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This DVD player starts the DVD completely over every time we pause it. Very frustrating!!!

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2 years, 9 months ago

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Yes, you can pause and it restarts where you left off.

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Yes, this player is great with remembering where you left off. In fact, in can remember your position on the last six discs you play, so if you want to watch a little of one movie, then another, it will remember your spot on both.

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The DVD Player will remember the point in a DVD when STOP button was pressed during playback. When PLAY button is pressed again, playback will begin from the point where STOP was pressed. The following link provides more information on the Resume Play feature of the DVD Player.
http://www.kb.sony.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=C83216

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Will this play music CDs?

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Does the TV need to be hooked up to cable in order to use the DVD player?

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Is this a multi-national DVD player. I need to be able to play UK and USA DVD's

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What cables, etc. do I need to buy to go along with this dvd?

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8 years, 5 months ago

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A composite cable with red, yellow and white plug-in connections will work, but not with newer TV's. One answer was an HDMI cable was needed but there is no HDMI port.

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1 year, 2 months ago

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No it doesn't come with any cables at all. Asterisk* says not included.

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3 years ago

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It comes with the cables necessary to hook up to a tube TV.

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7 years, 3 months ago

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1 HDMI cable.

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AustinGadgets

7 years, 9 months ago

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For this Sony DVD player you can use an A/V cable to connect it.

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Hello LLG! This unit already comes with a set of composite cord as a supplied accessory to be able to connect it to your television, it is also possible to use a set of component cords if desired.~Jeannette

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is it REALLY simple to operate?

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7 years, 11 months ago

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Yes. Plug into whatever- mine is directly to tv- and go. Not a lot going on with this one.

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8 years, 2 months ago

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Super easy setup

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8 years, 6 months ago

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Hello, thank you for your message. Yes, it is simple to operate. About this item
Bring movies to life and enjoy all your favorite home media with the Sony DVPSR210P DVD Player. With a 12-bit video DAC and a 108 MHz processor, it delivers great sound and high-definition pictures that optimize your watching experience. The Sony DVD player is designed to work with DVD, CD, MP3, JPEG, MPEG4 and Kodak Picture CD formats among others. It comes with support for Dolby digital and DTS outputs as well as component video, composite video and analog audio 2-channel outputs. As soon as you power on the player, it automatically goes where you last left off. The DVD Player includes a multi-brand remote control that can be used to operate your player and television from anywhere in the room. Also included are a reference guide, start-up guide and an AV cable. For more information, check the marketing specifications: https://docs.sony.com/release/specs/DVPSR210P_mksp.pdf. - Oscar.

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Can this dvd play while mounted vertically?

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Is there any DVD player i can buy that just easily plugs into a computer to play videos?

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i bought this one and it needs a video capture card or something so was wondering is there a player that is simpler to use with a laptop?

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11 years, 10 months ago

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There are very few DVD players designed to plug into a Computer Desktop or laptop. If the computer MONITOR has HDMI and/or Composite inputs and the DVD player has the same outputs, than the DVD player can be hooked directly to the monitor screen. HOWEVER, current copyright conventions and the encoding/decoding copy protections on the DVDs, make plugging into a computer relatively difficult. This action was taken in an attempt to cut down on first generation video piracy (video copying and distribution). To plug into a computer via USB or other input, the input would need to be converted into computer digital format, or you would need to purchase and instal either an HDMI or Composite input card. The computer would still need to convert it into a signal the computers video output circuits could use which slows down the viewing process. If this is done, while you could "copy" a disk, you would still have to play the whole move in order to get it onto the hard drive, no speed up in disk handling. To give a simplified version an audio CD can be ripped in a computer in about 8 minutes (depending on quality of RIP), but playback copy in raw audio would take 30-40 minutes (depending on amount of music on the disk)

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9 years, 2 months ago

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None of the Sony DVD Players support connecting to the Computer. You may try using the HDMI cable for connecting the DVD Player to the computer (The computer should have an HDMI IN port). Apart from this, you can use a DV Direct (such as VRDMC1 or VRDMC3) for connecting to the computer and using as a DVD Drive.

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