Sony DVPCX995V 400-Disc DVD Mega Changer/Player (2009 Model)
Not all that Bad
*UPDATE*  I have had the player for over a year now and I am still pretty pleased. I have had one glitch - which others have experienced. I lost all my disk info earlier this month.     Keep your disk information on your computer - just in case. To be fair, the manual does say if the player hangs up to unplug it for a minute then plug it back in. It seems to me that I failed to do that this time, and I lost all my information (Close to 400 disks). I have had it hang up like that twice before, and I unpluged the unit and all was well. It may be that this is the cause of the memory loss glitch.    One other glitch - The information for disk one doesn't seem to store. (But I know that one by heart anyway)    As I said before, the machine isn't perfect, but still does a very reasonable job at storing, sorting and playing DVD's. All in all I am still happy with this product.      Read your manuals people. This unit does have a page up/down function in the disk explorer. I haven't had any problems with the unit. True, you will spend a lot of time typing in disc info, but that is not a player flaw - it is what's imprinted upon the disk itself.     It is true that in the the world of instant gratification where we are used to instant results, the player loads a little slow. I would say on average about 25-35 seconds to find and load a disk. Wow people, I feel myself growing older as we speak...    The software however is a little clunky, but not as bad as some would have you believe. If people would spend just a couple of minutes and read their owners manual rather than just plugging in the player and fumbling around, they would save themselves a lot of time and effort.     To thus point the player does everything that it should, and the flaws are minor inconviences that can be attributed to personal taste.