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Sony SLV-D380P
$100.00
Released August, 2008
The Pros:Additional jpeg disc readability provides a considerable leg-up on competitor models from Toshiba and JVC. DVD disc compatibility is surprisingly versatile - plays most burned/out-of-region discs without hesitation.
The Cons:VHS playback is hit-and-miss - many commercial tapes are prone to blurring/jumpiness. DVD closes very quickly - may become lodged if discs are not perfectly aligned. Lack of VHS tracking severely limits tape playback - SLP format is entirely unsupported.
The Sony SLV-D380P is an affordable, combination DVD/VHS player for watching VHS tapes and DVD discs via one convenient unit. Although priced relatively low, the SLV-D380P still stands tall against high-end units in that not only does it play a wide variety of media (DVD/CD/MP3/JPEG/VHS), it also offers both component and progressive (480p) output for the DVD player.
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Plus, the SLV-D380P is tuner-ready, meaning it merely requires a tuner from another video source with A/V output (cable, satellite, TV) to directly record televised broadcasts. Additional features of the Sony SLV-D380P combination player include a multi-brand TV remote control, bilingual operation, and front A/V inputs for quickly viewing newly recorded camcorder videos. The Sony SLV-D380P retails for $99.99 and comes with a 1 year limited warranty.
Features
- Combination DVD/VHS Player
- Video/Audio/JPEG Playback
- Progressive(480p) Output
- Tuner-Ready
- Multi-Brand Remote
- Bilingual Operation
- Front A/V
- 1 Year Limited Warranty
Specifications
- Disc Capacity: 1
- Tray Type: DVD-Tray, VCR-Slot
- Dimensions: 16.9” x 3.4” x 11.3”
- Weight: 7.94 Lbs
Inputs/Outputs
- Coaxial Audio Digital Output(s) : 1 (Rear)
- Component Video (Y/Pb/Pr) Output(s) : 1 (Rear)
- Composite Video Input(s) : 2 (1 Front, 1Rear)
- RCA Audio Input(s) : 2 (1 Front, 1Rear)
- RCA Audio Output(s) : 1 (Rear)
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Pros & Cons
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Additional jpeg disc readability provides a considerable leg-up on competitor models from Toshiba and JVC
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DVD disc compatibility is surprisingly versatile - plays most burned/out-of-region discs without hesitation
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VHS playback is hit-and-miss - many commercial tapes are prone to blurring/jumpiness
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DVD closes very quickly - may become lodged if discs are not perfectly aligned
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Lack of VHS tracking severely limits tape playback - SLP format is entirely unsupported
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Remote layout is awkward and uncomfortable - important buttons (volume, content type, tracking) are small and difficult to access
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