Experience HD quality when watching your DVD collection with the Upconverting 1080p DVD Player. This unit will display your DVDs in full 1080p resolution, allowing for superior picture quality when compared to regular DVD players.
Upconverting DVD Player with HDMI: The DVD player in this system is capable of upconverting your DVDs to near-HD quality. 1080p DVD upscaling offers the highest possible resolution your HDTV is capable of displaying with an HDMI connection.
Plug and Play Installation with All the Connections You Need: This unit is easy to set up with simple plug and play connections. Outputs include HDMI, composite video, component video, RCA audio left/right and digital coaxial audio.
Remote Control Included: Fully control nearly all aspects of the DVD player with the included remote control.
Play Your CD and MP3 Collection: In addition to DVDs, you can enjoy your entire CD collection on this system. It is also compatible with recordable media, allowing you to play mixed CDs. Compatible audio media includes: CD, CD+-R/RW, MP3 CD.
Display Your Digital Photos on your TV Screen: This DVD player can read digital pictures from a compatible CD and display them on your TV. Compatible media includes: JPEG CD.
Karaoke Playback with Microphone Input: Simply connect a microphone (not included) to the front input of the DVD player, and pop in a CD-G karaoke disc to sing along to all your favorite songs.
Dolby Digital Sound: This DVD player can play Dolby Digital DVDs and CDs.
Multitude of DVD Playback Options/Settings: The dynamic range volume option will reduce large variations in volume for night-time listening. Downmix mode will convert the audio to make it sound more like a movie theater setting (on supported discs).
List of Contents: DVD Player, remote control, 2 AAA batteries for remote, A/V cable, manual, 1 year manufacturer's direct warranty
Owner Reviews, Ratings, Comments and Criticism
First off let me say that I am not a tech geek so don't take this as if it came from the burning bush of audio-video worship. I do however have a basic understanding about HD images and what is needed to get one. If you are a tech geek and can find anything I did wrong in my setup, equipment or operation of the Magnasonic please jump in.
