I have no idea you haven't had a chance to use it. All I get is pasteurized by Wilmer here or anything so I don't know. When I get around to it I'll let you know and that's my own truth I don't know yet. I don't like it well too bad I don't sit there and watch movies and TV everyday I have to make a living.

If you still have a few DVDs that you'd like to play on your TV (or even CDs), this is a great little player. It's a no balony SONY (I'm using their slogan ... but, it's very accurate). It's easy to set up, easy to use, and you don't have to access any "bells and whistles" unless you want to do more than just play a DVD (or CD). Most people don't even think about playing CDs through their TVs ... but, the feature is there if you care to access the CD capability.

This particular player is very nice quality and easy to use. It's the only player I've had that will play even scratched DVD's. This is a replacement for the same model I've had. It lasted about 7 years with continual use. I think that's pretty good.

I did a bit of research on DVD players before I purchased one. I found a number of them that were a lot cheaper, but also in the reviews and description of what other customers has said the quality wasn't very good in those cheaper DVD players as far as a picture and sound goes. If I'm gonna be entertained, you want good picture and good sound and they said the Sony brand was at the top of the list as far as quality goes and it's been doing great so far.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I have 3 other Sony DVD players - same model - and they worked beautifully until recently, but I had them a few years and they are used every day for hours a day, so I wasn't surprised when they died. Things don't live forever. So I bought 2 more to replace them. I had recently bought a Panasonic DVD player, but it did not have a memory that holds beyond removing the disk. Very inconvenient if you need to stop watching a movie and then want to go back to it later after taking it out of the machine. The Sony picks up right where you left off, even if you take the disk out and put it back a week later. That's the only reason I would not recommend the Panasonic. Both Sony and Panasonic have excellent picture and sound quality, but the Panasonic lacks the memory.

I love the picture quality of this DVD player. Connecting to TV was easy once I picked up a HDMI connector that was not included in the box. Very Easy after purchasing. I would recommend this product but make sure you pick up a HDMI cable while your in the store.

I just wanted a good basic DVD player. I found one in this Sony. Just the fact that it comes with a full size, easy to use remote is a blessing. And I can control certain functions of my Sony TV with this remote. Set up was very easy. Compact, sleek design makes it easy to place.

This device takes about 5 minutes just to load the DVD and when it finally does and you select to play it takes another few minutes to start playing. Once your actually watching the movie it then pauses after about 15 minutes like it's trying to catch up. I'm taking it back for a refund.

It messes up my new dvd discs on the first try. We put them in clean, the picture starts messing up, we take it out to check and there are scuff and scratch marks all over it. We have had to throw the whole first season of NYPD Blue away. This tells how many times we tried it out! 6!! It is going back!

I Just tried it for a second time today before answering Your Survey. If for whatever reason it showed the On button finally came on after approx 8 minutes then I inserted another disk into the machine. It is now playing the disk. Previously it was a Dead Machine when I received it on Monday July 20, 2020