Are there lots of cords to hook this up? Does the player itself have to sit separate from the screen?
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We only use a cord for charging, other than that it's about the width and length of a tablet, and about 2 inches thick. The player is attached.
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Power cord and head phones if you are using. Can be used without any cords on battery. The screen is attached but the unit could be hooked up to a TV also.
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Sorry, unable to help you. I gave this as a gift to a hospital patient who says he likes it alot.
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I agree with the other comments below. It does have an external power source and a USB plug to plug into your computer. It is a burner, not a player.
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Yes! This is the best player I've ever had. No cords! Awesome. Gets tiresome perhaps to your ears if marathon training and going 2+ hours, but wish I'd gotten one a long time ago. Loved the postage style ipod clip, but got so tired of the earbud cords. Love Sony and this great product. Highly recommend. Of note, had to practice getting it in my left ear, but eventually got very easy.
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Yes, you plug the charger cord into the back of the cradle then you can just insert the player.
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Yes, it does need to be charged using a computer because, all it came with is a USB cord and NOT to mentioned I was sent the wrong USB cord. The player itself is GREAT, but WATCH THAT CORD! Any more questions PLEASE do not hesitate!
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There are two smaller diameter audio cables included in the bundle with the three larger diameter color cables. The audio cables need to be connected both to the player out put jacks and also to the TV input jacks.
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Gave this as a gift Yes there is a cord that comes with it that fits into the player and connects to the wall
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They connect together so the monitor without the DVD player built in views the same thing as the monitor with the DVD player. It's not really wireless though.
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It will charge the player but you will need a separate charging cable with a USB connection
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You have to have a cord that attaches to your player on one end and has a USB connector on the opposite end.
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Hello. Yes! you can connect an additional monitor and play video from this unit onto the separate screen.
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Has 2 HDMI In; 1 HDMI out. My only complaint about this unit is that it has hard-wired speakers (to a plastic connector). My old Pioneer DVD had the spring-connector type where you just stick the bare wires in. So to use my old speakers that are permanently mounted in the room, I had to manually splice all of the wires to the hard-wired connectors. Took an hour, but it works. The player has worked fine. Look at previous user comments for getting the surround sound to work...it is not obvious in the manual.
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This probably will not answer the question, but if you are set up with a wireless computer like I am, there is no problem. It does not work like a cell phone which is what many think. So the answer is that the player can receive signals but it is not........ STAND ALONE. Just let it work like your tablet not your cell phone. It really has nothing to do with the TV except as a monitor.
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All you need to connect to the TV is an HDMI cable. However, the player does have an Ethernet connection, if you want to connect it to a computer through a wired connection, or it can connect with the built-in wifi.
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The cord for the ear buds is more than two feet long. The player itself does not have a cord because it runs on batteries.
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This player uses mini usb on the player side and standard usb on the computer connection side. Beware of these players. We had lots of problems.
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You will need a cord that appears to have 2 headphone plugs (&#8539;" standard mini headphone size), one on each end. There is no cord on the headphones, but there is a headphone jack. If you get a 3-6' cord, you can use these with handheld video games, smartphones, tablets, etc. The headphones will also work with the cable plugged in, even if the batteries die! As another reviewer said, you can pick these up through Amazon or at Wal-Mart, and Amazon is probably your cheapest option. Those are the only places I'd look at, though, as the other stores I went to were extremely high, well over $10, and often $20. I think that's pretty high, when you can buy decent quality headphones for $15-20. The nice thing about the Farenheits is that the full earpiece design blocks a lot of outside noise. If you are asking about using them with a console video system (PS3-4, Xbox, etc.), you will have to connect that to your video/DVD system (there's a good chance there are inputs on the side or back of the unit), then the sound will play through the monitor just as it does while playing a movie, and the cords aren't needed.