JVC
JVC XV-Y430B Region-Free DVD Player HDMI 5.1 USB
Region-free DVD player with HDMI up-scaling to 1080p, USB 2.0, SD card slot, 5.1-channel audio and 32 subtitle languages
- Player TypeBlu-ray & HD DVD Player
- HDMI OutputYes
- Plays all-region NTSC DVDs on PAL and NTSC TVs
- HDMI output up to 1080p for clear picture quality
- 1-channel coaxial and optical audio for surround sound
- USB 2.0 port and SD card reader for media playback
- Progressive scan and multi-system NTSC, PAL, AUTO support
Region-free DVD playback
The JVC XV-Y430B is a new DVD player that reads discs from every region code. It handles NTSC DVDs on both PAL and NTSC televisions, making it suitable for viewers with imported disc collections. The unit also plays CD-R/RW, DVD±R/RW, VCD, SVCD, MP3, MPG4, JPEG and Kodak Picture CDs.
Upgrading from locked players
This model replaces a region-locked deck when the library includes discs from multiple territories. The jump is worth it if the current player refuses NTSC discs or lacks progressive-scan output over HDMI. It does not play Blu-ray media or discs authored in PAL format, so collectors of those formats need a different device.
Build integration
The player connects through HDMI at 576i, 576p, 720p, 1080i or 1080p and adds coaxial or optical 5.1-channel audio. A USB 2.0 port and SD card reader accept external media, while the supplied 110 V to 240 V power adapter with flat prongs works worldwide. Composite and S-Video outputs remain available for legacy displays.
Highlights
- Plays all-region NTSC DVDs on PAL and NTSC TVs
- HDMI output up to 1080p for clear picture quality
- 1-channel coaxial and optical audio for surround sound
- USB 2.0 port and SD card reader for media playback
- Progressive scan and multi-system NTSC, PAL, AUTO support
Specifications
| Brand | JVC |
|---|---|
| Player Type | Blu-ray & HD DVD Player |
| HDMI Output | Yes |
Questions about this item
What size shelf space and power supply does the JVC XV-Y430B need?
It runs on 110 V to 240 V at 50 or 60 Hz and includes both a 220 V and 110 V plug, so only a standard mains socket is required.
Which cables must be connected during setup and what is the common mistake?
Connect the supplied RCA cable for composite video and stereo audio, or use the HDMI port for 576i, 576P, 720P, 1080I or 1080P; the step often missed is selecting the matching input on the TV.
When will the remote control need new batteries?
The remote ships with two AAA batteries; replace them when button response becomes slow or the player no longer reacts from normal viewing distance.
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