Portable Stand Alone Dvd Player With Hdmi Output

We have an older Bose DVD player with a malfunctioning HDMI output that we can still use due to the Pearstone Component Video Cable. The Cable is strong and long enough to easily reach from the DVD player to the Monitor and the picture is very good. Saved us from having to replace the DVD player.

I have a one-year-old CD/DVD portable player and I wear hearing aids so I must use headphones when I use the device. However, the output of the player coupled with the weak output of my headphones was anemic. I decided to splurge and buy these and I can honestly say this is the best investment in ME that I've made in a long time. The description of this SONY MDR 7506 says it will provide a louder output than the less expensive headphones that I had been using, and the ad was correct. Instead of turning up the CD/DVD player all the way up and having to strain to hear much, I can now comfortably listen with the player output at half its output. I don't know how SONY did it but the sound is remarkable and very clear. Way to go BH for selling it. PW/SARASOTA Florida

for notebook use and portable dvd player

A STAND ALONE ...... IT PLAYS PERFECTLY

DVD Player

This converter works well to connect a computer to a TV. This converter will not work to connect an HDMI source, like a DVD player, to a computer monitor. As long as you use it the way it was intended you'll be happy.

My component DVD recorder/player has S-VHS and component out (no HDMI). To feed my editing system and component monitor I needed a converter that did the conversion. Easy to install, worked perfectly right out of the box. Just what I needed. Highly recommended.

Using this to have a newer 4K Chromecast with Google TV and a DVD player so I can run just one HDMI cable to my ceiling-mounted projector. Works great! Switches automatically, and I like that I don't have to plug it into power or fuss with anything.

Heard great things about this player and it has indeed lived up to everything. It has a huge amount of options which lets you really fine-tune things for your particular setup. In my case, I'm using a mini LED 4K TV, so enabled the HDR optimizer to normalize output to 1000 nits. Also set up the unit to handle the chroma processing as it seems to be better than the TV in that department. The physical build of the unit is outstanding. Tray is quite robust and moves very smoothly. Excellent that the remote has a backlight. Also really like the info display to show you exactly what type of signal the player is outputting. And like the HDR info screen as well. There are so many different ways to connect the player to your system. I'm using a single HDMI output which is working very well. I was having lip sync issues, and while this player does allow you to adjust a delay, I have since found that using a delay in my AV receiver leads to a better result. If I couldn't solve the lip sync issue this way, I was then going to look using the two separate HDMI outputs. Glad the single HDMI is working well, but do like having the extra flexibility of different ways to connect this player. Highly recommended; worth every penny!

SONY made a very nice 4K UHD Blu-ray player with the UBP-X700 /M. It even makes old DVDs look and sound great. I did have a little issue getting it set-up properly. Intial set-up was a breeze including logging into my home Wi-Fi, which is nice, because it can be set-up to automatically update its software / firmware, which it did during the set-up process. My issue was totally on me as I had 4K HDMI cables from the player's Audio Only output port connected to the CD HDMI 4K input port on the receiver and the player's Video / Audio output port connected to my receiver's HDMI 4K Blu-ray input port. When I played a recently purchase DVD, I saw the video, but did not hear sound, nor did I hear any sound when playing a CD. SONY Tech Support asked me to plug the player directly into the TV - It worked, both video and audio! Tech Support then had me unplug the Audio Only player output port cable so that I only had the player's Video / Audio player output port connected to the receiver's HDMI 4K Blu-ray input port - It worked, both Video and Audio. I don't know if it was the player or the receiver that got confused with my simultaneously connected cables, but it's ostensibly a mutually exclusive (either/or) proposition. My experience might just help with someone else's connection process. I consider my purchase of this player to beat good one. BTW - SONY Tech Support was superb, patient, helpful, and understanding.