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Toshiba SD-350e Crashing due to poor Ventilation?!?

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Old 02-01-2006, 5:37 PM   #1
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Exclamation Toshiba SD-350e Crashing due to poor Ventilation?!?

I got a Toshiba 350e from Richer Sounds before Christmas, and will be returning it this week as it has an annoying habit of freezing for 5 seconds after approximately 45 minutes of viewing, and the totally crashing after another 20 minutes.

Personally I think the problem is due to my set up requiring the DVD player to be enclosed in a tight space as it gets very hot before it falls over.

So if you're looking at buying one of these but don't have adequate ventilation then I would give it a miss.

On a more positive note, does anyone have any suggestions on what I should swap it out for? the Denon 1920 looks like a good bet as I would prefer a HDMI connection.
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Old 02-01-2006, 5:43 PM   #2
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I wouldn't be too quick to blame ventilation. Freezing & locking up is what the 350 is becoming infamous for , and the reason I never bought one. Have a read of the Denon 1920 threads too which will enlighten you to a lip sync problem, although it seems nowhere near as common as the tosh freezing.
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my 360 and tosh were in the same stand, both have ventilation all around, the tosh still crashed, i never tried watching a movie without the upscaling so that may be why

my 360 has never crashed btw
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