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India Press Store - Philips DVP5140 Multiformat DVD Player with DivX, MP3, Windows Media Support
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List Price: $69.99
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Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Philips
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Batteries Included: 0
Binding: Electronics
Brand: Philips
Color: Black / Silver
EAN: 5011402179558
Feature: DivX 3.1, Mpeg 4 video
Is Autographed: 0
Is Memorabilia: 0
Label: Philips
Legal Disclaimer: Warranty does not cover misuse of product.
Manufacturer: Philips
Model: DVP5140/37
Publisher: Philips
Studio: Philips
Warranty: 1 Year Limited Warranty
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Features
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DivX 3.1, Mpeg 4 video
Ultra Slim Design
Progressive Scan
Component and composite video outputs, digital coax and analog stereo audio outputs
Windows Media
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: Great DVD Player, Excellent Options
Comment: I bought this DVP5140 from Amazon for $47.99 to replace my damaged DVP 642. The biggest problem with the DVP 642 has actually been "sort of" fixed in DVP 5140; Certain Region 4 discs I bought ( legally) would go from widescreen to Full Screen for no Reason, well, with the DVP 5140 if I change the display setting for the problem discs, it "forces" the playing of the disc in widescreen. So, the setting is now there, hopefully a firmware upgrade will follow.
The crazy thing about this, is that the DVP642 just needs a slight repair which will make it workable if I can find the time to do the repair ( which I have to, since I have a favorite disc jammed in the machine).The First DVP642 I bought lasted, and that was bought for 62-63 dollars. The DVP 5140 ( which is Multiformat, Multiregion, etc) was 47.99 and it is great. Complain all you want about what it has NOT got, but this has features. Yes I will admit that the remote takes a little getting used to, but for a multizone multi-everything gem, this little beast compares with items up in the 1,000 to 1,500 mark; and favorably. Anyways, the cost is low, just look at what you get for the cost of an Optical drive on a PC... its great.
The problem I had with the DVP 642 was the flashing red Power light problem; supposedly this refers to a burned out resistor, and can be fixed "easily" ( I don't know about that, but the instructions on the web are fairly straightforward, you just need the time). So I upgraded with the hope that there was a fix or some change related to the region 4 issue as mentioned above, and I also have not had the time to devote to repairing the 642 ( yet), so I may wind up with two multi-zone players.
Anyways, the 5140 is a keeper, and its great.
Customer Rating:
Summary: very bad dvd
Comment: this is a very bad product, the remote does not work unless you are next to the dvd, it takes forever to act once you send the remote order. It is slow in every aspect. I dont recommend it, I was too lazy to returned but i should have returned it
Customer Rating:
Summary: Phillips 5140 - Great Machine
Comment: I bought it for the VCD compatibility (showing slides made into movies on CD). It works! My multi-format Samsung with a card reader cannot play VCD's, but this can do it. No open/close button is a small disadvantage. To open the tray right away, you need to turn off the "standby," and then, press the open/close button on the machine. For $48 (on sale at Target for $39.99 right now) it is a pretty great buy.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great player!
Comment: I tested this thing out with a dvd full of AVI's and it played them back with great quality and was very easy and straight forward to use menu system. Plays about 7 700 meg avi, mpg, mp4 movies to a dvd.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Great Player
Comment: I've had this DVD player for little over a week and it works wonderfully. We bought it specifically to play multi-regional DVDs and thanks to the other reviews were able to make it happen and it operates flawlessly. I only gave it a four/five since I've only had the player for a short time, although we've used it for several hours, every day since we got it without a hitch. I haven't had any difficulties with the remote or the player, and setting it to all regions took only a few seconds. Top that with the awesome low price, I hope this DVD player is around for a good long while. I definitely recommend this for anyone on a budget, looking for a versatile player with little to no sacrifice of quality.
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Editorial Reviews:
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Philips DVP5140 Progressive Scan DVD Player, can play CD-R/W, DivX, DVD, DVD+R/W, DVD-R/W DVD-Video, MP3, MPEG4, Picture CDs, VCD, and SVCD. That's right, all of this in one small package for an incredibly reasonable price. All while delivering quality picture and audio performance. Component video output lets you connect this DVD player to your high-end home television set to optimize viewing quality.
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