Sony DVPCX995V 400-Disc DVD Mega Changer/Player (2009 Model)
Can you wait? Updated Jan 18, 2006
If you don't need the Sony DVP-CX995V today, wait a few weeks as I promise to update my review.     MEMORY loss after the first 24 hours! I purchased the unit on December 17, 2005, loaded 137 DVD's and CD's, entered (or typed in this case) roughly 120 titles, etc. and managed to lose the data overnight. The unit was powered on and off several times during the initial set-up process without problems (titles and other information were retained, etc.) On December 18, 2005, all data was gone, replaced with \\"?\\". Additionally, the player could not identify \\"DVD's\\", only \\"CD's\\".    I placed a service call to Sony, they were of no help and had \\"never heard of such a problem\\", however, should you read other reviews on this site, you will find similar problems/issues.    On December 20, 2005, I reset the DVP, loaded (or typed in this case) all lost information and the unit has performed as advertised (with the exception of auto-play, you can turn it off, but it still auto-plays); today is December 22, 2005, 6:49 PM, PST.    On the downside, you cannot backup your data in the event of power loss. Additionally, Sony informed me that the DVP will retain memory for 24 hours only, and suggested I use other means (e.g., battery backup) in the event of power loss.    Lastly, I made the mistake of not cataloging my titles on a PC or other means, which made it difficult when reentering the information into the DVP.    Until my next update, please hold off on purchasing this player.    Review updated January 18, 2006. Although I have not experienced any additional memory loss, I stand by my original review. The auto-play function can be turned off; however, I have followed the instructions without success (the player indicates that auto-play is off, however, it still plays the last disc, etc.) So, if I had to do it all over again, I would have passed.