| |  | Electronics Toshiba SD6100 1080p Upconverting DVD Player |  | | | | | | | | | | Rating:  - Nice DVD player
This is a good alternative until you can afford BluRay player. Movies look really good. My toshiba TV remote worked automatically with the DVD player, no setup required so that was sweet too.
Rating:  - nice dvd player
First, it is very light and small in size, so you don't really need a lot of space for it. Mine sits in front of my 42 inch lcd tv. It does not have a clock but unless it's a dvd burner, you don't really need one. Second, it does not play homemade dvds, I get the message"bad disk" while I have no problem playing them on two of my other dvd players (Panasonic). I gave my daughter a Toshiba dvd player and she too, has the same problem so it must be the Toshiba technology. But the price was right for a HD player, about $52 so I'm not complaining. I do like Toshiba products so I tend to stick with the brand.
Rating: - good player for price
Great player for the low price.Too bad this player does not have a memory for last played locations on discs.
I wish it was able to output DD 5.1 via HDMI. I had to use the coax audio to do this.No biggie.I was just wanting to eliminate cables.Picture quality is good.
Rating: - Toshiba SD6100 1080p Upconverting DVD Player
For the money you can't go wrong with this DVD player. I'd never heard of it until my nephew told me that he had purchased one and it was great.
He wasn't wrong. Aside from owning a HD or Blue Ray disc player, this is ideal. All of my DVDs look like HD. It can't play HD or Blur Ray, but I'm not ready to spend that kind of money yet....even on rentals. Next time maybe.............for now, I'm a happy camper with this great Toshiba.
Rating: - Almost blu-ray
I'm impressed with the picture quality coming out of the 6100. I only expected it to be slightly better than regular dvd but sometimes watching a movie I can almost forget that it's not a Blue-ray. I give it a 9/10 for picture quality and I am pleasantly surprised.
As for the "Regza-Link" I don't know. You are supposed to be able to control the DVD player with the TV remote if you have a Toshiba Regza television which I do but I still had to program the code for the DVD player in to the TV remote, which I would have had to do anyway. It turns the TV off when you turn off the DVD like a blue-ray but doesn't turn on the tv when powered on.
These things aren't as important to me as the picture quality and for that I give it a 9. Only way it could be better is if it were a Blue-ray.
I'm running the 6100 with an HDMI cable to a Toshiba 47" Regza.
*Edit 9/7/08*
Still happier than ever with the 6100 and am still considering whether I really need a blu-ray player. The new DVD's that are being released are so much clearer than those even released a few years ago and really look fantastic upscaled to 1080p. Read an article that Toshiba's answer to Sony after losing the format war between Toshiba's HDDVD and Sony's Blu-ray is to offer 1080p upscaling so good it's hard to distinguish from blu-ray. After using this DVD player I believe it and look forward to seeing what Toshiba has in store for the future.
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