Panasonic bd-60 remembers where I stopped Toy Story

[browndk26]

I was watching the Toy Story Bluray disc, stopped the movie and turned off the player to get dinner. 20-30 minutes later I turned it back on, went to scene selection and it came up at the scene I shut it off in. Has anyone else had this happen? I will read the manual to see if that is part of the player or maybe it is the Disc?

[Henry T]

If I stop mine at a spot on the movie by pressing stop on the remote mine resumes play there the next day.

i really like this player so far. Its been pretty solid.

[browndk26]

I like the player for the most part. I miss the ability to show the time left in the movie and the 10 second skip or go back function of my Sony player though.

[maygit]

Do ps3's have this ability at all? That's one of my biggest annoyances about the ps3, everytime i accidentally go to the XMB screen for the ps3 and then "resume" my movie, it starts all over.

[Yautja]

I think most players have a memory feature

[progers13]

Originally Posted by maygit

Do ps3's have this ability at all? That's one of my biggest annoyances about the ps3, everytime i accidentally go to the XMB screen for the ps3 and then "resume" my movie, it starts all over.

Yes it does. You have to make sure you select Stop from the window (press triangle, select the stop icon, press X). Next time you start the disc, it will restart from the point you stopped it. Even if you remove the disc and play something else.

[browndk26]

Originally Posted by Yautja

I think most players have a memory feature

It must be the newer models. My Sony s-350 won't remember. I also recall a lot of people complaining in the forums of no memory feature. Something to do with the Java software? The owners manual says resume won't work with BD discs. Must be in the latest firmware.

[EricJ]

Originally Posted by progers13

Yes it does. You have to make sure you select Stop from the window (press triangle, select the stop icon, press X). Next time you start the disc, it will restart from the point you stopped it. Even if you remove the disc and play something else.

Think it depends on the BD disk--
Disks with Bookmark feature (like Fox and Universal) will have to be bookmarked by hand, while cheap Warner BD's will usually stay at their last stop point.
The fact that you were able to get a Disney to start at the same spot, however, is unusual.

[Jeff Kleist]

Disney has been using a BD-J based resume feature since Bug's Life. It's cropping up on more and more live action titles as well

[ryoohki]

It's been there on Disney title since a few months now..

[citizen]

this happens on my bd60 with bds and dvds, havent found a way to not do it, it is slightly annoying