DVD Players

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By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
Do you want to change the Screen Setup Settings on your Sony DVP-CX850D CD/DVD Player? You can do so by following a few steps in the proper order. You can configure the TV screen display as per playback conditions. You can change the TV type, ... more »
By HowDragon 3 comments
Print photos are bad for many reasons--they fade, will eventually turn into dust, take ink to print, and are difficult to change. If you're ready to make the move to digital photo frames, here are a few things to consider... more »
By Qualitas 0 comments
You just decided to watch your favorite blu-ray movie and what do you know it looks dirty. The last thing you want to do is ruin a $20-$35 dollar DVD. So will walk you through cleaning your Blu-Ray DVD... more »
By JBrown187 2 comments
This is probably the most common way to hook up a dvd player to an older television without a/v jacks... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 0 comments
Learn how to set up your Sony DVP-CX777ES CD/DVD player so you can start enjoying it. Start by connecting the audio cords... more »
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If you want a bigger sound, you can connect the Panasonic DVD-LV57 portable DVD Player to a 2-channel amplifier with analog connections. Sure, you are tied to the 2-channel amplifier, but you get a bigger sound picture to go along with your ... more »
By kllmomof2 7 comments
How to get a stuck CD/DVD drive to open... more »
By Jonathan West 1 comments
Want to find some great movie deals? Check out this one way to find them on the Web!.. more »
By shadowynight23 1 comments
Did you watch a movie in the theatre and cannot wait until it comes out to rent on DVD? Maybe you missed it in theatres and want to catch it on DVD. Whether you use Netflix, Blockbuster, or any other movie rental location, you can find out when ... more »
By sylva2453 1 comments
While compact discs (CDs) are remarkably durable, it’s nearly impossible to prevent scratches and scuffs from occurring from time to time. The resulting damage can be either a skip in your favorite 50 cent track or, in the case of data CDs, the ... more »
By DandelionMom 3 comments
Family videos are extremely precious, and when they get damaged it can feel devastating. Water damage is among the absolute worst kind of damage that can befall a VHS video. Luckily, here are the steps involved in rescuing a water damaged VHS tape... more »
By thebigandy 1 comments
This ehow will let you know how to get your blu-ray movies for the best deal in town, or on the net!.. more »
By RA Cologna 5 comments
Movie rental companies, and online movie renting, offer a convenient way for movie lovers to view lots of film genres and entertainment varieties....but how do you know if you're spending too much on the flicks you're watching - or not watching? ... more »
By duncan411 1 comments
You can watch blu ray on many televisions but it does not mean you are getting to watch it at it's maximum quality. Here are some things to think about when getting your television blu ray ready... more »
By FUSILLI1OF4 3 comments
Do you have piles and piles of DVD's but don't watch them often because you lose track of what you do and do not own? Or maybe you are in the mood to watch a movie and now you can't find the DVD?.. more »
By duncan411 1 comments
With all different ways to view movies nowadays it can be hard to know which to pick. Here is a list of some different movie formats so you pick which one is best for you... more »
By koenemann 8 comments
It can be very frustrating to pop in a dvd and get all cozy with your spouse and your popcorn and half way through the movie it skips, or stutters, or just plain freezes and won't play at all. I found a quick and easy way to remove the scratches ... more »
By 2009JXR 3 comments
It is very easy to put a scratch on a DVD. If it falls down from your hands or is handled without care or if there are children around or pet doggies, you may be sure that quite a few of your DVDs will get scratched. The reason why people don’t ... more »
By MomWhoWrites 9 comments
We have all run into problems with a scratched CD or DVD. Now there is no reason to throw away or replace that disc. Here are some cost effective easy to do from home methods on how to repair scratched Cds and DVD's... more »
By 2009JXR 1 comments
In this article I will tell you how to transfer VHS to DVD. Read on for more tips... more »
By jmessina10 4 comments
Blu-ray players are still in the process of becoming standardized. If you bought a Blu-ray player when they first came out in 2006, your player would have Profile 1.0. If your Blu-ray player is more current, then it will have Profile 1.1 which is ... more »
By duncan411 4 comments
To get the full experience out of a blu ray player, you need certain things. If you are missing just one you will be sacrificing the quality of the movie, making it kind of pointless to have a blu ray player in the first place... more »
By Neight23 1 comments
Want to impress your friends with an amazing collection of movies and not spend a fortune. Here is how I got my collection of DVDs and saved allot of money... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 5 comments
DVD, or Digital Versatile Disc, is a compact disc that holds movies instead of music. Because the format is digital, the picture and sound are extraordinary and rival that of a movie theater. A movie can be stored on just one side of the disc, so ... more »
By eHow Electronics Editor 2 comments
Do you want to be able to create your own DVD's in the comfort of your own home? A DVD recorder allows you to transfer home movies from old VHS tapes and digital recorders as well as make copies of movies in case the original gets damaged. Follow ... more »