Samsung DVD-HD931 HDTV Converter Progressive-Scan DVD Player
Think this purchase through
This is one of only two DVD players currently available with DVI inputs.  Assuming you are interested in DVI, you probably have a HDTV -- which begs the question, how many DVI inputs do you have on your HDTV? Only one I assume -- so you are forced with making a choice of receiving HDTV through DVI, or your DVD player through DVI, but not both.<br />Another consideration involves the types of movies you watch.  If you watch the typical new Hollywood films you should be pleased because at the highest settings, the picture is very good.  But if you occasionally watch older films with Academy aspect ratios (closer to square) you must adjust down the settings.  This will give you the proper aspect ratio, but the image quality degrades considerable.<br />I have not had issues with picture stability (unlike some complaints here), but the remote control is certainly the worst on the market.<br />The Pros are that at the highest settings, using DVI, the quality is very good.  Also, I am pleased with the audio quality, as well.<br />The Cons are that by using DVI for your DVD player, you probably are forced to use component inputs for your HDTV.  Secondly, you can not manipulate aspect ratios at the highest setting, degrading performance on many DVDs.  And finally, the remote is horrible.  All-in-all, a very mixed bag.