Yamakawa DVD 375

Yamakawa DVD 375 ... DVD-375. The graphic display, embedded in the front panel displays ID3 tags during MP3 playback. Yamakawa managed to increase the number of supported formats again. The new DVD-375 now also supports WMA and OGG Vorbis data. Certainly all of the supported formats can be played on any of the supported media including DVD-R/RW and DVD+R/RW.

Next to it's other four analog video outputs, the DVD-375 offers a built in DVI (Digital Video Interface) interface making it possible to output digital video signals without any loss of picture quality which is normal for analog output. Another improvement of picture quality is the Progressive Scan function, which many of today's projectors or big sized TVs are supporting.

Next to the superb picture quality, the DVD-375 offers a great number of picture standards. The power processor not only offers playback of MPEG1, MPEG2, JPEG, MP3, WMA or OGG Vorbis data, but also the decoding of MPEG4 files. The DVD-375 is capable of playing all MPEG4 versions starting from V3.11 with almost DVD-like quality.

In MPEG4 and DVD mode, the DVD-375 offers a special zoom, picture size and positioning function, which makes the normally necessary picture adjustments when connecting to a projector very easy.