LED/LCD TV with built-in VCD/CD Player?

[simon43]

I want to install flat-screen TVs in my new little resort, and it would be 'neater' to install wall-mounted TVs that have a built-in VCD/CD player.

Can anyone suggest make/models of TV that are sold in Thailand and have a built-in VCD/CD player?

Thanks - Simon

[casualbiker]

In Australia Kogan do a vast range .. I have seen some occasionally on Lazada.. maybe contact Kogan Australia to find out.

https://m.kogan.com/au/shop/televisions/

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[Pomthai]

Any media that can go on a VCD or CD can go on a USB stick. Nearly all flat screen TVs now have USB ports.

[astral]

Does anyone watch VCD these days?

DVD at the least would be the minimum.

Better, sell your customers a usb stick, it does not need to be big

and have a selection of films on your computer that you can put on the stick for them

for a nominal charge.

Since the stick is theirs you have no worries about getting them back

[casualbiker]

Does anyone watch VCD these days?

DVD at the least would be the minimum.

Better, sell your customers a usb stick, it does not need to be big

and have a selection of films on your computer that you can put on the stick for them

for a nominal charge.

Since the stick is theirs you have no worries about getting them back

Many Thai / Chinese watch vcd's because they are cheaper.

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[IMHO]

Another alternative would be a NAS drive with DLNA server, a good selection of content on it, and TV's with DLNA support..

[simon43]

Quite a few of my customers buy DVDs or CDs that they want to watch/listen to in their room. So I don't want to be messing with thumb-drives. Plus on rainy days I can rent them blockbuster films on DVD.

In one of my other small hotels I do have external DVD/CD players - I just wanted to minimize the cabling etc between units.

[nbm47]

Most Dvd/CD players built in or otherwise will play vcd's these days so should be no problem for you.

[kkerry]

What size screen are you after Simon? I've seen many different tvs with built in VCD/DVD players available in Singapore (wrong TV frequency for Thailand sadly) however even there they are usually only 17-24" I did see a Dick Smith 32" with DVD on display in Australia recently but it's the only larger sized screen I've seen. Next time you're past a Tesco check there. I think I've seen some AOC TVs available there before with built in DVD players but they were small, only 19".