[RobertF]

I almost bought the Toshiba 3750 today at Costco when I noticed a warning on the box about its ability to play CD-R's and MP3's. (The Costco unit is labeled as a SD-K700.)


The warning noted that the player might not be able to play some MP3's and CD-R's depending on the format used or the "condition " of the disc. Is this some standard warning for DVD players or does the Toshiba has some unusual problem with these types of disks? (I currently have no MP3 or CD-R's but I expect to have this ability with my next computer.)


In addition to general comments, any input from a 3750 owner that has tried playing these formats would be appreciated.


Thanks,


Bob

 

[Hyperseer]

Just a standard warning from what I can tell.... I have the 3750 and I threw in the oldest, crappiest MP3 disc I had laying around and it played it fine.


However, it might very well be that some bitrates and or burning formats might not be supported, but I wouldn't let that deter you from buying it.... this is pretty much standard on all DVD players that play MP3s.


As an added bonus, THE VIDEO QUALITY ROCKS!


Hyperseer

 

[RobertF]

Thanks for the information!


That makes me feel a lot more confident in selecting this player.


Bob