can anybody help me please

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get1a2get1a2

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i have seen toshiba sd 220e and a scan dvd and dont no which to buy the spec for the scan sc440 sl are listed below

Introducing the SCAN SC-440SL DVD player. Standing at an overall height of just under 2", it's one of the world's slimmest players. And just because it's smaller, doesn't mean we've compromised on quality. Carrying on in the tradition of our previous award-winning products we've made sure the SC-440SL has all the features attributed to a leading DVD manufacturer such as Dolby 5.1, DTS, SCART etc. It's multi-regional too.



What's more, we've made the price just as attractive.
£115.00 + V.A.T. (£135.13 inc)




44mm height slim design
(overall height incl. feet 50mm)



Full-featured remote
(batteries supplied)


Rear view
Comprises video, s-video, RGB, SCART, 5.1, digital audio (coaxial & optical). 44mm height slim design
(overall height incl. feet: 50mm)
Multi-regional

Audio
- Dolby/DTS/PCM Ready
- 5.1 Channel True Sound
- DTS Output
- Digital Audio Outputs :
Coaxial & Optical

Video
- Video, S-Video
- Scart (RGB)

Formats Supported
- DVD/DVD-RW/DVD+RW
- VCD/MP3/Kodak Picture CD
- CD/CD-R/CD-RW
Video Output
Signal System : NTSC / PAL
S-Video : Y - 1.0Vp-p(75), C - 0.286Vp-p(75)
Scart Jack : 1 x Scart (RGB)
Audio Output
5.1 Channel : F/L, F/R, R/L, R/R, C/T, S/W
Frequently Response : 48KHz Sampling - 48Hz to 22KHz
S/N Ratio : 110dB
Dynamic Range : 95dB
Total Harmonic Distortion : 0.005%
Digital Audio Output : Coaxial & Optical

Playable Discs
DVD-Video / DVD-R / DVD-RW / DVD+RW / VCD / SVCD / CD / CD-R / CD-RW HDCD / MP3 / Kodak Picture CD

Play Function: Programmed Play / Parental Lock
Floating Zoom x1.5, x2, x3
Built-in Screen Saver / Chapter Digest
Multiple Angle Selection
16:9 Wide, 4:3 Letter Box, 4:3 Pan Screen
Dimensions: 420 x 44 x 250mm (W x D x H)
Weignt: 2.9kg


will the scan dvd player cover more discs then the toshiba
 
Originally posted by get1a2get1a2
Playable Discs DVD-R / DVD-RW / DVD+RW / SVCD / HDCD / Kodak Picture CD
will the scan dvd player cover more discs then the toshiba
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Yes, the Toshiba shouldn't play any of these.
The Toshiba may cost a little more, needs latest firmware update but it's the one I would buy.
 
but if i bought a dvd writer would i be able to back up my dvds and play them on the toshiba what are they called dvdr does it play svcd
 
Originally posted by get1a2get1a2
but if i bought a dvd writer would i be able to back up my dvds and play them on the toshiba what are they called dvdr does it play svcd

Toshiba doesn't claim it plays DVD-R or SVCDs, just VCDs.
If that's important maybe the Scan is a better buy for you.
Ultimate PQ doesn't seem to be your aim :cool: .
 
will take you advise for the toshiba sd220 e can you tell me the best place to buy one with the latest software update what version do i need to go for i have a sony dvps335 dvd as well can you tell me if the quality will be as good as the sony have

thanks steve
 
Originally posted by get1a2get1a2
will take you advise for the toshiba sd220 e can you tell me the best place to buy one with the latest software update what version do i need to go for i have a sony dvps335 dvd as well can you tell me if the quality will be as good as the sony have
thanks steve


Richer Sounds @ £119.00.
Latest Firmware v1.5. If you press " Zoom, 6, 0, 6, Zoom " the display will reveal firmware version.
Your Sony is a good machine, I wouldn't say the Toshiba is significantly superior.
 

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