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JVC XV-S400BK DVD Player , Black
	List Price: ~~$209.95~~ Buy New: $50.00 You Save: $159.95 (76%) Avg. Customer Rating: (based on 1 reviews) Sales Rank: 171351 Category: CE Publisher: JVC Studio: JVC Brand: JVC Label: JVC Media: Electronics Warranty: 1 year warranty Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.1 Dimensions (in): 20 x 13 x 6 MPN: XVS400BK Model: XVS400BK UPC: 046838258633 EAN: 0046838258633 ASIN: B000065UW2 Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days

Editorial Reviews: Product Description The JVC XV-S400BK introduces a new slim design for an "all-in-one" player that people are looking for. Not only does it play DVD and CD; it also plays the CD-R/RW recordable CD formats, SVCD, VCD and MP3 formats. Don't let the slim design fool you, the XV-S400BK is packed with many exciting features such as Multi-Brand remote, three theater positions, 3-D Phonic sound, variable and slow search, zoom, digest and strobe play, angle list and resume function. Optical and Coaxial digital audio outputs with Dolby Digital and DTS pass-through are provided for easy connection to any system. Plus the XV-S400BK features JVC's exclusive AV Compulink.

Customer Reviews: Plays everything - Kinda pricy September 19, 2003 1 out of 1 found this review helpful I've had this DVD player for about a year now. It plays everything I've put in it. Picture quality is what you'd expect from a DVD player. It passes Dolby Digital and DTS signals on the your reciever. Overall, it's a solid DVD player though there are a couple things I don't like. The first is that it's kinda pricy. Newer JVC dvd players are just as good and can be had for almost half of what this one goes for. The other is that there's a bright red light that comes on, when you turn it off. Having a very bright light turn on to show that the unit is off is kinda stupid and rather annoying. I covered mine with a piece of electrical tape. Some things that I like about this player is the zoom feature. You can zoom and pan on any portion of the screen both while it's frozen and while it's playing. This would really be an awesome feature for watching widescreen movies in full screen if only the display for the zoom factor and panning didn't cover 25% of the screen. It's still a good feature but not as good as it could be. Another nice thing is that if you watch half a DVD, take it out and watch another, then put the first one back in, it remembers where you were. I don't know how common this feature is, but it's very nice. Overall, it's a nice flexible DVD player. The newer onces have more features and cost less now. Unless you are getting a great deal, buy the newer ones.