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This is a standalone HD DVD player, the format Toshiba launched in 2006 and abandoned in 2008. It plays HD DVD discs, upconverts standard DVDs to 1080i or 1080p over HDMI, and also handles CDs, MP3 and JPG files. It suits collectors who already own HD DVD discs and want a working deck, not shoppers building a new system: HD DVD lost the format war to Blu-ray, so new releases never come on it, and a Blu-ray player or a streaming stick covers more ground. Owners of these decks generally liked the upscaled DVD picture and the HDMI output, but the format's dead end is the main thing to weigh.
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Owners of HD DVD players generally praise the upscaled DVD picture and the HDMI connection, and many keep them for their disc libraries. The common complaint is the format itself: HD DVD lost to Blu-ray, so the player cannot play most high-definition discs sold today.
This DVD player upconverts discs to HD for a sharper picture on an HDTV. It connects over HDMI for a digital signal.
It plays DVDs, CDs, MP3s and JPGs, among other formats. An on-screen display and a remote control are used to operate it. The design is slim and modern.
