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Question: What other outputs does it have at the rear, we want to use this on an older TV that does not have an HDMI input?
Document: We tried to attach both cables, figuring we could choose which input to use on the TV. Nope, we had to unplug the HDMI cable to view PAL videos because of what looked like a serious tracking problem, even though we had the TV input set to &#34;Video&#34; and not one of the HDMI inputs. I was not able to figure this out from the manual.^^^^ THIS INFO SHOULD BE GIVEN IN THE PHILLIPS MANUAL OR ON THE AMAZON PAGE.
After 100 hours of use, it works fine. Set-up was pretty easy. After some glitches, figured that I had to unplug my TV so it would reset on this new unit's input cable. Using the remote to set colors, brightness, screen size, etc. is easy. In the end, I used the settings it came with.Colors are, as others have said, very vivid.After 2 days, the battery that came with the unit died.Why not 5 stars?
The product was supposed to be region free, however the product that arrived was region 1 only. it would not play PAL correctly. It would not connect via the HDMI port to my TV
This player is hard to beat for the price. Simple, all-region player works as advertised. Remote is simple to use. Player also turns on all my other components (TV and sound bar) when powered on, which is nice. We watch a lot of DVDs and the Phillips machines have held up well.
I purchased this player because we needed a way to playback region 2 discs we'd accumulated while living abroad and the price was right. It was easy to set up out of the box and the picture quality is good but for whatever reason the audio is often slightly out of sync with the picture?? Not sure if that is due to the upscaling feature or using the HDMI cord? I'll be trying the older style red/white/yellow plugs and see if that solves the problem.
I love this little DVD player. It works fine. It was easy to hook in to our Sony Bravia HDMI port with the nice cord that comes with the player. The Bravia senses the player right when I turn it on, so I don't have to fumble with the TV tuner to get it to recognize the player. That is a little plus.
However, this is barely a problem. We are enjoying shows that we would otherwise never have bought, and are debating whether we want a second player for our bedroom.
This is a very nice, small unit which made our older US region dvds look very good on the new HD tv, but because I cannot get it to play my UK dvds, I am returning the item.
When it is powered on, it turns the tv on as well... something my much more expensive Panasonic does and which I did not expect this one to do. Now, since both players are hooked up to the television, we simply have to turn on one of them, depending on the region code of the dvd we want to watch.Perhaps the only complaint I have is the remote. While simple to operate, there seems to quite a delay before the player responds.
I needed to use this in Europe so had it sent to me. No 220 Volt Plug Adapter as advertised. False advertising and worthless to me.
Answer: Has RCA jacks but no S-VHS