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Posted by TheFug. on 10/06/88 11:45
On Sun, 9 Apr 2006 07:59:48 -0700, <normanstrong@comcast.net> wrote:
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>"Voinin" <vboing@boing.biz> wrote in message
>news:123g2cj5feuri0e@corp.supernews.com...
>> My DVD player needs to be replaced. I'm on a tight budget so I'd like to
>> keep it under $100, preferably under $75. DTS and optical output support
>> is optional as my current receiver does not support DTS or optical, for
>> that matter. What suggestions do you have for a relatively inexpensive
>> DVD player that will support the most disk formats? DVD-RAM is a
>> non-issue, so support for that isn't necessary. I'm in the U.S. and
>> really don't come into contact with any discs other than region 1, so
>> multi-region isn't necessary. As you can see, my needs are simple.
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>I purchased a Toshiba for $47 from Costco. So far as I can tell, after 6
>months of use, there's nothing wrong with it.
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>Norm Strong
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Maybe you should take some of your existing movie material on dvd-r
and dvd+r (dual layer too?) with you to check compatible issues...
most of the time it's not an issue on these cheapo's i had some
trouble with a Philips player, that had as one of the first that time,
a HDMI connection, a lot of media just simply did not play, a second
production model of the same type, did also very bad, so i got my
money back, and they did not sell that model in their store anymore,
with the "comming" of that much new digital technoligy you get more
digital protection scemes...
check out (if you have) your dvd (pc) writer for the CPRM mechanism :(
-- The Fug
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