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JVC XVN670B 1080p Upconverting Digital Progressive Scan DVD Player

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Features for JVC XVN670B 1080p Upconverting Digital Progressive Scan DVD Player:

Multi DVD (-R/RW, +R/RW) Playback
JPEG, MP3, WMA Playback
1080p Upconversion
Quick Loading

Small Picture
Medium Picture

Editorial Review
The XV-N670B provides DivX (5.0) playback, the video compression format for computer files on the Internet. DivX accounts for 250 million downloads worldwide, as its video technology offers high-quality video at seven to 10 times greater compression than MPEG-2 files, enabling full length films to easily fit on a CD or be delivered over broadband connections. The XV-N670B also features 1080P up-conversion via HDMI output and also an optical digital output. This is a slim design DVD video player featuring HDMI output (up-conversion 1080p), multi-format playback including DivX (R).
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Customer Reviews

Excellent, and inexpensive DVD player

2008-07-05
I've only had it a few days, but am extremely happy with it. However, as mentioned before in a previous review, the display is a joke. Even sitting up close to it the display is almost useless. Fortunately I don't depend on the display much, but for those that do, you will be very disappointed in it. However, given what the system can do, and how well it does it, that can easily be overlooked. I've run some old movies and some concert videos through it and they all come out really great. This is one player that will not disappoint you if you're looking for an inexpensive, but feature rich DVD player.

very good product

2008-06-10
This product is excellent for the price. The picture is great and the sound is very good, plays pretty much any video format.Very good colors and clear image. Very satisfied with it, considering the fact that it has hdmi output, 1080p upconversion, digital optical and coaxial outputs. Here is the 3 things I do not like but for the price again no big deal: The loading tray is very thin and looks like it will break easy, but as of now is ok. The display is extremely tiny so you almost do not see it from 6 feet distance, kind of annoying since you do not know how much from the movie you have seen. The player is black, but the remote silver color. They do not match. As far as performance no complains at all, but happy.

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