Samsung DVD-1080P7 Up-Converting 1080p DVD Player by Samsung
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Digital camera reviews of Samsung DVD-1080P7 Up-Converting 1080p DVD Player
Digital camera Review: Buy this and use till Blu Ray matures
Summary: 4 Stars
This is a really nice DVD player. it plays almost all formats. I am using HDMI cables and paired this with a Samsung 40" LCD and the picture quality is really good.
I would suggest everyone thinking of getting a bluRay try this first until BluRay matures and the prices come down.
Digital camera Review: Come on Samsung, No Dual Layer DVD-R Support
Summary: 2 Stars
Bought this item and found that it does not support Dual Layer Discs that you burn. In this day and age to come out with a player that does not support all formats is just nuts. The player has been returned and I have ordered the Sony.Digital camera Review: Component outputs stopped working after 3 plays
Summary: 1 Stars
This DVD player broke after I played it only three times. It was connected to my TV via component outputs. For some reason the component outputs stopped working. I tested multiple cables and configurations and nothing would work.
I brought it to a store to be tested. They plugged it into a TV and tried all of the outputs. They were puzzled after trying to get component to work, only to see the other ones work just fine.
Digital camera Review: Could have been better
Summary: 3 Stars
I gave this player a slightly lower rating since Ive had some issues with the sound going mute suddenly during a movie. The funny thing is that if I scan backward or forward the problem resolves itself. The picture quality it outputs is great and it might be because I have a Samsung LCD TV as well. Since im using HDMI, sound is good too. Im in two minds if I want to return this or notDigital camera Review: Crapware
Summary: 1 Stars
Had the same problem others have reported -- the LED readout on the front of the player starts saying gibberish (looks like the album cover for Ghost In The Machine by The Police); which I could live with, but the player starts doing funny things such as constantly resetting to factory settings, or worse yet, not reading the DVD's at all. Its performance has been intermittent since almost day one, and now seems to have crapped out completely. I'm gonna try the firmware update but don't have too much hope that'll fix things. Either way, I will never buy another Samsuck DVD player again.
UPDATE: The firmware update didn't do a thing. This player ended up in the dumpster after a year of spotty performance.