A:AnswerIf you're looking to record from the player, you can't. Cable DVRs record cable programming... not video in the traditional sense. If you're looking just to play both on the TV, the TV should have multiple inputs to accommodate multiple devices. If not, you can purchase an external switch, usually expensive & complicated.
A:AnswerHello Wyatt, thank you for yourmessage. Power Consumption (in Operation) 8.5W Power Consumption (in Standby) 0.25W. Power Requirements (voltage) 120V. Oscar
A:AnswerThis model of Sony Blue-Ray does play regular DVD's. Some models do not, be sure to read the product description to determine if the Blue-
Ray player plays both.
A:AnswerIt should work with one exception. I did the same thing and mine would not work. I found that when creating DVDs for playback on anything other then a computer, make sure that the burn speed is set to 4X. It takes a bit longer to burn but if you use a faster burning speed the DVD may not work. I found this out by trial and error. I re-burned my DVDs at the lower speed and they worked fine. I hope this helps.
A:AnswerNo, it only has the one input. If you need in/out capabilities on ethernet, buy a small hub or switch. You'll likely use it in the coming years anyway.
A:AnswerHi RAH! Yes. The BDP-S1700 upscales your standard definition DVDs to near HD resolution, so you can enjoy astonishing detail for all of your favorite movies. -Anthony
A:AnswerHi james, We are not quite familiar with your TV but these links may be able to help us out with your concern:
https://docs.sony.com/release//specs/BDPS1700_mksp.pdf
https://docs.sony.com/release//Manual_4579663121.pdf
Thanks! -VIncent
