Remote control to DVD/Video player

Controller DVD RMT-D224P After trying to view a disc unsuccessfully, which had personal photos on, I went into system menu and changed setting from DVD 3 to DVD 1. Controller went dead. Player can be operated on/off from machine. Will player other discs. Have changed batteries. Still no connection. Help needed from OAP novice to get reconnected.

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