If you are looking for a DVD player possibly as replacement or just want something just plain cheap to play your DVD's, then this is not for you.
This DVD player not just plays DVDs but also plays Divx discs. Which are supposed to be more storage per movie efficient for example, a typical ... Read review
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A review by Albinorhino on Pioneer DV-400V-S February 11th, 2008
Author's product rating:
Picture Playback
Satisfactory
Sound Level
Satisfactory
Range of Features
Limited
Durability
Excellent
Value for Money
Satisfactory
Advantages:
pioneer reliability
Disadvantages:
no bells and whistles . Nothing special .
Recommend to potential buyers:
yes
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This DVD player came in a home thater in a box, quickly however is was delegated downward to the spare room and then the bedroom dvd player.
Really it is your standard dvd player, DivX playback dolby output for the sound. The ability to play burnt dvds on the - formats and it is progressive scan.
It has the normal component, s-video and analog outputs and really there isn't much more to say on it.
It does give off a good picture and it's layer jump isn't very noticeable when watching a movie but it doesn't really offer anything special. You get the great perforance and value of Pioneer with no bells and whistles but if you are just looking for a good reliable dvd player this is for you.
Advantages: Plays Divx Disadvantages: Hardly any media for Divx.
If you are looking for a DVD player possibly as replacement or just want something just plain cheap to play your DVD's, then this is not for you.
This DVD player not just plays DVDs but also plays Divx discs. Which are supposed to be more storage per movie efficient for example, a typical DVD may store probably about 2-3 movies per disc while on the other hand an Divx disc can store possibly 4 to even 5 movies per disc!
Although there is a cost ... ...players that have incorporated playback of the Divx are about two times expensive than those that don't. To even downplay this functionality even more, most DVD discs don't come with Divx anyway.
So why spend more? Well there isn't much reason to, unless you want a "flash" looking player just knowing it has the extra ability to play Divx.
The player itself is made out of thin metal, although it does feel quite sturdy . ...
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I recently bought one Pioneer Dv400v, its amazing! low price, and has a lot of function, the quality of the video is excellent. The only thing is that (of course) it doesn't support some file format, but, it supports .avi wich has very good quality. Its USB and HDMI ports give a better resolution.
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