Philips DVP642 DivX-Certified Progressive-Scan DVD Player
Not much else to say...
I, of course, read virtually every other review on amazon for this product before purchasing it, and nearly everything has already been said.  This is a great player, and I'd expect to pay two or three times as much as the asking price for its functionality. <br /> <br />Some caveats: <br /> <br />o  No, not every DivX file will play.  Hardware-based players aren't able to keep up with all of the incarnations of codecs like software can, and most DivX-player applications allow quite the tolerance for poorly-encoded files.  If a file is encoded fine, it will play like a DVD with full fastforward, rewind, seek, and zoom support.  Other files will play fine, but you can't seek at all, and still others simply won't play.  My advice: buy a single CD-RW for testing.  Burn your files there first, and if they don't work to your satisfaction, use mencoder to re-encode them (part of the open source mplayer project).  That's it. <br /> <br />o  As many people have said, the menu systems are aesthetically poor, but functional.  This isn't the player to show off the pretty menus to your friends, this is the player to show off those brand new DivX titles on your bigscreen TV. <br /> <br />o  No, the remote doesn't have an eject button, but holding down \\"Stop\\" for about a second accomplishes the task. <br /> <br />Aside from that, this is an amazing player:  Any-region DVDs, DivX/XviD/MPEG4, (S)VCD, MP3, JPEG... what more could you want for this price?