Denon DVD-910 Progressive-Scan DVD Player (Black)
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Manufacturer: Denon
Price at amazon.com: $299.99This item is not stocked or has been discontinued.
- Progressive-scan DVD player with audio CD/CD-R/CD-RW/DVD-R/RW (audio and video) playback
- 3:2 pull-down detection; WMA and MP3 decoder for encoded CD/DVD-R/RW discs
- 12-bit, 54-MHz video DAC; selectable 24-bit, 96 kHz PCM output pass-through capability
- Component, S-video, and composite video outputs; PCM, DD, dts compatible optical and coaxial digital outputs
- Burr-brown 24-bit, 192-kHz audio DACs; discrete remote power on/off control
Product Description:
plays DVD-Video, and DVD-R und DVD-RW * plays CD, audio CD-R und CD-RW, and MP3 and WMA CD-R und CD-RW * plays digital picture CDs (JPEG) * 54MHz/12-bit video DAC * selectable interlaced/progressive-scan component video output (progressive scan requires an HD-compatible TV) * Faroudja DCDi de-interlacer with 3-2 pulldown processing * 2MB buffer for quick layer change * Virtual Surround for enhanced 2-speaker sound * optical and coaxial digital outputs for Dolby Digital/DTS/PCM * 1 set of A/V outputs (composite video, S-video and 480i/480p component video) * remote control * dual 192kHz/24-bit Burr-Brown audio D/A converters * audio signal-to-noise ratio 115 dB * 17-1/8"W x 3"H x 9-13/16"D * warranty: 1 year parts und labor * designed for use with "Region 1" coded DVDs
Average Customer Rating:
Comment: Working Well Rating:
I disagree with the folks pooh pooh'ing this player. I have this player hooked up into a samsung 61" dlp projection tv and the video is awesome whether you are watching you've got mail or terminator. What you need to do is read the manual...unlike many of the older dvd players, this player has a set up menu which allows you better match the output quality with the capabilities of your TV.
Comment: Good Player Rating:
I purchased this Denon for use with a new Sony KV34HS510. I had a 6 year old Onkyo 600 that had an awesome picture but,it did not have progressive scan, nor did it play CD-R's (this always bothered me). I first bought a SONY DVPNC665P und SONY DVPNS725P, both are fine DVD players, but the 725P is poor on progressive scan and the 665P had a good picture but lacked the three dimensional picture quality that the Onkyo has. I then tried the ONKYO DVCP701, which produced very subtle green spots. At first thought I was crazy, but then it became very evident on movies like BlackHawk Down, with an almost entirely tan earth tone back ground. So, I took it back to the store and this time decided to try the Denon (I hadn't read the previous reviews). Well, it works great! The picture quality and sound quality are excellent, and I do not have any of the issues that the previous reviews mentioned on my Sony TV. The Denon plays my DVD-RW und DVD+RW's without any problems. I will say for all those that label their DVD+R or DVD-R's, the Denon does not like the labels and will cause freezing or skiping. This does not happen with labeled CD's. Over all this is a good quality player at a low price ( especially compared to other Denon models).
Comment: greatwurm was right Rating:
If only I had stumbled upon the earlier review BEFORE wasting my time by: purchasing this player; taking it home and encountering flickering whem playing on my Sony XBR; exchanging it for another of the same model (having assumed that I just got a lemon); and then returning home to find the same flickering. Now a third transaction is necessitated, and suffice it to say I will not be going with a Denon. Pathetic that they have failed to correct this apparent incompatibility w/ a major maker like Sony.
Posted at November 11, 2003 07:58 AM | Comments (0) | TrackBack (0)
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