Whether you're looking for
sublime picture quality, or the heart and soul
of your favorite music, you'll find it with
the DVD-3910! By combining state-of-the-art
technology with old-fashioned craftsmanship,
Denon has created a component with the look
and feel of a fine instrument. Its handsome
brushed-aluminum front panel and awe-inspiring
performance make the '3910 an ideal choice for
any first-class home theater or audio system.
If your setup includes an HD
television with DVI or HDMI capability, you're
in for an unforgettable movie experience. The
future-ready DVD-3910's Digital Visual
Interface (DVI) output uses advanced video
processing and upconversion to create
stunning, HD-compatible 720p or 1080i pictures
from standard DVDs. Using the High-Definition
Multimedia Interface (HDMI) connection, you'll
enjoy the added convenience of streaming
upconverted video and digital audio signals
together on one cable!
Extensive care and special
materials have been used in the construction
of the '3910. For example, the newly-developed
disc loading mechanism uses a guide and tray
painted with a protein material to eliminate
vibration that can adversely affect sound and
picture quality. And inside the cover is a
shielded, 3-box chassis designed to isolate
sensitive internal components from each other
and from outside interference.
Its ability to play music
formats from SACD and DVD-Audio to MP3 and WMA
make this Denon an audiophiles dream! High-end
Burr-Brown 192kHz/24-bit DACs make the most of
your conventional CD collection, while Pure
Direct mode lets you switch off the video
circuits and display panel, for greater sonic
purity. The exclusive Denon Link digital
output is compatible with certain Denon A/V
surround receivers.
Key Features:
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Code Free DVD player will play region
1,2,3,4,5,6 or any other region dvd movies |
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Plays
DVD-Video, DVD-R & DVD-RW, DVD+R &
DVD+RW, and Video CD |
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BUILT IN 16 MB PAL <-> NTSC VIDEO
CONVERTER Play any DVD on ANY TV |
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plays SACD,
DVD-Audio, CD, CD-R & CD-RW, MP3 and WMA
CD-R & CD-RW |
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plays digital
photo CDs (JPEG) |
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HDMI interface
with multichannel audio & DVI digital
video output with HDCP copy protection
(selectable 480p, 720p, 1080i output) |
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dual, discrete
Analog Devices ADV-7310 216MHz/12-bit
video DACs (one for progressive-scan and
one for interlaced video) |
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Denon Link
digital audio output |
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Faroudja DCDi
progressive-scan mode for smoother video
with HD-compatible TVs |
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IEEE 1394 digital
audio output (for use with compatible
audio components) |
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Pure Direct mode |
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digital bass
management with selectable
40/60/80/100/120Hz crossover points |
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8MB video buffer
for quick layer change |
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RS-232C port for
(for third-party system controls only) |
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optical and
coaxial digital outputs for Dolby®
Digital/DTS®/PCM (96kHz/24-bit capable) |
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192kHz/24-bit
Burr-Brown DSD-1796 audio DACs |
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HDCD® decoding |
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remote control |
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audio signal to
noise ratio 120 dB |
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17-1/8"W x
5-1/4"H x 13-1/2"D |
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warranty: 1 year
parts and labor |
Features
This player is modified to be a Code
Free dvd player so that it will play any
region dvd from anywhere in the world. It will
also convert Pal to NTSC and NTSC to Pal to
allow you to play any DVD on any TV
Guaranteed. This player is region free, multi
region, zone free, multi zone, code free, &
all region.
Multi-Format Player:
The Denon
DVD-3910 is a "universal" player, which offers
playback of both ultra high-resolution
multi-channel audio formats: DVD-Audio and
SACD (Super Audio Compact Disc). Both formats,
with their wide frequency responses, capture
subtle details that make music sound richer
and more real.
Disc
Compatibility:
This unit can
play the following types of discs: DVD-Video,
DVD-Audio, Video CD, Audio CD, and Super Audio
CD (SACD). In addition, this unit is
compatible with CD-R, CD-RW, DVD-R, and DVD-RW
discs, as well as MP3, WMA, and JPEG files
recorded on CD-R, CD-RW or CD-ROM discs.
According to the manufacturer, this unit can
also play DVD+R and DVD+RW discs, although
compatibility with these discs is not
mentioned in the manual.
Dual
Discrete Video Circuit: The DVD-3910 uses
dual 12-bit 216 MHz video D/A converters to
ensure highly accurate playback of delicate,
low-level video signals and give you a vivid
picture that is faithful in every detail. One
D/A converter is used to process Progressive
signals and one is used for Interlaced signals
to eliminate mutual interference between the
two types of signals.
Audio Processing: This unit
uses 24-bit, 192 kHz audio D/A converters that
are well protected from noise caused by
fluctuations in current from the power supply.
It has built-in Dolby Digital and DTS decoders
along with a 5.1-channel analog output.
Pure
Direct Mode: The DVD-3910 includes two
Pure Direct modes that further improve sound
quality. For example, during analog audio
output, Pure Direct can turn off digital
signal outputs, video signal outputs, and the
front panel display, which can easily
influence the sound quality of the analog
audio signals. You can define which operations
are to be turned off and store those
preferences in memory.
HDCD
Decoder:
HDCD is a digital recording technology,
compatible with the conventional CD format,
that significantly reduces distortion during
recording to expand the dynamic range and
realize high resolution. The HDCD decoder
allows the DVD-3910 to play discs that have
been recorded in HDCD format and to bring out
the superior sonic performance from these
discs. Combined with Denon's advanced audio
technology, the DVD-3910 masterfully
reproduces HDCD's rich dynamic range and
beautiful sound quality.
Vibration-Resistant Design: Since the
high-density data recorded on DVD must be read
with absolute accuracy, vibrations from
outside or from internal sources, such as the
power supply, will adversely affect sound and
picture quality. A variety of designs has been
incorporated in the DVD-3910 to suppress these
unwanted vibrations. The DVD mechanism section
in the main chassis has been divided in a
two-box construction to further protect it
from vibrations. Furthermore, the unit is
shielded from internal and external
interference via a 3-box chassis design.
High-End Digital Outputs: This unit can be
connected to another compatible component
using a single cable for high quality digital
images and sound with little transfer loss:
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Denon Link: This terminal can be used
for digital audio transfer of DVD-Video
signals, as well as multi-channel audio
signals of DVD-Audio. (Compatible only with
Denon receivers with Denon Link connectors,
such as AVR-5803 and AVR-3805)
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IEEE 1394: This terminal can digitally
transfer audio signals from DVD-Video,
DVD-Audio, and Super Audio CD, and other
multi-channel audio signals.
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HDMI: This terminal can transfer digital
video and digital audio signals from
DVD-Video and DVD-Audio signals.
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DVI-D: Digital video signals can be
transferred to display components that are
supported by HDCP for content protection.
The DVD-3910 supports the 24-pin DVI-D
cable, but not the 29-pin connector.
Black Level: When the HDMI or DVI-D
outputs are used, you can set the black level
to Normal (within a range of 16 to 235) or
Enhanced (within a range of 0 to 246).
DCDi
By Faroudja: The DVD-3910's Progressive
Scan technology is powered by the latest DCDi
by Faroudja FLI-2310 decoding engine for the
finest processing of film, video, graphics, or
mixed-mode content.
8 MB
Buffer Memory:
This unit is equipped with an 8 MB buffer
memory to ensure that both picture and sound
are played without interruption when the DVD
disc shifts from layer 1 to layer 2, or in the
rare event of a pickup dropout.
NTSC/PAL Compatible: The TV Type can be
set to NTSC, PAL or Multi. The Multi setting
automatically switches the output to NTSC or
PAL depending upon the type of disc loaded.
AL24
Processing for All Channels:
Denon has further developed its proprietary
AL24 Processing, an analog waveform
reproduction technology, to support the 192
kHz sampling frequency of DVD-Audio. This new
technology, AL24 Processing Plus, thoroughly
suppresses quantization noise associated with
D/A conversion of LPCM signals to reproduce
the low-level signals with optimum clarity
that will bring out all the delicate nuances
of the music.
Picture Quality Adjustments: The DVD-3910
allows you to select a Standard picture
quality setting (default settings) or
customize the settings and save them in one of
five image quality memories (M1-M5). Custom
settings include adjustments for contrast,
brightness, sharpness (mid and high), hue,
CCS, white level, chroma level, chroma delay,
DNR, vertical enhancer, horizontal enhancer,
gamma, setup level, horizontal position, and
vertical position.
Digital Audio Output Capabilities: When
playing copyright-protected linear PCM or
packed PCM DVDs, no digital signals are output
for sources exceeding 48kHz/16-bits. When
making digital connections to a receiver that
is not compatible with 96kHz/88kHz signals,
you can set the unit to output the signal as
44.1kHz or 48kHz LPCM.
Bass
Management: To tailor the output of the
5.1-channel jacks to the bass handling
capabilities and configuration of your speaker
system, left and right front, center, left
surround and right surround speakers can be
set to "Large", "Small" or "Off". The
subwoofer can be set to "On" or "Off". The
speaker distances can be set between 1 and 60
feet in 1-foot steps. The low-pass crossover
can be set at 40Hz, 60Hz, 80Hz, 100Hz or 120Hz
with a high-pass slope of 12dB/octave and a
low-pass slope of 24dB/octave. You can also
adjust the output level for each speaker
between 0 and 10dB in 1dB steps. Note:
The Speaker Setting and Speaker Distance
settings are turned off when you select the
"Source Direct" option.
SRS
TruSurround: The multi-channel sound
normally achieved with five speakers is
recreated using only two front stereo
speakers. This results in a sound with a
nearly natural sense of movement that seems to
surround the head, without the strong
directivity characteristic of multi-speaker
system. TruSurround only works for DVD-Video
and Video CDs.
Video Scaler: This unit features a
built-in high quality video scaler that is
capable of outputting video signals in a
variety of customizable HD formats. You can
select in the Video Setup menu to output the
image from the HDMI and DVI-D connectors as
480p/576p, 720p, or 1080i.
MP3/WMA Playback: This unit will play MP3
and WMA files recorded onto CD-R and CD-RW
discs using the ISO 9660 Level 1 format. It is
recommended that MP3s be recorded with bit
rates of 128 kbps or higher, and WMA files at
bit rates of 64 to 160 kbps. The player can
recognize up to 600 files. This unit is not
compatible with ID3 tags.
JPEG
Playback: This unit will play JPEG still
image files recorded onto CD-R and CD-RW discs
using the ISO 9660 Level 1 format. This unit
can recognize baseline JPEG files of less than
30MB. JPEG files can be displayed one at a
time, or in a slideshow fashion.
Resume Play Function: This
function allows you to resume DVD playback at
the point where it left off the last time you
stopped playback. The resume function is
cleared by pressing the stop button twice,
opening the disc drawer, adjusting the
Parental Lock function, or removing power from
the unit. This feature only works with discs
that have elapsed time information.
Slow Motion Speeds: When
playing a DVD-Video disc, you may move forward
or backward through the program in one of four
slow-motion speeds (1/8x, 1/6x, 1/4x and
1/2x). When playing a Video CD, you may move
forward only through the program in one of
four slow-motion speeds. No sound is output
during slow-motion play.
Scanning Speeds: There are
seven fast forward and reverse speeds for
DVD-Video and DVD-Audio discs (2x, 4x, 6x, 8x,
16x, 32x, and 64x) and four for SACD, Video
CD, and CD (2x, 4x, 6x, and 8x).
Program
Playback: You can create a playlist of
tracks from DVD-Audio, Video CD, SACD, and
Audio CD of up to 20 steps. The playlist is
deleted when the unit is turned off or the
disc is ejected.
Bookmarks: You can bookmark up to 5 scenes
you want to see again so you can start
playback from the marked position whenever you
want. The marks are cleared when the disc is
ejected or the unit is turned off.
Ratings (Parental Control):
This unit allows you to set playback
restrictions for DVDs using the Ratings
feature. You can select a parental control
rating level from 0 (lock all) to 8 (No
Limit), which is protected by a 4-digit
password.
Display Dimming: The unit's
display can be adjusted in 4 steps from All
Off to Always On.
Remote Control (RC-972): The supplied
remote is programmed to operate this unit
only. A backlight button supplies illumination
for the disc transport buttons only (play,
pause, stop, etc).
Inputs and Outputs Notes
5.1-Channel Audio Outputs: The DVD-3910
offers multi-channel analog output for
DVD-Audio, DVD-Video and SACD playback.
2-Channel
Audio Outputs: In addition to the
5.1-channel analog outputs, the unit features
a stereo audio output for connecting to a
stereo analog input on a TV or receiver. Even
when the source audio is multi-channel (Dolby
Digital, DTS, DVD-Audio, SACD), these jacks
will output a downmixed 2-channel signal.
IEEE1394: The unit's two IEEE1394 (also
known as i.LINK or DV) connections can output
up to 6 channels and up to 192kHz/24-bit
digital audio. These i.LINK jacks support S400
(400 Mbps) high-speed data transfer, and are
compatible with DVD-Video, DVD-Audio, SACD, or
other multi-channel audio.
DVI-D
Output: The DVD-3910 has a 24-pin DVI-D
jack for connecting a compatible TV or
monitor. Using the DVI setup menu, you can
choose to output the signal as 1080i, 720p, or
480p. A separate audio connection must be made
because the DVI-D connection does not pass
audio signals.
HDMI
(High Definition Multimedia Interface):
The unit's HDMI simplifies A/V connections by
carrying uncompressed SD or HD digital video
and up to 8 channels of digital audio all in
one cable. This unit features HDCP copyright
protection technology, and must be connected
to an HDCP-compliant device. The output
resolution can be set to match the capability
of the monitor or projector. The HDMI
connection is compatible with DVD-Video and
DVD-Audio, but not SACD. The video signal
format can be set to 480p, 720p or 1080i.
Note on DVI-D and HDMI: On the front
panel, you can select one of following
outputs: "HDMI Y Cb Cr", "HDMI RGB", "DVI",
or "HDMI/DVI Off". Once you have chosen
the output, you can then select the video
signal format: 480p/576p, 720p or 1080i.
Denon Link: With Denon Link S.E. (Second
Edition), audio signals are transferred from
the DVD-3910 to a compatible Denon receiver in
digital form with the same quality as the
signals recorded on the disc. Digital transfer
of the high quality multi-channel signals of
DVD-Audio is possible for all discs (SACD
signals are not passed through this
connection). Two-channel 192-176kHz/24-bit
signals and six-channel 96kHz/24-bit sources
can be fed through the Denon Link. Only Second
Edition-compatible Denon components can be
connected.
Digital Audio Outputs: This unit features
two digital audio outputs, one optical and one
coaxial connection. These can be connected to
a A/V receiver, amplifier, surround decoder
(Dolby Digital, DTS), or other component.
Component Video Output: The DVD-3910
features a component video outputs, capable of
passing a progressive scan signal or an
interlaced video signal.
Composite/S-Video: For connecting to TVs
with only composite or S-Video inputs, this
unit provides one composite video and one
S-Video output jack.
Room To
Room
In/Out: Two 3.5mm mini-jacks are provided
for wired remote control, allowing you to
connect the DVD-3910 to compatible Denon
components.