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product_id: 1152681
title: "Samsung DVD-C500 Upconverting DVD Player (Black)"
brand: "samsung"
price: "€ 163.94"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 8
url: https://www.desertcart.fr/products/1152681-samsung-dvd-c500-upconverting-dvd-player-black
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# Anynet+ HDMI-CEC control 1080p upscaling dust-proof design Samsung DVD-C500 Upconverting DVD Player (Black)

**Brand:** samsung
**Price:** € 163.94
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎬 Elevate your classic DVDs to HD brilliance with Samsung DVDC500!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Samsung DVD-C500 Upconverting DVD Player (Black) by samsung
- **How much does it cost?** € 163.94 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.fr](https://www.desertcart.fr/products/1152681-samsung-dvd-c500-upconverting-dvd-player-black)

## Best For

- samsung enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted samsung brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Crisp 1080p Upscaling:** Transform your DVD collection with stunning HD clarity.
- • **Dust-Proof Durability:** Reliable playback without interruptions from dust or debris.
- • **Progressive Scan Output:** Enjoy smooth, distortion-free video every time.
- • **Plug-and-Play Simplicity:** Minimal setup, maximum stability—no network needed.
- • **Seamless Anynet+ Integration:** Control multiple devices effortlessly with one remote.

## Overview

The Samsung DVDC500 is a sleek, black DVD player featuring 1080p upconversion for crisp HD playback, a dust-proof design for reliable performance, and Anynet+ HDMI-CEC for unified remote control. It supports progressive scan output and Dolby Digital/DTS surround sound, delivering smooth, high-quality video and audio without the need for network connectivity or frequent updates. Ideal for professionals seeking stable, no-fuss DVD playback with enhanced picture quality.

## Description

The Samsung DVDC500 comes equipped with Anynet+, which helps all components communicate and share information via HDMI-CEC (Anynet+). An impressive, sleek 37mm design also houses 1080p up-conversion, delivering crisp, distinct pictures and high-quality sound.

Review: Reliable, stable playback. DVD-only with HDMI output. Few settings options. No network connectivity required. - A good, reliable DVD player. I have several DVDs from Anime distributors, which use DVDs that for some reason are harder to play with hardware players. The ones I tested were Yuyushiki and Astarotte no Omocha!, both of which can only be obtained from the anime distribution websites and nowhere like desertcart. I tried some of those anime shows in a Toshiba Blu-Ray player, only to discover that the playback was choppy (referring to video, the audio was just fine). It was the Blu-Ray player, because the DVDs play just fine on my computer. I tried other anime DVDs (Lucky Star collection) on the Blu-Ray player, aware that the collection is known-good. It worked just fine, so it seems the Blu-Ray player just disagreed with something that the third-party distributors did. Hence, I returned the Blu-Ray player and I bought this model of DVD player from desertcart. I immediately tested the choppy-playback DVDs (which were otherwise clean and new) and the playback was just fine. In fact, the quality was just as good as if I were to play the discs on my computer. When you buy this DVD player and turn it on, the only question it asks you is what language the interface is supposed to use. After that, the DVD player goes right to the menu screen. This menu screen is frugal with features and options, but the Settings menu has HDMI, video, and audio options which are staples of any DVD player. There is no network connection possible, which is just fine. Most Blu-Ray players require Internet connectivity to properly play back all features of the Blu-Ray (using the Java virtual machine) and to keep up with firmware updates (often needed to decrypt later discs for which a new key is needed). This DVD player has no such need for updates or DVD connectivity features, which makes it inherently more stable than Blu-Rays that the market wants to sell customers. The only problem with this DVD player is that it does not have a fast-forward capability. It has chapter-skip, but that is not helpful when trying to watch a moment over again (because you have to skip the beginning and watch the entire thing over again to get to the same point that you want to repeat). If this had fast-forward it would have been perfect, but the sheer fact that it plays my third party anime DVDs - that don't work in other players - outweighs this fact for me, specifically. As long as you keep the disc laser and the DVDs clean, this player should never fail to play a DVD properly. I'm very happy with this player, considering it was fairly cheap to purchase. I highly recommend this model.
Review: Solid, Dependable, right amount of features - Really GOOD machine. I've had mine 1-1/2 years. On my unit, the buttons on front have to be touched "just right" or they don't respond, so you have to get friendly with it, which is a small adjustment, no trouble. Good memory, quick load... pretty good with defective discs (I get some from the library that are hopeless)....simple and non-redundant....mostly fool-proof The remote died at about 1 year, but getting a good universal is smart..I did not get a warranty replacement that I was entitled to. I just bought another C500 for my mother, and the RCA RCR503BR remote (which I might wish I had for myself). I WAS shopping for a Sony that comes with a "multi-brand" remote, but the people at Sony had wrong information everywhere, and were a useless and frustrating waste of time just as they have been in my past (very bad) experience. They had very good products 40 years ago, but now I'd rather do business with better companies with intelligent, organized support.

## Features

- Better playback with dust-proof feature
- Reduce Distortions with Progressive Scan Out
- One simple remote control with Anynet+
- Disc recovery solution

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B003ANVQWU |
| Analog Video Format | NTSC |
| Audio Output Mode | Surround |
| Best Sellers Rank | #356,243 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #275 in DVD Players |
| Brand | Samsung |
| Built-In Media | Remote Control |
| Color | Black |
| Compatible Devices | Television |
| Connectivity Technology | HDMI |
| Connector Type | HDMI |
| Controller Type | Remote Control |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 582 Reviews |
| File Format | AAC, AVI, JPEG, MP3, MP4, WAV, WMA |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00036725608306 |
| Item Weight | 0.01 Ounces |
| Manufacturer | Samsung Electronics |
| Media Type | DVD |
| Model Name | DVDC500 |
| Number of Channels | 1 |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Progressive Scan |
| Resolution | 1920x1080 |
| Special Feature | Progressive Scan |
| Supported Audio Format | Dolby Digital, DTS |
| Surround Sound Channel Configuration | 5.1 |
| Total Number of HDMI Ports | 1 |
| UPC | 036725608306 |
| Video Encoding | MPEG-2, H.264/AVC |
| Video Output Resolution | 1080p |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Surround
- **Brand:** Samsung
- **Color:** Black
- **Connectivity Technology:** HDMI
- **Connector Type:** HDMI
- **Item Weight:** 0.01 Ounces
- **Media Type:** DVD
- **Model Name:** DVDC500
- **Resolution:** 1920x1080
- **Special Feature:** Progressive Scan

## Images

![Samsung DVD-C500 Upconverting DVD Player (Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51TN4fuVaXL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: What does a better job of upgrading picture and sound quality of older DVD's, upscaling or upconverting?**
A: Upscaling and upconverting are used interchangeably though I'm sure the definitions my technically be different. As far as DVD's are concerned, neither do anything to the sound quality and applies to video quality as far as I know. The "up convert" capabilities of the Samsung DVD-C500 results in an excellent 1080p resolution. It still isn't true HD! No DVD upscale (or up converting) player will ever result a true HD picture, but this unit produces video of fantastic quality via HDMI in my opinion.

**Q: Does it show how much viewing time is left on the DVD?**
A: The clock counter on the front of the player shows how much time the dvd has run,If you press Pause or Info, on the tv screen it displays how much the dvd has run/total time of dvd. So you have to do the math, but in that respect it lets you know how much time is left.

**Q: Does it have audio video component out, so i can connect another device, like tv to it?. the photo does not show the back of the item.**
A: Well it has an hdmi output and rca outs and I think it has a ethernet input. So yeah it it does.

**Q: does it have a clock**
A: No, it does not have a clock.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Reliable, stable playback. DVD-only with HDMI output. Few settings options. No network connectivity required.
*by X***S on February 24, 2016*

A good, reliable DVD player. I have several DVDs from Anime distributors, which use DVDs that for some reason are harder to play with hardware players. The ones I tested were Yuyushiki and Astarotte no Omocha!, both of which can only be obtained from the anime distribution websites and nowhere like Amazon. I tried some of those anime shows in a Toshiba Blu-Ray player, only to discover that the playback was choppy (referring to video, the audio was just fine). It was the Blu-Ray player, because the DVDs play just fine on my computer. I tried other anime DVDs (Lucky Star collection) on the Blu-Ray player, aware that the collection is known-good. It worked just fine, so it seems the Blu-Ray player just disagreed with something that the third-party distributors did. Hence, I returned the Blu-Ray player and I bought this model of DVD player from Amazon. I immediately tested the choppy-playback DVDs (which were otherwise clean and new) and the playback was just fine. In fact, the quality was just as good as if I were to play the discs on my computer. When you buy this DVD player and turn it on, the only question it asks you is what language the interface is supposed to use. After that, the DVD player goes right to the menu screen. This menu screen is frugal with features and options, but the Settings menu has HDMI, video, and audio options which are staples of any DVD player. There is no network connection possible, which is just fine. Most Blu-Ray players require Internet connectivity to properly play back all features of the Blu-Ray (using the Java virtual machine) and to keep up with firmware updates (often needed to decrypt later discs for which a new key is needed). This DVD player has no such need for updates or DVD connectivity features, which makes it inherently more stable than Blu-Rays that the market wants to sell customers. The only problem with this DVD player is that it does not have a fast-forward capability. It has chapter-skip, but that is not helpful when trying to watch a moment over again (because you have to skip the beginning and watch the entire thing over again to get to the same point that you want to repeat). If this had fast-forward it would have been perfect, but the sheer fact that it plays my third party anime DVDs - that don't work in other players - outweighs this fact for me, specifically. As long as you keep the disc laser and the DVDs clean, this player should never fail to play a DVD properly. I'm very happy with this player, considering it was fairly cheap to purchase. I highly recommend this model.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Solid, Dependable, right amount of features
*by G***. on May 20, 2015*

Really GOOD machine. I've had mine 1-1/2 years. On my unit, the buttons on front have to be touched "just right" or they don't respond, so you have to get friendly with it, which is a small adjustment, no trouble. Good memory, quick load... pretty good with defective discs (I get some from the library that are hopeless)....simple and non-redundant....mostly fool-proof The remote died at about 1 year, but getting a good universal is smart..I did not get a warranty replacement that I was entitled to. I just bought another C500 for my mother, and the RCA RCR503BR remote (which I might wish I had for myself). I WAS shopping for a Sony that comes with a "multi-brand" remote, but the people at Sony had wrong information everywhere, and were a useless and frustrating waste of time just as they have been in my past (very bad) experience. They had very good products 40 years ago, but now I'd rather do business with better companies with intelligent, organized support.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ It Works most of the time!!!
*by S***E on October 11, 2014*

Oct 2014. It has all the outputs I've ever used including the one I needed for proper aspect playback, component. It has HDMI, Component, Composite, L/R audio. This player appears to be very good. The unit played flawlessly through a commercial disk which had multiple confirmed glitches on another manufacturer's player. It has played every DVD I tried including, commercial, DVD-R, Full Screen, Wide Screen on standard definition, and native wide formats such as 2.35, 16:9, 16:9 letterboxed (2.35), and 4:33. One way or the other I managed to get the aspect correct and usually it was trivial. Normally I adjust with the TV but it appears the player will do the adjustments also. The controls are a little weird at times including one time the player had to be unplugged to reboot it. This happened when I was called away after powering up and did not insert a DVD soon enough. The tray opening sounds harsh but might be fine. Only time will determine its long term durability. Check with me in a year if you need to know. Nov 2014. Some non-fatal oddities and one annoying problem have been noticed on DVD-Rs recorded from broadcast recordings on three other recorders. 1) One disk kept changing the speed on the video playback. Sometimes it was faster than the audio and many times slower. The audio was good throughout. On another brand player, the disk played fine. 2) On all DVD-Rs and some commercial DVDs there is an audio pause or pop at the chapter marks. If the chapter is at an ad or other logical place, it is not noticeable but many of the disks have marks every 5 min and it pops on each one. Again, they play fine on another brand player. 3) The player squeaks lightly sometimes. 4) On the DVD-Rs made on one brand recorder, the first show auto-starts and the menu is not accessible. To get to the second and later shows, it is necessary to 'tab' through all previous chapters. This does not happen on any other player I have tried and could be a problem on some DVDs.

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