The Denon's get around this by buffering the output i.e. storing it in 8 meg* of memory ( like a computer ) and then playing it after it has passed through the memory. The buffer has enough storage capacity to at least minimize and normally remove any major delays or glitches that would normally occur during the layer change. Sean
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* This is the figure for the DVD-2900. Being a newer model, the 5900 may use the same amount or possibly even more memory.