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LG3350e vs Wharfedale 750S

sorenson (Mostly Harmless) posted this on Wednesday, 10th January 2001, 11:59

Can anyone give me their opinion on the LG3350E DVD player. I have just bought (yesterday) a Wharfedale 750S. For info I have a Sony TV with Dolby Prologic surround sound. Should I have gone for the LG as its got the built in Digital decoder bearing in mind my TV is only Dolby Prologic ?

Thanks !

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_007 (Competent) posted this on Wednesday, 10th January 2001, 12:31

Also can anyone tell me what the bookmarking features are like on the LG3350e. Specifically I`m interested in knowing if you can watch a movie say half-way through, turn the player off (for any given time) and turn it back on to continue watching where you left off.

007.

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orac (Competent) posted this on Wednesday, 10th January 2001, 14:11

what do you mean? continue after switching off? what fully off or just stopping the cd?

Anyway, whatever I would recommend the LG3350E. I have an AIWA 370 which has the same insides as the LG, but doesn`t have the onboard 5.1 sound and a few other things. Its superb.

Yes, my first player was a wharfedale 750s and i cannot recommend it, I had problems with chicken run and the sound was crackly and its very noisy and has a poor build quality. My friend has just returned his last night due to skipping problems.

The AIWA has a far better picture and sound and is very quiet.

The AIWA 370 is very scarce at the moment, so I would def. go for the LG, dabs.com are doing it for £189.00.

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griffinx (Harmless) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 11:30

I have had a LG for the past 2 months and am very happy with it. The bookmarking feature does mean you can switch it off during the film and when you switch it back on it gives you the option of starting from the last position.

The only thing about it is it can take about 30 seconds for this to start. It can store upto fifteen discs meaning you can watch one film and stop it and then watch another go back to the original film and it will still remember the point where u stopped watching. Cool eh!!

This item was edited on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 11:40

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_007 (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 13:06

>Cool eh!!

Oh yes!
Thanks griffinx. Only prob is dabs dont seem to have anymore in. Anyone else waiting for an LG 3350 from dabs or has recieved one in the last few days?

007.

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BruceP (Harmless) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 13:43

I ordered one from Dabs on 1/1/1 and I got confirmation that it was sent out yesterday so I should receive it today with any luck.

Bruce

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IT Troll (Competent) posted this on Thursday, 11th January 2001, 14:08

The feature described above is better described as Auto Resume, and comes in very useful when watching DVDs that contain serialised features (e,g, Buffy).

The Bookmarking feature is for marking your favourite scenes. This impressive function enables you to set bookmark points throughout a film for instant access to your favourite scenes. When recalling your bookmarks you are presented with a menu of miniature stills from which you can select the desired scene.

I too had a Wharfedale very briefly and to be blunt they are crap, sorry. Tesco will let you return the player though an I recommend you do so.

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_007 (Competent) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 00:17

I take it you got yours ok? Almost two weeks later though, thats quite a long time.

Anyone else waiting for an LG3350 from dabs? I wonder why the sudden shortage of AWIA`s and LG3350`s?

007.

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IanRo (Harmless) posted this on Friday, 12th January 2001, 15:58

I`m waiting - ordered on the 6th - then 3-4 days away, two days later 1-2 days away, great, then went back to 3-4 days, oh, but now stuck at 1-2 days away... but I`m sure it`ll get here eventually - just hope the wait is worth it! My first DVD player - it`s like waiting for a baby to arrive! Though not as messy I hope...

Ian

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BruceP (Harmless) posted this on Monday, 15th January 2001, 20:05

Just to let you guys know that I finally got my LG today from dabs (ordered 1/1) after ParcelFarce allegedly tried to deliver it last Thursday but didn`t bother to post a card through the door. Now lets try that hack......


Bruce

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