DVD players
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jesal said:
when plan to get a av receiver or even logitech z5500 then u wont need a players that has onboard DD or sts decoding as long as the dvd players have a coaxial digital audio out or optical digital audio out.so in that case the pioneer DVD 410 will make lot of sense.but if u just happen to by a amp without decoders then u will need a decoder equipped dvd player .
adder said:
yes as of now i have a onkyo home theatre which i am using i guess i can use it with that. is the pioneer usb 2.0 as well i guess ill settle for that or if i get a good price for 610 ill get that... guessing the pioneer goes not come with a free cable. im also eyeing the philips 5986 looks good on paper surely.
DVP5986K/98 supports both DD and DTS... sorry, my bad.mr47 said:
Confirm here: DVP5986K/98 - DVD Player with HDMI and USB - Players and recorders - Recorders, DVD and home theater - Philips
I guess now there's no need for picking up anything else.
Now even if ur amp doesnt support DTS/DD decoding this player will do the job. :hap2:
Pioneer DV-410V-K supports WMV whereas the philips DVP5986K/69 does not.
however Pioneer DV-410V-K specsheet states DTS® 2-Channel Decoding
I'm guessing you will only be able to get 2 channels from DTS over analog cables. Might be able to get 5.1(6 channel) over digital cable, not 100% sure though
however Pioneer DV-410V-K specsheet states DTS® 2-Channel Decoding
I'm guessing you will only be able to get 2 channels from DTS over analog cables. Might be able to get 5.1(6 channel) over digital cable, not 100% sure though
forget everything is the pioneer usb 2.0 ill get it. im anyways going to add the amp later so dts i can chuck out. if not pioneer ill get the samsung 1080pk for 4300 with hdmi cable. it only makes sense since it has everything just not the dts which i can use from amp later via optical out.
jesal said:
well no doubt the DV610 is a kick ass product ,butdont forget the DV610 also plays dvd audio and SACD,its well worth it even if u happen to buy multimedia speakers that doesnt have onboard decoding u can utilize the DV610 and about the missing option of optical out in DV410 most of the av recievers have coaxial input.
BTW the prices u have got are quite good,in showrooms the DV610 cost 12000.
adder said:
how good is the 610 man it better be damn good. is there any player in all with the following features :
usb 2.0
hdmi output
dvd upscaling
dts decoding
optical out
each and every player is missing one feature very funny. plus i saw in alfa the 410sv does not have optical out. in europe site they dont in pioneer japan site the 410v has optical this is very funny. im so confused.
adder are u from bombay itself. i dont mind getting the dv610 for 6k but where from. what is the diff between the dv410 s , dv410sv and dv410v ?
jesal said:
no i stay in bangalore,and the DV410V and DV410SV are the same S stands for silver color,the NTSC models like one from japan i believe have optical outs and u know japanese they want the best.i made my friend buy a DV600 and he is one happy person,since he was going to spend about 4.8k for DV410 he taught might as well get the DV600 and at that time DV610 was yet to be available in grey market or showrooms.
and what ever u buy IMO get the black color.
jesal said:
well DV610 is a great player the samsung video quality is behind sony which in turn is behind pioneer.about whether USB 2.0 or not it doesnt matter since the bandwith available for playing high quality videos is still sufficient in usb 1.1 .best is to ask the pioneer singapore tech support if u realy want to know about whether its 1.1 or 2.0.
The Samsung model you mention is the one I got after comparing with many of the same models you mention.
The Pioneer DV410 is comparably priced - well almost - but its USB functionality is really a pain. If you use your USB for music, then you have to go back, switch it off and then go back for movies. This is what I remember from the demo.
There was no great difference in the picture or audio quality.
With the Samsung, I play a lot of Divx files and everything plays well, its got decent audio and picture quality. I am going to upgrade to an OPPO quite soon, so audio and video are going to improve. But the only thing I should mention is that there is occasional skipping I have noticed on Audio CD's. It does not appear to be CD specific. As otherwise it is a good player.
One other nitpicking fault. If you are one of those who has a lot of MP3 files in folders in a CD or DVD, then check this out. If you play a song in a folder on the Samsung 1080PK, then it will stop after the last song in the folder is played. This is too bad, in my opinion.
Other than this, I think even the remote is the best of the lot amongs the one you compared. The Samsung's remote is in fact leagues ahead of the plastic trash offered by both Philips and Pioneer.
About the DTS decoding, you should not worry about it if you have an AV receiver. If not, you probably should be worried about it.
The Pioneer DV410 is comparably priced - well almost - but its USB functionality is really a pain. If you use your USB for music, then you have to go back, switch it off and then go back for movies. This is what I remember from the demo.
There was no great difference in the picture or audio quality.
With the Samsung, I play a lot of Divx files and everything plays well, its got decent audio and picture quality. I am going to upgrade to an OPPO quite soon, so audio and video are going to improve. But the only thing I should mention is that there is occasional skipping I have noticed on Audio CD's. It does not appear to be CD specific. As otherwise it is a good player.
One other nitpicking fault. If you are one of those who has a lot of MP3 files in folders in a CD or DVD, then check this out. If you play a song in a folder on the Samsung 1080PK, then it will stop after the last song in the folder is played. This is too bad, in my opinion.
Other than this, I think even the remote is the best of the lot amongs the one you compared. The Samsung's remote is in fact leagues ahead of the plastic trash offered by both Philips and Pioneer.
About the DTS decoding, you should not worry about it if you have an AV receiver. If not, you probably should be worried about it.
avi_avadhut
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hmnmn nice thread but i am still confuse...
as of now i will pair it to z5500 so no need of on board DTS and all.
i only need -
USB 2.0
HDMI
Full HD up scaling
i am planning to buy Samsung A5 40" this diwali.... so is there something... like samsung player works nice with Samsung LCD
what if i want to make the player future proof......like Blue-Ray then which model ????
as of now i will pair it to z5500 so no need of on board DTS and all.
i only need -
USB 2.0
HDMI
Full HD up scaling
i am planning to buy Samsung A5 40" this diwali.... so is there something... like samsung player works nice with Samsung LCD
what if i want to make the player future proof......like Blue-Ray then which model ????
get the samsung 1080pk model im planning to get the same the pioneer 410 here i cant get with optical out they have one with scart out. makes no sense samsung for 4300 and pio for 4600. if u have budget of 6500 skip all and get the pioneer 610 it kicks ass in every sense.avi_avadhut said:hmnmn nice thread but i am still confuse...
as of now i will pair it to z5500 so no need of on board DTS and all.
i only need -
USB 2.0
HDMI
Full HD up scaling
i am planning to buy Samsung A5 40" this diwali.... so is there something... like samsung player works nice with Samsung LCD
what if i want to make the player future proof......like Blue-Ray then which model ????
avi_avadhut
Adept
i just missed Optical out feature.
dont want to get optical out with 2 channel audio only.
so it seems Pioneer 610 is the only choice....
lets see if i get some offer for this model...
dont want to get optical out with 2 channel audio only.
so it seems Pioneer 610 is the only choice....
lets see if i get some offer for this model...