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Old 17-08-2007, 9:23 AM   #1 (permalink)
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~£100 DVD player for LCD
Any recommendations for a Samsung 32" 1366x768 LCD with HDMI input? Divx and Xvid a must. Upscaling/de-interlacing.

Checked out Oppo 971, but noticed it lacks 2:2 for PAL, what exactly does this mean? Collection has PAL & NTSC movies.
Must be multi-region.
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Re: ~£100 DVD player for LCD
Philips 5980

Can be had for around the £60 mark. Get's excellent reviews on this site. DivX playback is VERY good also.
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What chipset is it? Have they removed the going into standby during pause bug?
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