DVD-player NAD T524

Model T514 enjoyed good success with followers of the brand, and when she did a bit outdated (in particular, became popular support DivX), the designers did not make a fuss, and published a new model, which is like two peas similar to the old, and they are sold in parallel - not all because of the swing chains movie MPEG4, some prefer to buy branded DVD. And even user did not have to rewrite - will fit what came to T514.

It is possible that in fact 524th has some more substantial internal differences, but to support DivX, but they are hidden from us. So let me omit the description of the device, its functionality and switching capabilities and go directly to that, as shown in the unit itself.

Zone defense manifests itself only a fiver on the rear panel - discs to play other regions does not prevent. Media DVD-ROM read in full and without any problems, we just have to select the disc menu desired file type. DivX-video with a resolution of 640 x 480 goes in the box, but, as we saw earlier, this is typical of most modern players.

Strip "blacker than black" on the test tables "Video Essentials" is not visible. Activation of B.L.E. (Black Level Enhancement) in the setup menu, the action is not, in general, it is not surprising, since the device is always on the transcoder NTSC/PAL, and in the European transmission system PLUGE standards are not available (although solidly made equipment and happens). Because nondisconnectable transcoder sometimes arise slight motion artifacts. The rest of the image quality is impeccable.

Music on CD plays quite accurately and neutrally, but a comparison with the reference source turned out this time not in favor of NAD: videopath rid of CD-player gave more volume, "analog" and expressive sound.