Monday, February 21, 2011

Trouble with "Sound-Multiplex System"


Unexpectedly Kind Staff

Since I bought a new DVD-player in my tiny kitchen last Nov., I had trouble with "sound-multiplex system". In this high-tech digital day and age, all these gadgets sure are hard to master how to use them. And I have been contacted with the maker since then.

The sound-multiplex system of it won't work with the DVDs I dubbed from the old recorder I had in the living room.  Interviews, dramas I want to leave it play during the chores in the kitchen annoyingly have both Japanese and English.
Today, finally a staff came to my house and checked the trouble. It was funny that the staff himself looked confused with the trouble. Anyways, I will be able to give DVD-player back to the maker and have its money refunded. Kindly he brought back 2 DVDs to see what would be my prospective new recorder. Well, as I did the "before buying consulting" for the player to the maker, I might deserve it. Thinking back the way staffs of the service-center dealt with me, I appreciated the generous, sincere manner of him.
    Hopefully, they find the right one for me next time!!!

6 comments:

  1. Hi! This is @readable from Twitter :) I hope you get a new DVD player that works.

    Sometimes when I watch bilingual programs (such as Begin Japanology) that I've downloaded, I have to turn off one speaker. There's a problem with the sound -- I can't switch sound channels. Instead, I have to listen to either the left or right speaker to choose the language. Otherwise, I hear both. I wonder if it was a similar problem ...

    Great blog, by the way!

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  2. Hi! I've been busy! At last got home but yet have to cook for dinner. I just realized you posted your profile picture! How nice! You look pretty. Glad to "see" you! Hopefully I'll come back later.

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  3. Hi! Clarissa
    I see you've got the same trouble(opposite way,haha) Yes, it sure is irritating and makes me feel VHS-tapes were the better(^_^;)
    Hope you will be able to find the way to rectify it.

    Thank you very much for your compliment, SO happy to read it. Especially form you!!!

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  4. Hello! Mekkan
    Yes, I see how busy you must be. I really hope you are coping wih your tight schedule well!!!

    I've been thinking and thinking about the pic. And I came to a decision that "not in the icon", but "side-bar".
    I hope to talk to you soon, as well (*^_^*)

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  5. Oooh, a DVD player in the kitchen! That's great! Good for watching cooking DVDs while you cook, hehehe.

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  6. Hello! Dionne
    Yes, isn't that really convenient?
    Please do not mistake salt for suger by getting distracted ^^)

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