Let's dispel the mystery about the back of your DVD player by using the most complex type of DVD player available as our example, the Universal DVD player. Universal DVD players like Onkyo's ...

Take those home movies you shot during the holidays and transfer them to DVDs. But don't risk picking the wrong format for your DVD player; use one of these fast, multiformat DVD-burning drives.

DVD players and "DVD drives" are both input devices; however, the "player" is a DVD source for a TV or home theater, whereas a "drive" is a peripheral device for a computer.

So referring back to the original question, yes, if you use a Blu-ray player's HDMI or digital audio output all Blu-ray and DVD players will sound exactly the same.

Also, your DVD player probably has a poor decoder too, so it might also be a culprit.<P>If it is bugging you very badly, bring the DVD player to a store and try some other ones out, just remember ...

3 hours of googling, reading reviews, tearing out my hair (I have little to play with already), and I'm no nearer to finding a 'perfect' home audio system DVD player.At my place, I have the ...

Covering home audio and video, Matthew Moskovciak helps CNET readers find the best sights and sounds for their home theaters. In 2006, we saw a few DVD players that could upscale to 1080p, but you ...

DVD-R discs can be read in practically all PC DVD drives and on most (though not all) home DVD players.

(NPD declined to divulge the sales of HD DVD and Blu-ray players individually.) Compare that to sales of 10 million standard home DVD players in 2007.

The Best 4K HD Blu-Ray DVD Players: 5 Options to Complete Your Home Movie Theater Streaming offers some fantastic picture quality, as well as litany of options for films. But sometimes DVD players ...