📀 Toshiba SD-5970 DVD Player with HDMI - Enhance Your Entertainment Experience Review

I have just received my new Toshiba DVD player and found that it comes with an HDMI to HDMI cable. Unfortunately, my Samsung DLP TV uses DVI, so I had to purchase an HDMI to DVI cable (ASIN: B0002CZHN6) before I could use the features of this DVD player. Using an HDMI cable, I still can't figure out why my 16:9 screen isn't filling completely. (Yes, I read the manual.) And followed all the instructions. This player works best with anamorphic DVDs. Widescreen DVDs with a fixed aspect ratio can…

so glad i made this purchase. I can't wait to give you my two cents. I think I'm a little motivated by the negative reviews I've read about this product on these sites. To be honest, I'm not sure what some of these reviewers are unhappy about. (I was even wondering if they might be friends who share some complaints about Toshiba.) This little device is so easy to set up. HDMI works perfectly. I've tested some commercial DVDs and some I've recorded myself with my Sylvania DVD/VHS recorder that I

I have several DVD players to compare the Toshiba SD-5790 with: Sony's great two year old progressive scan (DVP-NS-700) all-in-one DVD player from Pioneer ( DV-563A) ) ) and the new Samsung DVD-HD841 (with up-converted DVI output). I project images onto a 92 inch screen via a high definition LCD front projector with DVI-D and progressive component video input. The Toshiba SD-5970's picture quality via the HDMI output (720p or 1080i) is *simply* better than any of these players and *much* better