Philips DVP5900

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Although it produces a nice picture on my 37" LCD it broke after only 7 months of use. I bought it refurbished from overstick and it now plays for about 15 mins and then just turns off. Actually, it doesn't turn off completely. The disc continues to...

We have got this player about a year ago. It still works fine. Its only weakness is that it is a very slow thinking device, for example, turning on and off takes quite a long time. Other than that, no complains.

this unit has nice picture on 1050 i mode ,but using hdmi connector degrades coax digital output to stereo.forget about dolby or dts on your receiver.this was confirmed by philips tech support as design flow.i think it is rather subject for recall and...

I bought this unit for under $100. I've had it for 5 days. Haven't had time to test everything, but I can confirm that it will not play music CDs. This is enough of a problem without confirming the numerous other bugs that have been reported. My HDTV...

I purchased the Philips DVP5900 in March 2006 from Best Buy. The cost was $100.00, which was approximately half the price other brands with HDMI capability. I also purchased the extended 4 year warranty (performance guarantee) offered through Best Buy...

I've had my Philips DVP5900 for 2 weeks. The picture on my HDTV is definitely better using the HDMI and upscaling features. My HDTV is a no-name bargain plasma. This type of HDTV seems to benefit the most from an upscaling DVD player. When I hooked the...

I didn't think there was much difference in video quality between the various DVD players but the DVP5900 is a SUBSTANTIAL improvement over my old magnavox. Video Upscaling is a tremendous benefit. Using the HDMI connection helps quite a bit - both on...