JVC XV-FA95GD Progressive-Scan 7-Disc DVD Player, Gold
A quirky player that may not be right for you...
Just to add a few more pros/cons to what others said:<br />PROs:<br />This multi-disc player handles more formats than any other comparable multi-disc player when I bought it:  DVDs, CDs, MP3s, CD-Rs (even Black CD-Rs), VCDs, SVCDs, DVD-Audio.<br />The 7 disc capacity over the standard 5 disc of others is nice.<br />It's footprint is not quite as large as others would lead you to believe.<br />CONs:<br />This player has some very awkward and unacceptable UI quirks. <br />For example, there is no &quot;Next Disc&quot; function. This seems so obvious and simple, but is not available - and believe me, you will miss it. To advance to another disc, you have to press the &quot;Disc&quot; button plus a number button for whatever tray you want.<br />That wouldn't be so bad, except that the unit gives you no indication what disc tray you are on save a blinking orange light. This blinking orange light is of no use when you are sitting more than 3 feet from the player, and might even be annoying to some as it &quot;blinks&quot; throughtout playback. So, orange blinking light that serves no purpose other than to annoy. Ouch.<br />Another nasty omission is lack of time functions on DVD. You cannot, for example, show elapsed time for Chapter, or remaining time for Chapter, Disc, etc. There simply is no excuse for this. I like to know how much time is left remaining on a disc, and this unit cannot tell me. Ugh.<br />My particular unit turns itself on from Standby at random intervals for no reason - as if it were possessed by a ghost. I have no idea if this is a problem with the unit in general or not.<br />I needed a replacement player that was multidisc and could handle all the formats mentioned above. I bought this player because I couldn't wait a few months for the next batch of newer models that might have fit the bill...<br />You might want to wait.