Toshiba DVD Player - SD3800/ Super ColorStream Pro Progressive Scan Component Video Outputs/ 10-Bit 54mHz Video Digital-To-Analog Conversion/ 24-Bit/192kHz PCM Audio Compatibility/ NAVI Graphical User Interface/ DVD-Video/VCD/CD/Video CD Playback/ DVD-R/CD-R/CD-RW Compatible Playback
Summary: I bought that dvd player since 1 year ago and we dont have any problem. Especially went we play on an other language as french, all format are compatible.
Strengths: Zoom and multi camera scene.
Weaknesses: none
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Rating Reviewed by: John (Unregistered User)
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date January 25, 2003
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Used product for 1 to 3 months
Review 2 of 6
Price Paid:
$139.00
from Best Buy
Summary: I've owned quite a few DVD players, Toshiba, Pioneer, JVC, etc. While I can't test the progressive scan picture of this player yet, I can say that the picture is brighter than my previous players. Blacks are solid while still showing detail. As for the sound, I definitely hear a clearer separation between speakers, and a deeper, drier bass. Even pro logic (which I only hear during the menus) actually sounds good, whereas before I used to wonder why anyone would even bother listening to a pro logic track
Strengths: Great remote, great picture, great sound, great price.
Weaknesses: Sometimes, very rarely, if I use scene selection to skip to a certain scene, the sound will cut out for a split second at some random point in the scene.
Similar Products Used: Toshiba SD1200 (multi-region HK purchase), Pioneer 525, JVC budget player.
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Rating Reviewed by: Steve Benson(Unregistered User)
(Audio Enthusiast)
Review Date January 25, 2003
Overall Rating 4 of 5
Value Rating 5 of 5
Used product for 1 to 3 months
Review 3 of 6
Price Paid:
$139.00
from Best Buy
Summary: I've owned quite a few DVD players, Toshiba, Pioneer, JVC, etc. While I can't test the progressive scan picture of this player yet, I can say that the picture is brighter than my previous players. Blacks are solid while still showing detail. As for the sound, I definitely hear a clearer separation between speakers, and a deeper, drier bass. Even pro logic (which I only hear during the menus) actually sounds good, whereas before I used to wonder why anyone would even bother listening to a pro logic track
Strengths: Great remote, great picture, great sound, great price.
Weaknesses: Sometimes, very rarely, if I use scene selection to skip to a certain scene, the sound will cut out for a split second at some random point in the scene.
Similar Products Used: Toshiba SD1200 (multi-region HK purchase), Pioneer 525, JVC budget player.
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Summary: I'm very impressed with the performance of this unit. The remote is logical and well thought out. The progressive scan is super and on my HDTV monitor gives a vibrant picture.
Strengths: Set up is a snap. All connections are logical and clearly explained in the manual. A Photoviewer to boot!
Weaknesses: None found thus far.
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Summary: The sd3800 is a very good progressive scan dvd player. After going progressive scan, there is no going back to interlaced images...unless it's 1080i. At any rate, the movie sound tracks are very rich and percise...and I know it is not due to my reciever because it is a cheap kenwood:). I am not into music. Hence, i don't know how good this player is at playing cds. If you are strictly a movie person...great sound and great images await you with this player
Strengths: progressive scan technology. accurate movie soundtrack reproduction. nice remote lay out. Sturdy construction and pleasing to the eye.
Weaknesses: no coaxial input...like who cares...optical is the way to go.
Similar Products Used: hitachi p323--poor audio quality compared to the toshiba.
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