Philips DVD727 Progressive-Scan DVD Player
Don't Waste Your Money
This system worked fine until the 90 day warranty ran out. Then you can pretty much guarantee that movies will freeze up and lock up entirely. The only way to fix the problem is to turn off the power, turn the power back on, eject the disk and put it in a different DVD player. <br />I called Philips to have this unit replaced, and it would cost me an additional $39.99. That's about half of what I paid for it in the first place. (I had called about it previously and they were going to replace it free of charge, but I never received the information they said they were going to send me, and when I called the second time, they had no record that I had called the first time.) I wished I had bought another Panasonic player instead of Philips. I've had zero problems with Panasonic. No more Philips products for me:)