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In Reply to: Re: Denon DVD-1600 posted by Brian L on September 19, 2002 at 06:30:35:
I noticed that on a lot of players. To use my DVD player as an occasional mp3 player transport for my DAC and also for the HT processor, I needed both Toslink and coax. I didn't care about DVD-A. The JVC XV500 had both and progressive scan. The price was right too at $170 with 3 free DVDs. It's been great. Set it on 16x9 something and it automatically morphs to whatever is the best for my normal TV. I used a friend's older Sony for a while and you had to change the settings for every disc for letterbox versus pan and scan. What a pain that was.
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