Toshiba HD-A1
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Toshiba HD-A1
Introduced in April 2006, the Toshiba HD-A1 was the first HD DVD player released to the retail market. It was superseded 7 months later by the HD-A2.
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[edit] Specifications
At introduction, the HD-A1 supported TrueHD in stereo (2-channel) mode only. A subsequent firmware update, which shipped sometime after launch, added 5.1 support for TrueHD. All HD-A1 units can be upgraded in the home, using either a 10/100 ethernet-based internet connection, or a factory-supplied upgrade CD-ROM.
[edit] Video
- HD Content Output via HDMI (Disc Native Resolution)
- 11-bit / 216MHz Video Dac
- Video Up-Conversion for SD DVD (720p/1080i)
- Enhanced Black Level (0IRE /7.5IRE Selection)
- Letterbox / Pan & Scan Support
- Disc Playback: HD DVD/HD DVD-R/DVD/DVD-R/DVD-RAM/DVD-RW/CD/CD-R/CD-RW/
[edit] Audio
- Built-in Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, DTS and DTS-HD Decoders
- Dolby True HD Compatible (5.1 channel w/latest firmware)
- Four 32-bit Floating Point Signal Processors
- Multi-Channel 24-bit/192kHz Audio DACs
- HDMI Audio support up to 5.1 L-PCM
- Multi-Channel Signal Management
- Dynamic Range Control
- WMA & MP3 Playback
[edit] Convenience
- HDi interactivity (Title specific: picture in picture, internet downloads, games, high-end graphics, community features)
- Pre-programmed Remote Control w/ TV Controls
- Tri-Lingual OSD (English, French/Japanese)
- Bit Rate Display
- FL Dimmer
- Fast Forward
- Fast Reverse
- Slow Play
- Step Play
- A-B Repeat
- Screen Saver
- Parental Lock
- Tray Lock
- Time Search
[edit] Jackpacks
- HDMI (High-Definition Multimedia Interface)
- ColorStream Pro Component Video
- 6 channel line level audio Output
- S-Video
- Composite Video (1)
- Coaxial Digital Audio
- Optical TosLink Digital Audio (1)
- USB
- Ethernet 10/100 Port (1)
[edit] Weights and Dimensions
- Dimensions: 17.72" x 4.33" x 13.39" (WxHxD)
[edit] See also
- Toshiba HD-XA1
- HD DVD - One of the new HD formats
