Seemed a Sony plays all my DVD recorder, unlike my previous Samsung DVD-player, I spent more money. This DVD player works great. The only thing I feel is missing is a button to open near the DVD. Other then played with your DVD as reliable as a DVD player should be.

Sony DVP-NS710H/B 1080p Upscaling DVD Player, Black Reviewed by N. Sisombath (Las Vegas, NV)
Satisfied Rating (10/10)

What about a good reason to get a 1080p LCD TV ?

First of all, what IS a 1080p panel? The panel or screen display is what you are watching and it is built up of pixels or PICture ELements. Or, PIX. ELS. That is where the name comes from.

OK here’s the thing, the pixel count determines whether it can display a 1080p picture in native mode inside LCD tvs.
Why? The 1080p panel has a fixed pixel number of 2,073,000 pixels and can only display in that format, so everything that doesn’t fit the panel must be processed or expanded to fit.

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The Multi-Region version is available from Planet Omni.

This player is amazing. It’s clearly better than the first gen players, bdps1, even the bd91. there are a few little things to consider about blu ray. It SHOULDN’T play cds. if you have 1000 to spend on an Elite blu ray, then you should have good money, like 600 for a Cambridge azure or a like 24 bit cd player. blu ray lasers are very narrow, and will not read cds correctly, and to make them do so would be way more work than is considered worthwhile by the major manufacturers.

What more can I say? This is a pretty basic player that produces 1080p video and audio quality. Good features and onscreen menus are easy to navigate. The only negative I can see is that the buttons on the top of the device is relatively small and thin. Must "know" where they are, to squeeze because it is almost impossible for their brand, especially if the device is hidden under a shelf in an entertainment center, for example. But otherwise there is no problem. The remote control is also prepared and easy to use. I think I preferred the most used buttons (play / pause / stop / advance, etc.) to be top of the remote so you can actually hit my thumb, but they are at the bottom of the remote, which means that you must pass the remote control in hand up to access these buttons. Again, a minor irritation. The price of the player and the quality of production more than offset these negative children.