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Sony DVP-NS52P
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Complete your Home Cinema setup and get the most from your films with the DVPNS 52P. This multiformat DVD/DivX player will accept all the latest formats (DVD+R dual layer, DVD +R/ -R, DVD+RW/-RW, CD-Audio, CD-JPEG, CD-R/RW). Built in Dolby Digital and DTS decoders guarrantee optimum sound reproduction. The multistandard remote and Magic Pad graphic interface make it very user friendly. The multiple connections including S-video and component outputs make it easy to setup as part of any system. With its slim, elegant design, the DVPNS 52P will be a perfect complement to your Home Cinema setup.
Features of the Sony DVP-NS52P include:
- Progressive Scan
- Playable Disk Types - DVD Video, VCD, SVCD, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, CD (Audio), CD-R, CD-RW
- Playable File Formats - DivX, MP3, JPEG
- Video Output System - PAL, NTSC
- Video DAC - 12 bit / 54 MHz
- Picture Control - Sharpness
- Dynamic Range - 103 dB (DVD) / 99 dB (Audio CD)
- Dialog Enhancer
- Audio DAC - 24 bit / 192 kHz
- Audio S/N Ratio - 115 dB
- Surround Sound - Virtual Surround, DTS (Digital out only)
- Outputs - Composite x 1, S-Video x 1, Component x 1, Analog Audio x 1, Digital Audio Coaxial x 1, Digital Audio Optical x 1
- Remote Control - Multibrand
- OSD
- Parental Control
- Instant Skip / Replay - Replay
- Resume Function - 6 Bookmarks
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Reviewed by Johnny on 16/02/2006
I bought one of these for a mate who just got married, and it would not play any divX files at all, just shows the Data Error message so contackted amazon and they are replacing it straight away.
The Tosiba I own is by far the better player, it plays everthing I can fire at it..!!
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Reviewed by Markk on 01/01/2006
I bought DVP-NS52P a few days ago.
CONFUSION:
Sony's European web sites and other web sites announces that player
DVP-NS52P has
Video DAC - 12 bit / 54 MHz. Players front panel says it has Video DAC - 12 bit / 108 MHz. I hope the latter is true.
DVP-NS52P European model and DVP-NS52 USA model have different looking front panels. Tech. specs. are (about) similar but I prefer looks of the USA model.
USA model looks like DVP-NS32 and NS33 in Europe.
GOODS
Picture is good when using composite video output (there is no RGB input in TV).
I am waiting new LCD tv with Composite Video input.
I hope that the picture quality with progressive scan will be as good as
stated in brochures
and compensate disappointments mentioned below.
I have got a few DivX disks from my friends and those worked properly.
In tech specs there is no promise that equipment will play XviD disks.
I have not tried to play XviD disks yet.
Setup user interface was quite pleasent to use.
Remote control also operates other brands of television (not all functions/commands)
BADs
Main annoying thing is slowlyness of the machine.
I wouldn't believe at first but it is true.
My two year old JVC VX-N33 DVD player starts to play disk ie. motion picture appears to the tv screen under 5 secs.
DVP-NS52P uses about 22 secs in the same thing.
Test situation:
- disk is in tray from start
- I tried different original movies bought from store
On the other hand every function from remeote control are functioning nice and fast when you wathing DVD which is running allready .
MINORS:
Remote control should be smaller and better designed.
It also seems to have quit sensitive buttons so it requires light touch.
There is Variable-Speed Playback with Sound but with no subtitles!!!
SUMMARY
It is sad that JVC didn't offer in their express functioning and easy to use DVD players with 12 bit 108 MHz video DAC in this price gategory.
Although I am not shure if my eyes really see the difference between 10
and 12 bit.
It is amazing that SONY haven't develop faster startup in their low end
DVD players.
Is this a major cost factor?!?
I have to think it over if I will return the player and claim refund.
But still, exellent picture quality wich I hopyfully will get can chance
my complaint to praise.
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Reviewed by REM on 18-09-2005
Some problems while playing DVD disks with divX movies and mp3's on one, it plays only DivX files....
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Reviewed by lucid on 14-08-2005
just got this, great picture quality but i cant seem to get the thing to play divX...on cdR keeps giving error msgs. the discs play fine on a philips and are burned using nero6.6 according to sony spec! presently waiting to contact sony tech support after weekend for an answer. If no joy then a refund pleeeese. I really hope it'll work tho as its supposed to do the lot so it should work.
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