You can program tracks, as on a CD player, and chapters, as on a laserdisc player. The CLD-980 offers a broad range of search features, including frame and time.

It was estimated that in 1998, LaserDisc players were in approximately 2% of U.S. households (roughly two million). By comparison, in 1999, players were in ...

Pioneer says that it kept selling the players due to the vast libraries of Laserdisc movies that Japanese customers had built up. Obviously, the format was much more popular in the land of the ...

The player automatically plays both sides of a laserdisc, saving you the trouble of manually flipping the disc. The M-V8000 matches its competition closely.

Pioneer, the last major electronics manufacturer to continue production of laserdisc players, has announced they'll discontinue all three of the models they currently offer, leaving dozens of ...

My old, broken Laserdisc players. Trash? Gojulas Oct 28, 2007 Jump to latest Follow Reply ...

I remember when my dad would occasionally dig his old Laserdisc player out of storage so we could watch the original Star Wars trilogy digitally. He wouldn't bother with it often, but until ...

Streaming Entertainment Official: Pioneer kills off Laserdisc players News By Marc Chacksfield published 15 January 2009 Yes, you read that right and no, this isn't news from 1989 ...

Laserdisc players also play audio CDs. So if you’re starting a budget home theater, want to wait for the second wave of DVD players and could use a new CD player, laserdisc is an appealing option.