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Question: Sony DVD player takes a long time to load disks I just bought a Sony DVP-NS601HP DVD player and noticed that Loading a disk (this occurs everytime you put a new DVD in the player) takes a LONG time, like 30-45 seconds.  Does anyone else have this experience, or do I have a lemon?
Document: I took a chance that the reviews i'd read about this player skipping or not loading disks were rare exceptions rather than the rule. Low and behold they're not rare exceptions. Just over two months into my purchase, DVDs began skipping regularly and then soon thereafter, no DVDs would load. Not old ones and not new ones right out of the box.Do not buy this player.
I know, I know. Connect the HDMI cable and plug it in, what else do I need to know. That is my usual approach. But if you do that, you might find that certain decoders - like DTS don't seem to be working. So read the booklet and go through the setup process. It just takes a few minutes and now most of the DVD decoders work just fine. I haven't had this very long, but it seems to be a very competent product.
Coupled with my new 32in. VIZIO plasma TV the viewing experience is nothing short of awesome. Sure, there are some programming delays, if 30 seconds counts for a delay and the little blue pilot light shines brightly and the remote probably could be more user friendly, but those just constitute griping.
Based on good things I'd read, this is the DVD player I bought to go with my Sony Bravia HDTV.With its amazingly compact size and weight, the Sony NS700HB stacks nicely on top of other equipment. What's more, it's reasonably priced at $80.00.I've linked the player and TV with an HDMI cable. I tried the Dynex and Sony brand cables, and both performed equally well.The player does take time to load, but that's not a minus to me.
Sony DVP-NS700H/B 1080p Upscaling DVD Player, BlackAlthough I don't consider myself a Hi-Tek geek who knows all the intricate details of DVD players, I am somewhat computer literate and know the difference between performance of electronic equipment good or bad. With that caveat, I can only describe my new purchase of a Sony DVD player (listed above) as a very satisfying experience in all respects.From its sleek appearance to its ease of setup to its admirable performance, it's been flawless.
Just purchased this model Sony DVP-NS700H to replace a Philips 3140 that I owned for less than 24 hours. The Philips was trash. I mean real junk. I had a $50 Samsung for 4 years before it gave up the ghost. Bought the Philips, returned the Philips, and bought this Sony. Very, very pleased with the DVP-NS700H and would recommend it to anyone looking for an inexpensive disc player with great performance.
I debated buying a Blu-Ray player for some time, and ended up purchasing this instead. After seeing what the upconverting will do for my existing DVD's, I decided that the premium for the Blu-Ray player just wasn't worth it, especially considering the fact that Blu-Ray discs are more expensive and it doesn't look like anyone will stop making standard DVD's any time soon.This player gives me a fantastic picture when connected to my Sony Bravia TV via HDMI.
I bought this player to replace an older progressive scan DVD (Sony DVP-NS41P) attached to a fairly new Sony HD LCD (46V2500) hoping the NS700 would improve DVD playback. It didn't. The TV upscales every input to the highest that input will allow (ie: HMDI scales to 1080p, component to 1080i, etc). I was hoping the player would scale better than the TV, but that wasn't the case.
wow, this 1080p upscaling dvd player is great! i wasn't sure that it would make a noticeable difference in the picture quality of my dvd's- seeing is believing! i bought this to use with the sony bravia television that we ordered from amazon( love it too)and the movies are super clear. it also plays cd's ,which is great...if anyone is thinking of buying a new dvd player, spend a little more money and upgrade. its well worth it.
I borrow DVD'a from the local library and when they work they look really good. But the player rejects alot of them if they've been around a long time, so it's fussy. It's ok- I accept it. Relatively new DVD's really look terrific.
Answer: I also have this DVD player, it does seem to take longer than most to power up OR load a disc. It's not that long however, & the picture quality is worth it. Mine doesn't take 30-45 seconds to load.