Enjoy lots more content options, with Panasonic's DVD-S500EB-K DVD player. As well as playing DVDs, this stylish DVD player boasts a front USB port so you can enjoy your favourite music, images and Xvid movie files on its large screen via your USB device.
The dustproof design means that even if it sits on a shelf for ages, you won't have to worry about dust getting into the system.
All comments (26)
Zardoz
7 Jan 17#1
Saw this today in Glasgow so national deal.
Would have got one if I hadn't managed to snag a Samsung Blu-Ray player from Sainsbury's a couple of weeks ago for £30. :-)
I need to get my mother off video's & this would do the trick hopefully if i can find one. Heat added :smiley:
darren9030
8 Jan 17#4
This is probably a stupid question but here goes - I see this has a USB port . Does this mean i could view photograph's i have on a memory stick on the television that this DVD player would be connected to ? This would make it an even better deal for me to get my mum as i want to show her some photo's i have no other ( obvious to me ) way of showing her. Thanks.
PS - Her tv is not a smart tv .
amour3k to darren9030
8 Jan 171#5
Yes!, to your question, your TV/her TV does not need to be a smart anything to implement this ...
Just connect her TV to this DVD Player via the SCART, HDMI, or Video/Audio Leads combo, etc, and your good to go. :-)
Then your pictures via the DVD's USB, will be alllllll set to.
All the rest with your whatever ..... :-)
darren9030
8 Jan 17#6
Thank You .
amour3k
8 Jan 17#7
Your welcome. :-)
amour3k
8 Jan 171#8
Oh yes, before I forget, it's not just fancy picture watching you can pull-off via the USB Socket on these types of DVD Players, you can use it for some fancy movie watching too!, via supported Movie Formats (within reason?), AVI, MPG/MPEG 1 & 2, VCD, etc? (the DVD Player itself/Box, &/or Manual will bring you more up to speed of the exact nitty-gritties of the above mentioned criteria, etc? + that of the Picture/Image Formats supported too, but typically, at least JPG/JPEG & GIF, with some also supporting BMP & TIF/TIFF too, etc, etc, etc ... ) :-)
Agharta
8 Jan 172#9
As this doesn't have a HDMI output the photos wouldn't look very good if you are connecting to a large TV via SCART I imagine. For photos you'd be better off with a device that can output 1080P provided your TV is at least 1080P.
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Product number DVD-S500EB-K
Enjoy lots more content options, with Panasonic's DVD-S500EB-K DVD player. As well as playing DVDs, this stylish DVD player boasts a front USB port so you can enjoy your favourite music, images and Xvid movie files on its large screen via your USB device.
The dustproof design means that even if it sits on a shelf for ages, you won't have to worry about dust getting into the system.
All comments (26)
Would have got one if I hadn't managed to snag a Samsung Blu-Ray player from Sainsbury's a couple of weeks ago for £30. :-)
http://www.panasonic.com/my/consumer/home-entertainment/blu-ray-dvd/dvd-player/dvd-s500.html
PS - Her tv is not a smart tv .
Just connect her TV to this DVD Player via the SCART, HDMI, or Video/Audio Leads combo, etc, and your good to go. :-)
Then your pictures via the DVD's USB, will be alllllll set to.
All the rest with your whatever ..... :-)