Pioneer DV-410V DVD Player

Features and specs
The unit has all the basic connections needed in a modern player, including a single HDMI out, a component video out, S-video and Composite video out. For audio there is optical and coaxial digital audio outs. This player does not have Analog 5.1 audio outs, no decoding done inside. The video chip is a 108 MHz/12-bit D/A converter, plus the player supports Progressive Scan (PAL/NTSC), and they call it Dual PureCinema.

There is the usual 1080p upscaling with HDMI output found on almost every DVD player these days. It plays all versions of DivX( including 6), WMV, HD JPEG. __STARTQUOTE__The extreme blacks and whites were very much in control and quite intricately visible, thus no clipping of dynamic range.__ENDQUOTE__The max resolution it plays are SD files of this type, thus DivX and WMV files of only 720 X 480, or 720 x 576 resolution can be played. This is the case with all players.

It reads a variety of disc types. Please see specs for complete info. For audio we have a 192 kHz/24-bit D/A converter, plus it plays MP3, WMA and MPEG-4 AAC files. They also have a feature called Dialogue Enhancer, which plays around with mid channel, mid frequencies.