Really? Strike off Toshiba from my list then.

The new BE2 upscales SD sources much better than the previous Bravia series. Tested it with my Wii and PS2, can't agree, it looked much better when upscaled by the Bravia engine.

I guess that's what you should really do. Toshiba is probably using a low end solution (chip) to deinterlace and upscale.

Aisheh man, that why i not satisfied with my Toshiba hdmi player, damn, anyone interested to buy my Toshiba, just bought it yesterday , i will sell cheap price. Got divx, dts, hdmi

This post has been edited by ron4: Jun 9 2008, 01:32 PM

Post in garage sales, sure got ppl want

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Anyone knows of any dvd player with USB input that supports NTFS filesystem? My Pioneer only supports FAT32 and thus cannot transfer bluray size dvd to the portable USB (more than 4GB) drives.

Which model did you buy? There's a 5-star rated Toshiba upscale dvd player but I believe that model is not available here but only in the UK.

Get Pioneer flagship dvd player DVLX-50 if u can afford. Guarantee satisfied.

IMO, Pioneer pickup quite sensitive

my fren offer me a philips dvp5986k hdmi dvd player at RM200, included a hdmi cable too, is it good enough if compare with that toshiba?

my previous pionerr dvd htib, plays avthing, not senstitive at all

It's a good deal, you should take it. No need to think twice.

Your fren got how many units to offer? If got more than 1 unit, dun forget me yea.. Same model same price

The Philips model works for me just fine... plays EVERYTHING without problems.

hey sunauto:



hear this : planning to get a HDTV from from CEs such as Panasonic, Pioneer etc but then dun plan to get a BD player. Since without BD - the tv will be a normal tv - then no point getting HDTV then.

Excellent deal, I sold mine for RM270. RM200 is an excellent deal considering the unit is in good working condition.

Well, getting a HDTV does not necessarily mean you need to get a blu-ray player, you can get a PS3 and XBOX 360 and enjoy high-def next gen gaming or you may also connect it to a decent upscaled dvd player (it looks slightly better than a normal tv). Sooner or later, you'll be getting a blu-ray player since blu-ray titles are quite reasonable if you're buying them from Amazon.

I beg to differ. I am using Pioneer DV-676A and DV-400S. No problem at all.

My DV-989i sadly is pretty sensitive, can't play those TVB serials or those ahem dvd-rs. I guess it differs from one model to another. The best is Denon dvd players, they're not sensitive at all as they're using Panny pickup mechanism.

Agreed. I'm using Pioneer DV-400S too (yesterday I mentioned 300, sorry, my mistake). No problem at all. But, the start-up is quite slow, but not really annoying. It's still one of my proudest DVD players ever.