Panasonic DVD-S35K Ultra Slim Progressive Scan DVD
It plays VCDs, SVCDs and MP3 & WMA
This is a great Progressive Scan DVD Player. I am very, no, suuuper happy with this machine. I bought it because of the reviews (the silver version has about 4 reviews but the same one in black has a lot more reviews Panasonic DVD-S35K) and the price. I am 15 year old high school student and I wanted a TV and DVD player for my room, a very small room. This DVD Player gives me what I want, I am a big fan of copyng DVDs to VCDs and playing them on a DVD player. Unfortunately my old DVD player a Panasonic A110 (one of the first ones) only accepted 650mb expensive Memorex Platinium CD-RWs but this one accepts any kind of recordable CD. It even plays Panasonic's stupid format DVD-Ram. About the progressive scan I do not know because I have an analog TV, you need an HDTV to see the difference. I bought the RCA Xbox-ready F27650 , it's a 27inch tv with stereo speakers in each side in stead of the bottom for a truse 2-channel surround (you should ready the reviews about the tv everyone rated it 5-stars and it only costs ...).<br />About the DVD player, it is a simple slim dvd player with a simple and easy to use remote. For the VCD, SVCD, MP3 or WMA disc you just insert it and it recognizes it automatically, sometimes it takes about 10 seconds to recognize it but it does. The only thing I did not like is that if you have over 100 songs in an mp3 or wma disc it will be very frustrating to get to any song. You cannot see a playlist you just change next or previous without seeing what song comes next. It has component video out that I have not used yet. The S-video quality is horrible maybe it was the cable but I disconnected it as fast as I could because I could not let my eyes see such a horrible picture. It is so easy to program it with a universal remote control. The picture quality with the A/V outputs are greeeeeat! If you only have a medium quality tv and a non-flat tv you should buy this DVD as fast as you can. BUT if you have a high-end (including non-HDTV sets) thenconsider a ...Krell or a ... sony or panasonic.