AVLogic VO-360KHD HDMI 1080p DVD Player with Mpeg4, Divx Support

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I bought this to replace my 10-year-old DVD player, whose lens failed. Just something rudimentary, to play DVDs on, and was low-priced. I only noticed AFTER buying the darn thing that it plays from USB. I was rather thrilled to find that out. Kinda wish that the remote didn't have a million buttons on it, but that's the case with most players, right?

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A decent DVD player when on sale for $39.99. My only beef with this one is that it doesn't play WMV.. absolutely no reason for that. Oh well, still a decent player.

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The DvD player works great, have watched a few movies on it no issues, used a hdmi cable with the device, had only a few steps to set it up and works beautifully. The case is not meant to have items placed on top it it and feels light. Hardly an issue but worth mentioning as it must be housed without putting anything on top of it.

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I purchased this DVD player to upgrade from an old Philips DVD player that didn't support the more recent DivX versions. This player has played most of the video I've tried in it, although it didn't play the true HD videos that I tried. The USB/SD memory card support offers the convenience to play freshly downloaded video without needing to burn it to a DVD.In the box was a really cheap composite AV cable, I was expecting that so I bought an HDMI cable in the same order. I only glanced through the user manual; it seemed typical for a device from a cheap foreign manufacturer. The player feels light and cheap, I wouldn't trust it under my TV.Setup was easy; plug in the power and an HDMI cable. It worked right away; I didn't need to initially change the settings when I tested it with a DivX DVD and USB key. A day or two later I discovered that when playing a DVD-Video disc there was no sound. I needed to change the settings for digital audio output. A few days after that the picture started flipping and the colours were wrong, it had changed to PAL and I needed to set it back to NTSC. Every time I start a video I need to push the OSD button to get rid of the counter in the upper left corner.I would recommend this player when it's on sale. Once set up it works well; except for the persistent OSD.

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The unit does what I want and performs well. It plays Region 2 DVDs well, has a good feature set and has a remote control that operates in a logical way.The manual needs improvement. At least one diagram seem to apply to a different model. Some confusion in the guide over component video versus composite. When first connected via component video, the new user must cycle through a few display options via the video button - a trivial but important step not mentioned in the manual.The player's build quality seems relatively good for a lower-branded product. The retailer's next-day delivery was a pleasant surprise.