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JVC SRDVD-100U ProHD DVD Player for the GY-HD100 or 110 Camcorder

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JVC SRDVD-100U ProHD DVD Player for the GY-HD100 or 110 Camcorder

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The JVC SRDVD-100U is an affordable DVD deck that can playback true high definition (HD) recordings! Perfect for kiosks, trade shows, production studios, advertising agencies, even broadcasters. This one-of-a-kind player is the first ever to deliver true HD on inexpensive DVD media.

List Price:	$399.00
Our Price:	$305.99
You Save:	$93.01 (23%)

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Product Details

Product Length:	20.0 inches
Product Width:	14.0 inches
Product Height:	5.0 inches
Product Weight:	13.0 pounds
Package Length:	20.1 inches
Package Width:	14.4 inches
Package Height:	5.1 inches
Package Weight:	10.4 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 1 reviews

Features

Convenient, economical playback of HD from inexpensive DVD disks
Playback HDV, MPEG-2 TS/PS (HD 720P, 1080i), WMV9, DivX HD files
DVI and component analog outputs
Auto-Play mode for unattended operation
Upconverts standard DVDs to HD

Customer Reviews

Average Customer Review: 2.0

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5 of 6 found the following review helpful:

Overpriced and Underwhleming Dec 06, 2007
With the advent of the sub-$200 HD-DVD players flooding the market, the honeymoon period for this nasty little beast is long-gone. Don't be tempted, as I was, by its ability to play JVC HDV files natively. It is spotty at best and truly unnecessary given the alternatives available.

If you do dive in, be prepared for the laugh-riot butcher job of the English language that is the manual and the remote is hopelessly arcane. Boot time for this makes Haley's Comet seem all too frequent and simply navigating the menu is enough to drive all but the strongest of us to anti-depressants.

A/V connectors are loose and unreliable and the DVI output is severely crippled. Front-side buttons are cheap and flimsy and seem to have a high false-positive ratio.

This has been on the market for some time and is ready to be retired. It's time to let it move on. Let go.