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quick question here.
I have one of the last DIVX players that was sold at a circuit city after DIVX died. this was about 2 years ago. It is the RCA 5250 i think. It seems like a well built player but it is getting old and has been used damn near everyday for those 2 years. It is now begining to clam up from time to time. It still works and I think that I may pass it on to my parents and get me another. My question is this. My intellect tells me that players of today are the price they are because of the learning curve in technology. I am looking at the panasonic dvd-rv31. Is the software in a dvd from 99-00 radically inferior to that of a 2001 player. putting features aside, is the video and audio processing worth a new player or should I keep the RCA and use it till it dies. If any, what are your opinions on the RV31 panasonic?
My equipment:
yamaha HTR 5240
JBL fronts and centers and sub
Polk audio surrounds
GE 32 inch TV with S-Video
an above average system all in all.
I have one of the last DIVX players that was sold at a circuit city after DIVX died. this was about 2 years ago. It is the RCA 5250 i think. It seems like a well built player but it is getting old and has been used damn near everyday for those 2 years. It is now begining to clam up from time to time. It still works and I think that I may pass it on to my parents and get me another. My question is this. My intellect tells me that players of today are the price they are because of the learning curve in technology. I am looking at the panasonic dvd-rv31. Is the software in a dvd from 99-00 radically inferior to that of a 2001 player. putting features aside, is the video and audio processing worth a new player or should I keep the RCA and use it till it dies. If any, what are your opinions on the RV31 panasonic?
My equipment:
yamaha HTR 5240
JBL fronts and centers and sub
Polk audio surrounds
GE 32 inch TV with S-Video
an above average system all in all.