After reading the thread about everybody's first DVD Player, I began to think, how many do we all have? I have 5 currently, but have owned 7 total.

1. Living Room Sony
2. Master Bedroom Toshiba Dual Disc
3. PS2
4. Desktop computer
5. Laptop computer


I have had two others:

6. XBox
7. Original DVD player that broke

Will be buying a portable LCD DVD player for plane rides soon enough...

***For this to get interesting (and easy to calculate), add your total EVER OWNED to the guy above you for a final number at the end of your post, so the next guy can do the same. For instance, I have owned 7. My number is 7. If the next guy had 3, put a 10 at the end, like this:

7

Its that easy. Hoping this works 'cause I'm curious how many DVD players we have here...

OK so here is my number


7

3 including laptop - though i've only watched one on that in a year - sound/video sucks compared to my anamorphic widescreen HT set up.....so I can't stand it.

5 - two standard (one being region free), desktop, laptop, and Xbox.

5-ish

Sony - single disc
Toshiba 5 disc changer
Playstation 2
Xbox
PC-DVD setup

I really only use the Sony and PS2... even though they are hooked up to the same TV. I don't know why, but my remotes work between the two.

Se7en:

Toshiba 5 disc changer
Toshiba Single Disc
Cyberhome (For Region Free capability)
Laptop
PS2
2 Desktop computers

9

One built into my HTIB
One for VCD & SVCD in the living room (since the HTIB won't do it)
Xbox
PS2
One in the bedroom
One in my Server
One in my PC
One in my Wife's PC
One that we use for testing finicky discs (incidentally this is my first player from 98/99... ad600a )

One.

Philips 727.

Not counting a working Toshiba SD-1700 that's in the closet as an emergency back-up.

Let's see: one DVD-ROM, one DVD-/+RW, one region-free, one changer (main player), and an XBox.

So, 5 in total.

5

Pioneer - family room (w/home theater system)
Samsung - my parents' room
Sony - my bedroom
PS2 - family room
DVD-ROM - my bedroom

2 at the moment, both Pioneer's:

Family Room
DVD-RW in desktop

I had 2 others but they broke

an Hitachi (My 1st) and a region free Cyberhome 500.

Living Room
Master Bedroom
Spare Bedroom #1
Spare Bedroom #2
Desktop Computer
Laptop Computer
Xbox

2

Just one - a Philips 727.

Currently 16:

1) Sony NS900V (main HT) 2001
2) Samsung P231 (exclusive for TV discs) 2003
3) Sony S500 (living room) 1999
4) Pioneer DVL-700 (DVD-LD combi-player) 1997
5) RCA 5200 (basement) 1997
6-7) 2 Daewoo 3000N's (region-free players) 2002
8) Samsung DVDL200 (portable player) 2003
9) Playstation 2 2002
10) Panasonic DMR-HS2 DVD recorder 2002


Computers:

4 DVD-ROMs- (2-desktops, 2-laptops) 1998-2004
2 DVD-RWs (2 on 1 desktop) 2004

Bought but no longer own:

1) Panasonic DVDL10 (portable-sold) 1998
2) Proscan 6900(?) (bought at Circuit City DIVX firesale-sold) 1999
3) Toshiba 2006 (1st player bought, but immediately returned for lack of optical output) 1997
4) Samsung DVDL100 (portable-sold) 2002

5 DVD players. So far none has broke. My first one was a Toshiba SD2109. I gave it to my mom a while ago.

So now I still have the following DVD players:
Apex AD1500 all-region playable
Onkyo DR-C500 5 disc player/receiver
Sony CX-985V 400 disc player
DVD-ROM drive

6

Living Room
Bedroom
PS2
DVD-ROM Drive - My Computer
DVD-ROM Drive - Wife's Computer
DVD-ROM Drive - Laptop

8 (dear lord, that's alot)

2 in my computer
1 in the bedroom
2 in the living room
1 in the PS2
1 in the XBox
1 Portable

Wow, I never thought about it before-7

Xbox
PS2
Basement Theater-Sony
Living Room-Panasonic
Bedroom-Panasonic
Portable DVD-Toshiba
Computer DVD-RW

You cheater! Clearly, the ones in your computer are the same ones (DVD-RWs are clearly also the DVD-ROMs as well).

So it's *only* 14.

I'm just kidding with you. Anyway, out of curiosity, why do you have a separate player for TV shows? Does the Sammy do something better for TV shows?

ONE!

Two by the end of this summer, as this one that I have is three years old, and we are upgrading our HT when we move into our new house.

Not a gamer, still occasionally play Nintendo 64, but that's it.

2

--living room
--laptop

Three:

Sony - 560D
Sony - Laptop
Sony - Playstation 2

Nope, while it's true that the RW drives are also ROM's by default, the ROM's I listed are seperate read-only drives (saves read wear on my burners). My main comp has 2 RW burners and a ROM drive (I do a lot of data work and do simultaneous data DVD burns for archiving). My laptops only have ROM drives.

As far as the dedicated TV DVD player, I just bought it since it was a decent priced mid-level player and I was tired of switching out the TV discs everytime I wanted to watch a movie on my main player. Now I just leave whatever TV show disc I'm watching in the Samsung, so I can just power on and resume where I left off. I was never a fan of changers back in the CD days, so that wasn't an option for me.

1) Living Room
2) Office
3) Office #2
4) PC
5) Laptop

1. RCA Single-Disc (first player)
2. PS2 (don't use for dvd's)
3. Xbox (ditto)
4. Panny CP-72S 5-disc Prog Scan
5. Sony DVD-Rom

I am looking into picking up a multi-region player very soon, so that will make 6. I also want a portable player sometime in the future.