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JVC XVN330B DVD Video Player
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- Selected option
- JVC XVN330B DVD Video Player
- SKU
- JC1253
Source specifications
- Brand
- JVC
- Media Type
- DVD
- Special Feature
- Progressive Scan
- Connector Type
- RCA, Optical/Coaxial
- Connectivity Technology
- HDMI, Component Video, Optical Audio
- Model Name
- XVN330B
- Color
- Black
- Item Weight
- 5 Pounds
- Audio Output Mode
- AC-3 (Dolby Digital)
- Supported Audio Format
- Dolby Digital
The details
About this item
Product Description Slim Design DVD Video Player featuring PAL playback on NTSC TV, Multi-Format Playback and Digital Still (JPEG) Slideshow with Music .com Keep up with the latest advances in digital entertainment with the slim-profile JVC XVN330B multi-format DVD player (in black), which offers JVCÕs Digital Direct Progressive Scan output (via the component video output), 192kHz/24-bit audio D/A converter, 10-bit/54MHz video D/A converter, Express Play Start for fast disc start up, and a high resolution graphical interface. It's compatible with a wide range of disc and digital formats, including DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD-R/RW, VCD/SVCD, MP3, and JPEG. The Video Fine Processor feature offers 7 parameters, 2 presets and 2 manual settings for the ultimate in personalization. During still image (JPEG) playback you can select from the 11 visual effects to enhance your slide show or select an image and save it Progressive Scan Output; Dolby Digital/DTS Digital Outputs; Component Video Output; Digital Still (JPEG) Slideshow with Music; Pal playback on NTSC TV Choose your platform/edition, then jump in—story, missions, and extras depend on the version. Rated 3.1 out of 5.
- Progressive Scan Output
- Dolby Digital/DTS Digital Outputs
- Component Video Output
- Digital Still (JPEG) Slideshow with Music
- Pal playback on NTSC TV
From the manufacturer
Product details
Product Description Slim Design DVD Video Player featuring PAL playback on NTSC TV, Multi-Format Playback and Digital Still (JPEG) Slideshow with Music .com Keep up with the latest advances in digital entertainment with the slim-profile JVC XVN330B multi-format DVD player (in black), which offers JVCÕs Digital Direct Progressive Scan output (via the component video output), 192kHz/24-bit audio D/A converter, 10-bit/54MHz video D/A converter, Express Play Start for fast disc start up, and a high resolution graphical interface. It's compatible with a wide range of disc and digital formats, including DVD-R/RW, DVD+R/RW, CD-R/RW, VCD/SVCD, MP3, and JPEG. The Video Fine Processor feature offers 7 parameters, 2 presets and 2 manual settings for the ultimate in personalization. During still image (JPEG) playback you can select from the 11 visual effects to enhance your slide show or select an image and save it to the player as a custom start up. And with the 10-disc memory feature, you can bookmark a spot and easily return to that scene when you have time. Other features include Track Adjust for noise-free playback of burned discs, one-touch replay, and zoom play. It offers the following connection options: Composite AV (RCA): 1 out S-Video: 1 out Component video: 1 out Audio output: 1 coaxial digital out What's in the Box DVD player, remote control (with batteries), A/V
Highlights: Progressive Scan Output Dolby Digital/DTS Digital Outputs Component Video Output Digital Still (JPEG) Slideshow with Music Pal playback on NTSC TV
What you can expect: Progressive Scan Output Dolby Digital/DTS Digital Outputs Component Video Output Digital Still (JPEG) Slideshow with Music Pal playback on NTSC TV
Customer feedback: 3.1/5 average rating.
Review snippets: This particilar DVD player was purchased because my previous JVC DVD player stopped working. It has since started working again, so this one is used primarily as a CD player. It works fine, but the buttons on the unit black, / Ever since I bought it, it has worked improperly. It freezes every 10 seconds or so, then unfreezes, and then the counter resets to zero. Of the 30 or 40 dvds I have tried to watch on it, I only