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by william on June 7, 2005
Robert at HomeTheater.About.com has a review of the JVC XV-NP10S Progressive Scan DVD Player. He reviewed a region code free version and says:
In terms of Code Free compatibility, the JVC played all of the region 2,3, or 4 discs I had available. The PAL-to-NTSC conversion was very good; much better than the Tatung, and did not exhibit any motion or audio-synch artifacts. I could not visually tell I was viewing a PAL disc. In addition, both Region 1 Ed Wood NTSC DVD and the Region 3 Ed Wood NTSC DVD, looked visually identical; the region coding issue did not affect video quality.
If you find a need to play region DVDs, you may want to take a peek at this aftermarket player.
Read the JVC XV-NP10S Progressive Scan DVD Player Review
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Rating: 7.50 out of 4 vote(s) cast.
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Response from:
richard
(08/11/05 9:55pm)
i will like to buy 20pieces of your vcd.and payment by TT
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