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Question: REGION FOR ST DVD ON THE HD-A35 Does the HD-A35 is free zone for the standard DVD?I have a lot of region 4 DVD'sThis is the only thing that its keeping me out of getting the toshiba hd Players.
Document: Fantastic HD-DVD product. Replaced a standard dvd player with this one.I had reviewed a lot of the Blu and HD components, glad I picked the HD-A35.Only thing I can find to pick at is that dvd tray is slow to open.
Toshiba HD-A35 1080p HD DVD PlayerI WAS ONE OF THE LUCKY ONES SELECTED TO PARTICIPATE IN THE SPECIAL CHRISTMAS PROMOTION OF THIS ITEM. This is the inly reason I entered the HD-DVD arena, but I'm glad I did. The setup for the player was extremely easy. HD-DVD's play without any problems mentioned in earlier posts. Upconversion has also been problem free. My player is connected to my Samsung HDLCD, the picture is truly incredible.
Toshiba HD-A35 1080p HD DVD PlayerOf all the thing you hear about the format is coming to an end, I still went and bought this player as an upgrade to my XBOX HD-DVD player. I thought at half the price I'll be getting a full feature HD-DVD player for my collection of movies and believe me it's truly worth it.I hooked the player to my Onkyo TX-SR875 receiver i never heard the sound from my system so rich as now.
It puts together an unbeatable package of elements unparalleled anywhere:-Perfect retro compatibility with all previous formats, meaning your DVDs will always be playable.-The best strategic technological choices, meaning HD DVD takes full advantage of both audio and video next-generation of data compression making important concerns like disc space and bandwidth a thing of the past.-No more region coding! Global distribution is here: be free to watch whatever you want.
I remember paying $1000 for my first DVD player back in the day - i.e. an early adopter - but that thing was rock solid. From my experience Tosh's HD-DVD players are anything but.Overall, knocking off 4 full stars for the inability to properly play discs without a firmware update.With the firmware update in place, I'd give this a 4 out of 5, knocking off one star for the lack of backlighting on the remote.
Ok so I finally took the HD plunge. I decided to pick the HD-A35 up since the price was right and with the 10 free movies how could I go wrong. Well it came today and I was very upset when I picked up my package. The Amazon box looked like a 400lb gorilla had it as a play toy. It was smashed, crushed and looked like a 4 year-old taped it back together. Fearing the worst I opened up the Amazon box and the Toshiba box appeared intact.
I had the XBOX 360 HD DVD add on and it performed well. My only complaint was that with the component connections, the best resolution anyone can possibly get for standard DVDs is 480p. HD DVDs were displayed on my Pioneer plasma @ 1080p. I waited a while for the newer generations of HD DVD players to come out before taking the dive into Toshiba. I can recommend the HD-A35 without ANY reservations. HD DVDs are displayed @ 1080p as are standard DVDs...and they look GREAT!
Which also keep in mind there are around 800 titles worldwide released on the format. If any of you detail freeks too by the way are thinking there might be region code issuse with hd dvd disc think again, since the hd dvd format is region free. As for the regular dvd format keep in mind that it will be around for years to come.
Right out of the box the HD-A35 performed without a hitch. It does take a little longer to spool up but the wait is by no means excessive. Because this is such new technology I took time and read the manual and had no problems with any aspect of the set-up. I was on the fence as far as going Blu-Ray or HD-DVD, but with the offer of 10 free movies the choice was made a lot easier.
My first entry into high definition dvds was precipitated by an impressive performance of a 32" Sony Bravia LCD HDTV. Its resolution was so improved over a Sharp Aquos (purchased 2+ yrs ago) that my standard definition DVDs looked less impressive. For example, an X-Men Last Stand now showed easily visible digital artifacts that made it less enjoyable.So I plunged with a new Toshiba A35 player. I have now watched 4 HD DVDs and several standard definition DVDs and can say they are awesome.
Answer: Hi Jorge,HD DVD is region free (unlike Blu-Ray which may be region restricted).But for standard DVDs, the HD-A35 from Amazon will play only Region 1 DVDs and Region Free DVDs.  The HD-A35 will not play DVDs with other Region settings, e.g., Region 2, 3, 4, etc.