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Sony SLV-D300P Progressive-Scan DVD-VCR Combo

Sony SLV-D300P Progressive-Scan DVD-VCR ComboBrand: Sony

List Price: $249.99
Buy Used: $150.00
as of 8/1/2010 03:42 MST details
You Save: $99.99 (40%)



Used (2) Refurbished (1) from $150.00

Seller: ZGF Enterprises
Rating: 2.0 out of 5 stars reviews
Sales Rank: 58986

Color: Silver
Media: Electronics
Shipping Weight (lbs): 15
Dimensions (in): 14.5 x 17 x 4

MPN: SLV-D300P
Model: SLV-D300P
UPC: 027242622500
EAN: 0027242622500

Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

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Features:
  • DVD/VCR combo unit with progressive-scan DVD output and 1-month, 8-event VCR programming
  • Plays a wealth of formats, including DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW, MP3 CD, JPEG image CD, and S-VHS tape (at VHS resolution)
  • DVD bookmarking, resume, and picture zoom
  • 4-head VCR offers commercial skip, 19-micron heads for clear images from EP recordings
  • Includes multibrand remote control that operates most TVs

Editorial Reviews:

Amazon.com Product Description
This classy, versatile combination deck offers the convenience of VHS recording and playback alongside high-end progressive-scan DVD performance, all in a single, WEGA-styled silver chassis standing under four inches tall. Sony's SLV-D300P handles just about any conceivable media format, from VHS and S-VHS tapes (which it renders at standard VHS resolution) to DVD-Video, DVD-R, DVD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+RW, MP3 CD, and JPEG picture CD. From your library of VHS videos to digital music files and digital photos, the SLV-D300P lets you enjoy them all in the comfort of a living room or bedroom.

Whether your living room is currently home to an HDTV or you're merely thinking of "someday," the SLV-D300P can deliver the full potential of DVDs. Progressive scanning, referred to as 480p for the number of horizontal lines that compose the video image, creates a picture using twice the scan lines of a conventional DVD picture, providing higher resolution and sharper images while eliminating nearly all motion artifacts. Other DVD functions include bookmarking, one-disc resume play (which picks up where you left off after stopping), picture zoom, parental lock, and a screen saver.

The VCR section offers one-month, eight-event advance programming to commercial skip. Your camcorder or gaming console plugs right into the front panel for hassle-free connections. Its four-head design ensures smooth slow-motion play (forward and reverse) and clear still-frame images, and with hi-fi sound the unit records and plays back stereo audio tracks. Its 19-micron heads deliver the clearest possible picture when recording or viewing in EP (extended-play) mode.

The VCR automatically marks the tape with an index signal at the point where each recording begins so you can easily scan back to the start of a recording using these signals as a reference. Commercial skip makes it easier than ever to zip past commercials and unwanted "coming attractions."

Connections with combo units are often inconvenient, forcing you to use separate video hookups for each section (DVD, VCR), a problem for some TVs. This player has it figured out: a single RF or composite-video connection to a television will display either the DVD or the VCR signal, depending on which format you're viewing. If you want to view DVDs in S-video or in component-video (either interlaced or progressive-scan), you will need to use two inputs, as the device will not upconvert the signal from the VCR to either of those higher-resolution formats.

It's a different deal for audio: you can listen through a single set of stereo analog-audio cables for each component (one is supplied), or--if you want to enjoy DVDs in discrete 5.1-channel surround sound--you can send the DVD's audio to a compatible audio/video receiver and a multichannel speaker system through a digital-audio interconnect (either optical or coaxial, not supplied). The unit also comes with an RF cable that will transmit VHS audio and video to your TV, a multi-lingual onscreen display (English, Spanish, French), and a multi-brand TV/DVD/VCR remote control.

What's in the Box
DVD/VCR combo, remote control, remote batteries (two AA), user's manual, stereo analog audio interconnect/composite-video cable, coaxial video cable, and warranty information.

Product Description
Sony presents an irresistible combination... the SLV-D300P DVD/VHS Component. By designing this special unit, Sony offers you all the features you would find in DVD and VCR separate components in one product. Features include progressive output for DVD (480P), DVD, DVD+RW/+R, DVD-RW/-R (Video Mode) playback plus CD, SVCD, VCD, CD-R/RW and MP3 Playback, and JPEG Digital Picture Playback (CD-R/RW). Additional features include Component Video Output and S-Video Output for DVD, a Multi-Brand TV Remote Control, RF Output for DVD and VCR, and Dolby Digital and DTS Multi-Channel Digital Audio Output. Don't forget to utilize the included VCR recording functions and DVD convenience features that make watching movies and more even better. The SLV-D300P - the right combination for you!


Customer Reviews:
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1 out of 5 stars Unreliable   April 29, 2009
redlizzie
This is my 2nd one. My first one died and started smoking. I bought this one because it was half off, and bought a service plan. I have always loved Sony, and still have their Discman that still works after 15 years, so I trusted their quality, and thought the first dvd player dying on me was just a fluke. I have the same problems others on here have, pausing and getting stuck, even on brand new dvd's. I am extremely disappointed with the poor quality of this product and am going to have to look to a different brand from now on.


2 out of 5 stars Hate To Add To The Chorus Of Boos, But...   October 18, 2008
Frank B. Croson (North Florida)
Like so many others have reported, the DVD is garbage. It came installed with a Sony Wega TV in our fifth-wheel travel trailer, and played perhaps 5 DVD films before crapping out. All we got after that was something like "Initializing" on a blank screen, and nothing else.

However, there's a good (sort of) ending to the story. We took our RV to the dealership for some warranty work, and while there our rig and several others was/were broken into by thieves. Among the stolen items was the Sony SLV-D300P. I have happy thoughts of the confrontation between the thieves and any receiver of the stolen goods. Pawn shop owners aren't generally know to be especially nice people :-)



1 out of 5 stars Possible fix for DVDs?   August 29, 2008
Mark Meer
I dunno why I tried this, but one day I did, and it has worked every single time I have attempted to play a DVD; whereas before, it wouldn't -- despite numerous tries with the same disc.

1) Press the button to open the tray.
2) Place DVD disc upside down & press play.
3) Wait a minute or two, until the ERROR sign pops up.
4) Open the tray and this time place the disc right-side up.
5) Press play and it should play shortly thereafter. You should be able to access the menu and make any changes to sound or language (I am able).

I hope this works for you, as it does for me. It's annoying, but at least the player is operable. Please pass it on if it does, and if it doesn't, then don't! =)



2 out of 5 stars I agree with the others   February 22, 2008
Gwendolyn R. Guirty (New York, NY)
I should've read all of the reviews as well before making a purchase. The product was GRRRRRREAT when I first purchased it a year ago...Now, I will not play ANY CD OR DVD. I've even used discs right out of the package. I've grown up on Sony products and I am disappointed that they produced such a poor quality product at such a high price. I do not recommend that anyone purchase this unit.


2 out of 5 stars half and half   January 16, 2008
spike 06 (easter p.a.)
Here is a good one. My dvd/vcr worked flawlessly for almost 3 years. The dvd had zero issues.... until now. It seems every dvd you put into the unit freezes and stops. The sound also cuts out. My belief is after having some success with this unit and comparing that to the reviews here is that you should not take a chance on buying it. Just not worth the gamble for the price!

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