Review on 📀 Black Sony DVP-NS710H/B DVD Player with 1080p Upscaling - Improved SEO by Jared Winebrenner

I have two of these DVP-NS710H/B; I ordered a second one thinking the first one would die as it stuttered and got stuck on some of my DVD+Rs. I have been producing my own DVDs (DVD+/-R and DL) for many years and used an older Sony DVD until a year ago; DVP-NS75H. The NS75 worked flawlessly and delivered the same picture quality as the NS710 on my 42" 1080i HDTV. I bought the NS710 as a backup for my NS75 but used it regularly until realizing it was sold to Ritek, TDK, Maxell DVD -R and DVD+R hangs. Oddly enough, the problem only happened with inkjet discs, and several different batches of discs were made. But ALL of these discs ran perfectly on the older NS75. !In fact, I've never come across a disc that which wouldn't play properly on the DVP-NS75H!So I bought a replacement NS710 but to no avail.The discs still jumped and/or got stuck on the replacement NS710.The NS75 game runs fine.I have now two NS710s playing 95% of my DVD+/-R collection with no problems I recently bought a second DVP-NS75H for backup purposes I have a HUGE DVD collection and these Sony players offer the best picture quality I have ever seen have. from a top player. My Hitachi HDTV does the job quite well on its own, but not as well as the Sony TVs. I've tried a few other brand DVD players (Panasonic, JVC, LG, Toshiba) but I like the features of this Sony. SPECIALLY a multi-disc CV storing the position of up to 6 DVDs. The slow and fast playback with sound is also nice. I don't know why this NS710 has problems with some of my recordable DVDs, but they are. But other than that, the picture quality of the DVP-NS710H/B is excellent; the deck is solid, with good qualities; VERY inexpensive. Neat little features like the disc TITLE indicator and the JACKET_P picture indicator are also features common to Sony DVD players.