DVD Player - Volume control on remote - for high end application

[chai&cigs]

Hello - i have a query regarding what brand of DVD player i should
purchase, with a particular requirement.

I recently purchased a pair of hi end floorstanding stereo speakers,
i
got myself a 90 watt technics amplifier as well, i used to have a
cyberhome DVD player hooked up to it. For the basic reason, that it
had volume control on the remote, so i could keep the volume control
on the amplifier constant and vary from the remote. (the amplifier
does not have a remote, its an old model).


My main question, what kind of DVD player in the current market would
have


1. a good display so that DVD mp3's in sub-folders can be navigated
( within reason.) with relative ease.
2. Will have a volume control on the remote so that the outgoing
audio
input from the player can be varied


The dvd player application will be strictly for audio purpose only.


Appreciate your inputs and your experiences on this.


Best regards,


CC

[MINe109]

On Nov 21, 5:13 am, "chai&cigs" > wrote:
> Hello - i have a query regarding what brand of DVD player i should
> purchase, with a particular requirement.
>
> I recently purchased a pair of hi end floorstanding stereo speakers,
> i
> got myself a 90 watt technics amplifier as well, i used to have a
> cyberhome DVD player hooked up to it. For the basic reason, that it
> had volume control on the remote, so i could keep the volume control
> on the amplifier constant and vary from the remote. (the amplifier
> does not have a remote, its an old model).
>
> My main question, what kind of DVD player in the current market would
> have
>
> 1. a good display so that DVD mp3's in sub-folders can be navigated
> ( within reason.) with relative ease.
> 2. Will have a volume control on the remote so that the outgoing
> audio
> input from the player can be varied
>
> The dvd player application will be strictly for audio purpose only.

Google sez: Apex. Possibly not high-end.

Stephen

[xxxxxx]

polaroid DVD recorder at walmart
80 gig or 120 storage drive
yu can replace drive also if you want
put turntable and video lead into unit
and record vinyl into DVD high res format
unfortunately yu cannot copy a cd or dvd of mp3
to the hard drive (like you were able to on the rca secenium)


yes it has volume on remote control


"chai&cigs" > wrote in message
...
> Hello - i have a query regarding what brand of DVD player i should
> purchase, with a particular requirement.
>
> I recently purchased a pair of hi end floorstanding stereo speakers,
> i
> got myself a 90 watt technics amplifier as well, i used to have a
> cyberhome DVD player hooked up to it. For the basic reason, that it
> had volume control on the remote, so i could keep the volume control
> on the amplifier constant and vary from the remote. (the amplifier
> does not have a remote, its an old model).
>
>
> My main question, what kind of DVD player in the current market would
> have
>
>
> 1. a good display so that DVD mp3's in sub-folders can be navigated
> ( within reason.) with relative ease.
> 2. Will have a volume control on the remote so that the outgoing
> audio
> input from the player can be varied
>
>
> The dvd player application will be strictly for audio purpose only.
>
>
> Appreciate your inputs and your experiences on this.
>
>
> Best regards,
>
>
> CC
>
>

[Arny Krueger]

"xxxxxx" > wrote in message


> polaroid DVD recorder at walmart
> 80 gig or 120 storage drive

Looks pretty genric.

> yu can replace drive also if you want

OK

> put turntable and video lead into unit

No phono inputs, so you'll need a phono preamp.

> and record vinyl into DVD high res format

Nope, it does not support DVD-A

Any audio you record will be:

(1) Converted to 16/48 digital
(2) The 16/48 will be MPEG lossy encoded, something like a medium-bitrate
MP3.
(3) If you want to transfer the audio out digitally, you'll have to burn an
MPEG A/V file onto a DVD-V, and then extract the audio from the DVD-V with
appropriate software from the video editing world.

> unfortunately yu cannot copy a cd or dvd of mp3
> to the hard drive (like you were able to on the rca
> secenium)

You mean something like the RCA DRC8040N?

Been there, done that. I don't use it to do stand-alone audio recordings,
for reasons given above.

> yes it has volume on remote control