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Oppo DV-983H


$399.00 Released July, 2008

Product Shot 1 The Pros:Built in HDCD decoder. PAL->NTSC conversions. 7.1 channel analog audio pre-outs.

The Cons:Expensive compared to previous generations. Minimal cables included; no HDMI, no component video. Doesn't play Blu-ray discs; so not future proof.

The Oppo DV-983H DVD player is the manufacturer’s premium model. Oppo's DVD players are renown for providing high-end picture quality for a budget-friendly price, usually under $200. The DV-983H is Oppo's most expensive player, and naturally their best.

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Product Shot 2 Video upconversion and processing is handled by Anchor Bay's Video Reference Series ATB102 chipset. On the audio side, the 983H is one of the only players in this price range that includes an HDCD decoder for higher quality CD audio. For multi-format video, picture and music playback, the DV-983H is conveniently equipped with a USB 2.0 port, connecting external USB devices.

Features   

  • 480p/720p/1080i and full HD resolutions
  • 1080p video upscaling using Anchor Bay Reference Series ATB102
  • inputs/outputs: HDMI, component video, S/PDIF, digital optical, 7.1 channel pre-out, USB, RS-232, external remote in/out, RCA, S-Video
  • PAL and NTSC compatible
  • Progressive Scan
  • USB 2.0 interface
  • 7.1 Channel Surround Sound, Super Audio CD
  • RS232 Remote integration
  • release date: July 28, 2008
  • price: $399

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Pros
  • 3

    Built in HDCD decoder

  • 3

    PAL->NTSC conversions

  • 3

    7.1 channel analog audio pre-outs

  • 3

    Picture quality is at the top in this price range and comparable to more expensive models

  • 3

    Great audio playback

  • 2

    Audio and video settings can be adjusted while watching a movie

  • 2

    Anchor Bay Technologies video upscaling to 1080p

  • 2

    Fantastic connectivity: HDMI, component, S-Video, optical, digital coax, 7.1 pre-outs, RS-232, USB, IR remote in/out

  • 1

    SACD and DVD Audio playback via HDMI

Cons
  • 1

    Expensive compared to previous generations

  • 1

    Minimal cables included; no HDMI, no component video

  • 1

    Doesn't play Blu-ray discs; so not future proof

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