Pioneer DV410V

Pros: Performance, features, excellent build quality, USB, up to 1080p over HDMI, DivX, MP3/WMA, remote

Cons: Slightly slow startup, some newer Philips players play DivX better

The Bottom Line: Unlike the Philips DVP5982 or DVP5990, the Pioneer DV-410V excels in all areas. There is no need to sacrifice usability for DivX playback anymore. The DV-410 is a very good...

Review: I have used both the Pioneer DV-400V (the DV410's predecessor) and the Pioneer Elite DV-48AV (which I currently use for ...

Pros: Picture Quality

Cons: Menus and divx subtitles

The Bottom Line: If you are looking for upconversion DVD player that can play almost anything with good sound, picture quality and also feels solid and durable, you wont find anything better.

Review: I had the chance to test the player (dv-410) a little bit, and here is my opinion: BAD: - The subs for divx are bad. Small, wrong font, the white color is not good enough also. Of course this can be solved with firmware flash, but beware, this void ...

Pros: Good quality very easy to use. TiVo with a dvd recorder is a great asset.

Cons: Losing 5.1 and HDTV signals is a big letdown.

Review: The DVR 810H is a great product. Pioneer quality built, and very easy to use. The TiVo interface is just superb and intuitive. The Progressive scan output for those with a HDTV capable television, will give a superior image quality not seen with other ...

Pros: No fee TIVO basic service Space saving DVD player/burner/TIVO in one unit

Cons: No Dolby Digital sound inputs No editing capability

Review: I purchased this unit to hook up to my home theater with digital satellite TV. It was not a good choice. There are no digital inputs so I lose my dolby digital 5.1 sound on all TV when I hook up. Also, with no editing capability on the burner, it's no ...