Toshiba SD-3900 Progressive-Scan DVD Player
An ok player with some usability problems
This unit has a very good picture, and generally good sound, except I found the sound will occasionally skip for a moment, even on brand new discs. The remote is comfortable to hold and has faintly backlit buttons in the middle, which makes it easy to find in the dark. The &quot;menu&quot; button, unfortunately, is in the middle of a bunch of buttons on the top half of the remote, so it's difficult to find. Also the up/down/left/right buttons are on the bottom of the remote but are rather small.<br />Quirks: pressing fast-forward on the remote will only ffwd for about 10-15 seconds before freezing. You have to press &quot;play&quot; and then &quot;ffwd&quot; again to make it continue.<br />Also, it doesn't remember where you were on the disc when you power down the player. And it has an auto-off power saving function, so if you pause the movie and leave the room for 20 minutes and then return, it's turned itself off and you've lost your place.