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  1. 5th Nov 2003 06:16 #1
    livEwirE
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    Hi guys,

    I'm totally stuck right now as to which of these players to buy. I have read both good and bad reviews of the Yamada and can't really find a lot of reviews for the philips, I need to order one in the next week but haven't got an idea of which is the best

    My main priority is GOOD divx/xvid playback!

    What do you guys recommend?

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  2. 5th Nov 2003 08:26 #2
    RabidDog
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    I wont answer this but, go to DVD players then input what your requirements are
    HINT dvd737 doesnt come up when divx playback is selected!
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  3. 5th Nov 2003 08:44 #3
    livEwirE
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    eh, sorry to burst your bubble m8, but I have double-checked this and the Philips DVD 737 does appear when divx is selected

    Does anyone know where I can find user reviews on the dvd 737, NOT in French please
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    Yea, the dvd 737 is listed with divx, but there are at least 10 reviews there and NONE are in french.
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    yes you are right... too much looking and not enuff understanding.. still I would recommend the dvx6100 as i have one and it works great.. havent had any problems with it all...tech support are pretty good...answered email within a day.. so you choose. for review in freench try this link and paste the english in there?

    http://translation2.paralink.com/
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  6. 6th Nov 2003 05:07 #6
    livEwirE
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    I've read the reviews and am still not 100% sure, will prolly go for the Philips

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