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DVD players have absolutely brought a metamorphosis in the movie watching experience. However there are certain points that you must keep in mind while you buy your portable DVD player. Take a carefully decision and you will never have to choose to leave to portable DVD player at home since it is too heavy or bulky. The points that you must to think over are:

Screen Size and Weight

While buying a portable DVD player the most important thing to be kept in mind is its weight. You should not be carried away by the sleek looks of the player. Especially if you are a frequent traveler then should you should buy a portable DVD player which does not weigh more than 2.5 pounds. The player size is the probably the first aspect to be considered when you venture out to choose a player. There are also low priced portable DVD players without screens, if you intend to plug the player into an existing television set or perhaps an old LCD screen from a car video system. Besides the standard function of playing DVDs, a number of portable players can support CDs of various formats such as MP3s, audio CDs, CD-R/RW, and DVD-R. Some DVD players are also capable of handling images in JPEG format that are saved onto a CD.

Comparing Video Outputs

First, get to know the types of video output the player can support. S-video output is another high quality output option that presents an excellent picture. It is also able to connect many portable DVD players with RCA phono connections, but you are likely to lose much of the video quality produced by standard DVD players. Make sure to choose a player with a video output that suits your Televison or screen.

Quality Audio Outputs

The choice of audio outputs boils down to any optical and coaxial cable type connections that are offered by your chosen player. There are a large number of headphone models on offer, sporting a built-in headphone jack, or multiple headphone jacks, and even wireless headphone support.

Digital Surround Sound

Watching a movie on a portable DVD player with digital surround sound can transport you to a miniature virtual theatre environment. If you chose to use RCA connections, you will be missing out on the sound effects and quality that DVD players are afford of producing but there is little point in paying the extra for optical outputs if you only ever intend to use the player on the move with its own internal speakers or headphones.

Batteries

Portable DVD players are almost always equipped with internal rechargeable batteries, with some having a provision for using AA batteries when the internal batteries run out. Check to see that your player’s battery is equipped to run an entire movie! If you intend to use the DVD player in your car, remember to get the battery charger that is compatible with the car’s charging system. If you want to connect your DVD player to other audio device , or to the TV set, then there are choices of regular A/V connections that can give the best video and audio outputs. You may also have the choose of being able to connect the portable DVD player to your car, and listening to the audio output through the car speakers.

Warranty Period

Portable DVD players usually come with a manufacturer’s warranty of one year. The clarity, sound and convenience offered by a portable DVD player should give you and your family hours of high quality entertainment.

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