several times after you insert a subtitle-enabled DVD?
If you don't have the manual handy for your DVD player, I've added a link for the Toshiba SD-5000KU. The Subtitle button is described on page 13, but the description only tells how to turn subtitles on. However if the programming is typical, pressing the button repeatedly cycles through a series of language options with "Off" at the beginning or end of the list. Otherwise, it may be programmed to enter a subtitle menu that you navigate with the direction arrows (page 14).
Toshiba SD 5000KU Owner Manual
SOURCE: Toshiba DVD SD-3980SU2 or SC2 player loads every disc as "bad disc"
Toshiba says:
Information for Owners of Toshiba SD-3980 and SD-K750 DVD Players
To ensure the satisfaction of our customers and to maintain the
integrity and quality of our products, Toshiba America Consumer
Products, L.L.C. is issuing an important product update. This is not a
safety issue.
Toshiba is committed to customer service and to continuously
improving the quality of its products. It has come to our attention
that certain DVD players bearing the model numbers SD-3980 and SD-K750
may at some point in their life stop playing discs due to a component
part failure. In such case, the error message "bad" will be shown on
the unit's display. Affected units will have "SU2" at the end of the
model name (e.g., SD-3980-SU2), which can be found on the back of the
unit.
If you own either of these models and experience the issue described
above, please contact Toshiba Customer Solutions at 1-800-631-3811 for
information on how to obtain a replacement unit.
SOURCE: how to reset the default value for the toshiba sd 6100 dvd player
If you want HDMI 'Auto' mode (the factory default), you need a combination of selecting the proper output mode (use the remote's 'Progressive' button to toggle between the four output modes: HDMI, RCA VGA, component video out and s-video. Once you're in HDMI mode (the led's on the front of the box are a dead give-away!), then you can press the front panel 'HDMI Select' button to move through the five available HDMI settings: 480P, 720P, 1080i, 1080P and 'Auto'. You're in 'Auto' mode when all four led's are lit.
SOURCE: Reset Toshiba SD-5000 Dvd player to factory defaults
With most Toshibas, you could un-plug them and leave it for either 10minutes or 30minutes and it would reset. strange, I know. give it a try.
I also found this when working on a similar problem with your player, it may be relevant -you could try pressing the power button and another button..
sorry, I don't have one in front of me to test..
[[power off the player
hit the power button and immediately hold the HDMI select button
the 3 HD indicator lights will cycle and then pushing the HDMI select button will move through the resolutions.]]
SOURCE: Toshiba sd-5000 just not playing. all HDMI cables
I got the same problem today. I thought it was a connection on HDMI cable problem. I tried many different options to solve it but nothing was working. After I read your post I realized that my 2 y old boy was playing with the remote before it happened. So I found on menu in DVD player option - default setting- and I pressed it - and bingo - it's working. I used cinch cables instead HDMI while I was fixing - just in case you cannot get the menu screen on tv - good luck
Subtitles
Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Caption Try Now
View subtitles along with subtitle-enabled digital and analog broadcasts.
Show Subtitles
Screen Menu > Broadcasting > Caption > Caption Try Now
Show subtitles. Subtitles will be displayed when you choose a broadcast that supports subtitles.
"" DVD Subtitles are only available when connected to an external input connector.
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