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| Topic: | Advanced Codes for OFA 7800 and Philips DVD-825 This thread has 5 replies. Displaying all posts. |
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| Post 1 made on Tuesday August 1, 2000 at 22:40 |
Frank Siegel Historic Forum Post |
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Help here would be appreciated. The advanced codes for DVD's given by OFA support do not work with my DVD.
I'm using 0539 as a device code.
Thanks.
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| OP | Post 2 made on Tuesday August 1, 2000 at 23:19 |
Could you forward me the email that they sent you please.
Rob.
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| OP | Post 3 made on Thursday August 31, 2000 at 23:12 |
Dan Wickson Historic Forum Post |
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I've found some the advanced codes thru trial & error for the philips dvd825at but there's more than one advanced code for the ff & rew but these might be helpful.
I listed multiple codes of what I thought to be the most useful advanced codes.
P.S. I did this the hard way by checking every Advanced code by checking every number from 000 to 999
Device code 0539
Here's a list: Rewind x1 299 x2 075
x3 164,331,932,420,480
x8 188,444
fast forward x1 043
x3 013,269
x4 083,493,851,216,224,237
339,472
x8 180,436
slow backward 1/8 027,283 1/8 204,460,291,456
A-B repeat 219,475
Audio select 064,320
Scan 099,355,388
Repeat 172,426
Title-Chapter or T-C 076,332
Open/Close 032,288
Display or osd 058,314
Title 137,393 < neither was this one.
Menu 112,132,368
track select next 019,275
track select previous 026,011
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| OP | Post 4 made on Thursday August 31, 2000 at 23:34 |
Dan Wickson Historic Forum Post |
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Posting was listed wrong on the slow forward & backward advanced codes.
here's how it should look.
BTW this was done on a Cinema 7 remote
Slow backward 1/8 212,468,027,283 Remote control.
Slow forward 035,200
1/8 204,460,291,456
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| OP | Post 5 made on Friday September 1, 2000 at 09:27 |
<<P.S. I did this the hard way by checking every Advanced code by checking every number from 000 to 999 >> Don, you didn't do it the hard way, you did it the really hard way! There are only 256 advanced codes, so if you start from 000 you have covered all the possibilites by the time you get to 255, then they start to repeat, so code 000 is the same as 256, 512, etc Also, the buttons seem to be in a totally randon order, but there are in fact in what we call OBC, or Original Button Code, order. If you use one of the worksheets from my web site and test the codes in the order they appear on the sheet, you will find they are usually all grouped together. The numeric buttons will usually all be in order, so once you've found the first couple of numbers, the next ones are really easy. Rob. http://www.hifi-remote.com
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| OP | Post 6 made on Tuesday September 5, 2000 at 20:56 |
Dan Wickson Historic Forum Post |
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Full list of Philips DVD825AT Advanced codes for Cinema 7 & 15-1994 available at hifi-remote.com
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