Proline DVD1350

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Posted on 17 / 07 / 2007

Smashing dvd player with loads of features, this kit is a snip for a pittance.
I have not come across any. Shame PAL/NTSC playback is only region 2.

I only required a player which offered the basics. Proline have done a good job of fulfilling my needs. Surprisingly, it will replace an old first generation machine from Toshiba. At the point of purchase it cost a fortune, the Proline out performs it with a price tag sub-£30. A bargain.

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Posted on 26 / 07 / 2007

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I have owned this dvd player a few days now. To date I have not had a single problem with it .It has played everything which i wanted, except for a version of 'Gotti', a HBO film which I ordered from California in the USA. I assume it's because this player only supports region 2 discs. The solution I acquired was to play the disc on my PC, both realplayer and MS media player would not accept it. I came across the VideoLan player http://www.videolan.org/ which is free to download. It's one of the few software applications which will play dvd discs for free. Microsoft etc, will only play dvd discs if you upgrade your player version which costs above $10.

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User Name - weeman

Posted on 06 / 08 / 2007

Just plugs in and plays discs immediately. Slimline dimensions make it compact. Nothing fancy, a straight forward piece of kit.
The player and remote look cheap but cheerful. You may want to place them out of sight when company arrives ;)

My player has played all Region 2 DVDs out of the box. Picture and sound quality are more than satisfactory. It's dimensions are fine, height wise it's low and overall a small unit, ideal a second living room, den, bedroom and so fourth. When you touch it, enter and close the tray it does feel flimsy, but what can you expect for £24.99.

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User Name - c, simpson