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Universal players need a video screen

Posted by racerguy on June 30, 2009 at 14:32:10:
>>The real odd part is that I was told that you need a video screen to set it up, which would mean that it won't go into audio only systems for the SACD.<<

There are very few universal players that DON'T need a video screen for setup.

There are quite a few universal players that must have video screen for any operation more advanced than Play, Stop, or Track Advance (such as repeat, playlist, etc.).

A good rule of thumb is that if the player has video outputs it needs a video screen to be properly set up, even if the ultimate purpose is audio-only.