Toshiba SD-1200 DVD Player
Has it's share of bugs
I was disappointed with my SD-1200 for many of the same reasons others have cited in their reviews.  The remote control is poorly designed.  The buttons are too small and the most important buttons are not differentiated  by size or shape. The skip backwards does not work for audio CD's.   However, there is a simple work around for the failure of the backward skip  to work as documented in the manual.  You can simply push the number key on  the remote that corresponds to the previous track desired and then push the  play button.  Most dissapointing was the playing of Video CD's.  The  SD-1200 would lock up on Video CD's during some scenes.  Overall the  SD-1200 player has it's share of bugs.  I replaced the Toshiba SD-1200 with  the lower cost Samsung DVD-611.  The results were very satisfying.  The  Samsung DVD-611 seems to be the least bug infested of all the DVD players.   Samsung seems to have learned from the problems with older model DVD-709.   Furthermore the remote control on the Samsung DVD-611 is correctly designed  for human use.  The Samsung DVD-611 also includes optical outputs for  component audio, a feature conspicuously missing on the Toshiba SD-1200.