Showing posts with label blu ray player. Show all posts
Showing posts with label blu ray player. Show all posts

Sunday, March 17, 2013

HIS Radeon HD 6950 2 GB (256bit) GDDR5 Eyefinity 2x Mini-DisplayPort HDMI 2x DVI (HDCP) PCI Express X16 2.1 Video Card Retail (RoHS) H695F2G2M Review

HIS Radeon HD 6950 2 GB (256bit) GDDR5 Eyefinity 2x Mini-DisplayPort HDMI 2x DVI (HDCP) PCI Express X16 2.1 Video Card Retail (RoHS) H695F2G2M
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This card is as powerful as the 5870, but during load it sounds like the 5870 did idle. It uses alot less power, and makes even lowfps(15-25) maxed settings at 5040x1050 feel amazingly nice.
The 6950 overclocks to full settings on CCC with no errors. To truly overclock it, you must unlock it with Wizard's 6950 mod. Found easily found with a google search. The 6950 with unlocked shaders is a stock 6970 and allows clocks to be pushed even further.
Oh, btw. This card is 11 inches long. It makes 5770s look like a cheap plastic toy car.
---edit: If you plan on unlocking this card, use Wizard's 6950 unlock Mod and not the 6970 bios flash. 6970 bios will cause it to run at unsafe temperatures.
---edit2: If you want the card to be quieter, Accelero XTreme makes a fan that will fit perfectly, however it extends the cards length to 12.5 inches. Worth the 30 bucks if you have it, and will lower temputures and noise significantly.


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Saturday, March 2, 2013

DISCONTINUED High Speed HDMI Cable Flat 25 ft. CL2 Review

DISCONTINUED High Speed HDMI Cable Flat 25 ft. CL2
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I am running this cable from an HDMI 4-port splitter (#4922 from Monoprice)which is connected to a Time Warner cable box and the picture quality is excellent. Cable is a little thinner than I expected but does the job.

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Thursday, February 28, 2013

25 Philips Blu-ray 4X BD-R 25GB Disc White Inkjet Hub Review

25 Philips Blu-ray 4X BD-R 25GB Disc White Inkjet Hub
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I am in the first stages of testing compatability with a lot of different blu ray media out there. I am finding there to be several "coasters" with my lite-on iHBS-212 with latest firmware on most all major brands 25 pk. spindles of BD-R for blu ray movie backups ....including TDK, Digistor, Kodak, Memorex and a few others. This is my first spindle of Phillips and the first burn went well with no errors, and the disc also played well in my PS3 and LG standalone where some of the others beforementioned have not played well or have shown archival degrading ...The dye surface is brownish/gold with a deep blue color under the light which also made it unique to me ....Imgburn shows their burn speeds available as 4X, 6X, 8X, 10X ...I have only burned at 4X ....Phillips seems to be on top of their game here ...I will update again further into the spindle if any further problems are encountered.

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Monday, February 18, 2013

Magnavox NB500MG1F Blu-Ray DVD Disc Player (Manufacturer Refurbished) Review

Magnavox NB500MG1F Blu-Ray DVD Disc Player (Manufacturer Refurbished)
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I can't say that "I like it" (4 stars) or "I love it" (5 stars) but this made in China, refurbished Blu-ray player met my expectations which explains the solid 3 stars, meaning "It's Okay".
As a player, this is an inexpensive, basic, no frills unit that does the job I expected it to do and not a lot more - play Blu-ray, DVDs and audio CDs in the bedroom. Nothing more than simple playback should be expected from it but, so far, it has played everything without a glitch. The picture is steady and crisp and so is the audio. There was no skipping so far and old DVDs that became unplayable on the DVD player that it's replacing can be watched again and play flawlessly.
First, for what the player lacks: Internet access. There is no Ethernet port and there is no WiFi - therefore there will never be Netflix or Pandora streaming or anything that needs a network connection. In addition there is no easy way to upgrade it or, if it's upgradeable, the capability is not documented in the manual.
On the positive side, besides the basic playback, this model does a pretty good job upscaling DVDs and has an SD slot - it supports SD, (miniSD and microSD will need an adapter) and SDHC and it does NOT support miniSDHC or microSDHC cards. You should be able to display JPEG pictures. Another welcome feature is its going into standby mode if no action is taken for a few minutes while displaying the 'menu'.
Available ports include HDMI Out, Audio Out, Component Video Out, Digital Out (coax) and Video Out.
The player came with a small and easy to use remote control (batteries included), a 50-page manual and an RCA component video cable.
I have no complaints about this model. It is, by design, an inexpensive, basic features Blu-ray player. Up until now, it performed as expected.
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When it comes to the 'refurbished' aspect of this product, I am not as happy.
The unit that I got was dirty. This is not an exaggeration. It had greasy, visible fingerprints and palm prints all over it and I had to spend quite a while cleaning it up. It was also scratched. The scratches were minor but it was scratched nevertheless. The manual is a stapled Xerox copy of the original but it's readable. I understand that 'refurbished' is a rather fuzzy concept but I've been spoiled by the 'like new', quality of refurbished items I received from Linksys or Logitech. This unit arrived in a far from 'like new' condition.
Related to the not exactly 'like new' quality of this refurbished product, it's worth noting that the original 1 year Maganvox warranty does not apply. Instead, you get a 90-days warranty that "does not apply to the cosmetic appearance" (a quote). In addition, the buyer is expected to pay for shipping.
____________________________________________________I don't know if I should consider myself lucky for receiving a working unit but I can only review the product that I received which, once cleaned and hooked up to the TV worked well. The lack of high-end features is not a disappointment or a surprise and it's compensated by the low price. The apparent lack of support is a concern but, again, this is not an expensive product. The 3 stars are well deserved for what I got but I would not recommend this as a 'buy' to anyone who wants to play it perfectly safe or is shopping for a unit that should last for several years.MARCH 12, 2011 UPDATE:
4 months later, I like it more. It performed flawlessly so far. It was a good buy.
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>> Brush your teeth, it's the law!

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Thursday, January 31, 2013

Dell XPS 15 L502X, 2nd Generation Intel Core i7-2630QM Processor. 6 GB DDR3 Ram. Backlit Keyboard. 15.6 inch 1080p, 1920 X 1080 FHD Screen. Tray-Load Blu-Ray Combo Player, NVIDIA GeForce GT 525M 1 GB Graphics with Optimus and TV Tuner. Windows 7 Home Premium (64-Bit). 750 GB @7200 RPM. 2.0 MP HD-Webcam. 1 Year Limited Warranty Review

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Premium 6 Foot High Speed HDMI Cable for your Desay BDP-8060 HDTV System / Player Supports beyond 1080p, 4K, 3D, Deep Color, TrueHD and 800Hz technologies. Review

Premium 6 Foot High Speed HDMI Cable for your Desay BDP-8060 HDTV System / Player  Supports beyond 1080p, 4K, 3D, Deep Color, TrueHD and 800Hz technologies.
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Good quality HDMI 1.4 cables. These are truly HDMI 1.4 cables (you can tell these are HDMI 1.4 because "High Speed" is imprinted in white on the side of the cable, and 3D is showing perfectly on the TV when using these HDMI 1.4 cables).

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Wednesday, January 30, 2013

Aurum Flat Series - High Speed 90 Degree (Right Angle) Flat HDMI Cable with Ethernet (6 FT) Supports 3D & Audio Return Channel - Full HD - 6 Feet Review

Aurum Flat Series - High Speed 90 Degree (Right Angle) Flat HDMI Cable with Ethernet (6 FT) Supports 3D and Audio Return Channel - Full HD  - 6 Feet
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Cable works fine, but the 90 degree end is going the completely wrong direction for my TV (Panasonic). I bought this to try to hide the 3rd HDMI cable plugged into the left side of the TV (HDMI 3). I thought this was bending the correct way for what I wanted, I was wrong, completely my fault. (no stars off for my ignorance)
I post this only to remind you to double-check which way the bend needs to go so you get the right one the first time.
It's a nice cable, worked fine with 1080p video and 48k audio, and got here quickly.

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Sony BDP-S350 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player Review

Sony BDP-S350 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player
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I went to Circuit City yesterday to purchase the Panasonic DMP-BD30K Blu-Ray Player. As the salesman showed me where the Blu-Ray players were located in the store I told him I was interested in the DMP-BD30K. His response was that I should consider the new Sony BDP-S350 instead. He claimed that the BDP-S350 had received great reviews and is a better player than the Panasonic DMP-BD30K. Usually I don't listen to anything the sales people at Circuit City say, but this time I decided to see if he knew what he was talking about. I did some quick research online, while in the store, and discovered that he was correct about the Sony receiving decent reviews. I had my mind set on the Panasonic DMP-BD30K after months of research and waiting until the price dropped below $300, so the prospect of the Sony BDP-S350 through me for a loop. I decided to purchase both players, try then both out, and then return the looser.
I have to admit that the results surprised me. As I said before I had my heart set on the Panasonic DMP-BD30K, but after installing the 2 players and carefully comparing their image quality and features the Sony BDP-S350 is the clear winner in my opinion.
Panasonic DMP-BD30K: (Profile 1.1)
The start up time was respectable (as the reviews I had read indicated) and the menu interface was straight forward and relatively easy to navigate. After setting up the player, my first test was to compare its ability to upconvert standard definition DVDs with my now obsolete Toshiba HD-A20 HD-DVD player. I had read online that the DMP-BD30K's upscaling abilities had something to be desired and my tests confirmed this. To be honest the results were a little disappointing. Next, I decided to move through the players setup menu and change a few settings. At this point I made another disappointing discovery. If for any reason you need to access the players setup menu while you are watching DVD or Blu-Ray disc the player will not remember where you left off. When you exit the menu and resume play, the disc will start playing from the beginning of the disc. Although accessing the setup menu looses your place on the disc the Panasonic does remember where you left off if the DVD is stopped or the the player is shut down and then turned on again. Other than these criticisms the DMP-BD30K is a very nice player that yields excellent results using Blu-Ray discs, but doesn't do a great job with SD DVDs.
Sony BDP-S350: (Profile 1.1, but soon to be updated via firmware to 2.0)
The Sony player was a pleasant surprise. The start up time was very respectable, and was comparable to the Panasonic DMP-BD30K. After setting up the player I proceeded to run the same tests that I ran on the Panasonic. I had read online that people were impressed with the BDP-S350's upconvertion abilities, but having owned multiple Oppo DVD players (in my opinion, some of the best out there) I was skeptical. I put in a SD DVD and could immediately see the improvement over the Panasonic. Although the image is a little softer compared to my obsolete Toshiba HD-A20 HD-DVD player, and my other Oppo DVD players, it was still excellent. It made the Panasonic's upscaling abilities seem unrefined and outdated. Next, I then jumped into the players setup menu and changed the players output resolution. What really amazed me was that when I exited the menu the player began playing my disc where I had left off. Finally, I tried powering the BDP-S350 down while in the middle of a DVD. When I powered the player back on it remembered where I had left off and began to play the disc. The Sony BDP-S350 seems the winner in my opinion due to its superior upconversion and disc playback memory.
Finally, I wanted to add that I read a review comparing the Sony BDP-S350 to the new Panasonic DMP-BD50K that declares the DMP-BD50K the winner (http://hdguru.com/first-review-of-sonys-latest-blu-ray-player-exclusive-sony-bdp-s350-vspanasonic-dmp-bd50/256/). This may be true, but the almost $300 price difference makes me feel that this is an unfair comparison. In my opinion, the Sony BDP-S350 is currently one of the best deals out there.

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The Blu-ray revolution continues with the Sony BDP-S350 Blu-ray Player. You can take full advantage of the Bonus View feature of select Blu-ray movies, and are ready to dive into BD-Live when the update is available. In true Sony fashion, the BDP-S350 will output a Full 1080/24p True Cinema picture, plus upscale your existing DVD collection to 1080p as well, when using the HDMI connection. On board decoding for Dolby TrueHD is here, also the ability to send out the bitstream for Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD (Master Audio & High Resolution) as well. BRAVIA sync ensures that with the touch of a button, you can easily power on and synch the inputs of compatible Sony compatible BRAVIA flat-panel LCD HDTV sets and Sony audio/video devices connected to the players, via HDMI, for hassle-free enjoyment of high-definition Blu-ray Discs. Bringing it all together is the new Xcross Media Bar menu system, which is an icon based menu system for simple navigation of the BDP-S350's menu system.

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Sunday, January 13, 2013

TDK Blu-Ray BD-R 25GB 4x Speed - 10 Pack Slim Case - Printable Review

TDK Blu-Ray BD-R 25GB 4x Speed - 10 Pack Slim Case - Printable
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This Blu-ray set is intended for data only; they are a great alternative for those looking to storage a lot of files like Photos, Music in MP3 or WAV, RAW AVCHD Files, etc. But be careful if your objective is to copy movies or transfer your edited Camcorder videos because you do not get FULL 1080/24p with them and they are not compatible with some Blu-ray Players.
If VIDEO is your main focus I'll recommend you any of the following in order:1) TDK Blu-ray Disc 20 Spindle - 25GB 4X BD-R - Printable
2) Sony Blu-ray Disc 10 Pack - 25GB 6X BD-R - White Inkjet Printable [2010 Version]
3) Panasonic Blu-ray Disc 10 Pack - 25GB 6X BD-R - [2010 Model]

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Saturday, January 5, 2013

Dell XPS 8300 High Performance Desktop Intel Quad Core Core i5-2400 3.1ghz 8gb 1tb w/ St2220lb 21.5" LCD Monitor ATI Hd 5450 1gb Gddr3 1tb 7200rpm HDD Windows 7home Premium 64bit Blu-ray 8x Bd-r, Dvd+/-rw Dell 1501 Wlan Pcie Card Mcafee Platinum 15 Month Antivirus 2 Year Limited Warranty Dell Ay410 2.1 Speaker 22v Review

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Thursday, January 3, 2013

Monster Cable M500v M500V R-4M - Video cable - composite video - RCA (M) - RCA (M) - 13 ft - double shielded Review

Monster Cable M500v M500V R-4M - Video cable - composite video - RCA (M) - RCA (M) - 13 ft - double shielded
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You should really try to buy all the M-series cables from Monster Cable you can because they are TRULY the best for your home entertainment system

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Monday, December 31, 2012

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Monday, December 17, 2012

AcoustiMax HD-90 5.1 Home Theatre Surround Sound System 2200 Watts HDMI Review

AcoustiMax HD-90 5.1 Home Theatre Surround Sound System 2200 Watts HDMI
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Look at the pictures of the product. What quality audio receivers have no optical inputs or video component inputs.
search acoustimax.
Really? $239 for something that is suppose to be worth $4999?

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Sunday, December 16, 2012

Samsung BD-UP5000 1080p HD-DVD Blu-Ray Disc Combo Player Review

Samsung BD-UP5000 1080p HD-DVD Blu-Ray Disc Combo Player
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I picked up a BD-UP5000 when limited quantities appeared in mid December 2007 and have been quite happy with the unit. It's my first venture into HD disc playback and having a single box to play all DVD formats was essential. This player delivers excellent picture and sound quality (including exceptional SD DVD upscaling). Less than 10% of HD DVD and Blu-Ray titles have only a TrueHD track which will output as 2-channel stereo. Most discs have other tracks that can be selected: Dolby Digital, multichannel PCM, DTS, etc. So lack of multichannel TrueHD isn't as big an issue as it may seem. Still even one title that limits you to 2.0 is frustrating. Lockups and strange behavior when loading and playing some discs is frustrating, but from what I've read most players go through growing pains and the content providers are at least part of the problem because they can influence the way the player behaves with custom menus and features.
The 5000 has a Silicon Optix Reon running HQV SD upconversion. SD DVD quality is amazing. You need HDMI/HDCP video as the analog components are limited to 480p based on licensing constraints. The HDMI output supports 1080p60 and 1080p24 as well as other more common rates. 1080p24 is noteworthy since it sends a film to the display at it's native frame rate of 24 frames per second without introducing a 3:2 pull-down sequence. However, the display must be capable of receiving 1080p24 AND have a refresh rate of 72 or 120 Hz to completely eliminate motion "judder".
The 5000 will decode Dolby Digital and DTS encoded sound tracks to multichannel PCM and ship them out via HDMI. Or the player can be placed in "audiophile" mode which sends the undecoded bitstream to the receiver for decoding there, again via HDMI. Some audio tracks can be sent to the receiver via S/PDIF optical or coax connections, but not the higher bandwidth tracks such as multichannel PCM. You must have HDMI for those or use the 7.1 analog outs. The "reencode" mode converts all audio formats to DTS, allowing you to get multichannel audio to your receiver via S/PDIF optical/coax if HDMI isn't an option.
The 5000 has had a rocky start and is still somewhat unstable and lacks key features. While it was announced the first part of 2007, it didn't ship until mid December 2007. Many of the disc compatibility problems have been fixed by a firmware update released in mid January 2007, but there are still some discs that have problems. The 5000 suffers from random lockups requiring a power cycle and lacks support for the advanced audio formats: Dolby TrueHD and DTS HD HR/MA. In addition, standard definition discs are always stretched to 16:9 even for 4:3 content. Most TVs and displays can't unstretch the image without reducing the size as well.
A Samsung engineer working on this product indicated they are aware of the problems and missing multichannel audio support. He said they are planning a major firmware update in the May 2008 time frame. Speculation at AVS Forum (the 5000's user thread is 3000+ plus posts!!!) is that Samsung relies on Broadcom to supply DSP firmware, so it may really Broadcom we're waiting for. This makes sense since the BH200 has the same audio format limitations and uses the same chip. Firmware updates can be done via an ethernet connection to the 5000, or you can download an ISO CD image from Samsung's web site and burn an undated disc from any PC or Mac. (Mac update procedures are not documented but work fine: use Disk Utility or Toast Disc Copy to burn the image file; do not use Finder's burn mechanism.)
Samsung announced the BD-UP5500 at CES January 2008 with availability in the May 2008 time frame. The 5500 is not a true replacement for the 5000 since it does not have the Reon upconverter, nor does it have multichannel analog outputs. Price should be lower than the 5000. This might be an option for some, but the lack of the Reon/HQV is a big deal for me since there are many more SD DVDs than Blu-Ray and HD DVD combined. Those that have a separate audio processor may also need the multichannel analog audio outputs. The 5000's true replacement will be the BD-UP6500 due out late in 2008.
Blu-Ray Java and HDi allow content providers to "enhance" the viewing experience with additional material on the disc and/or downloaded from the internet. Personally, I just want to watch the movie as the producer/director intended. The 5000 is currently Blu-Ray BDJ 1.0 with a promise for 1.1. The 5500 will have to be BDJ 1.1 based on Blu-Ray specs/timetable. The 5000 (and 5500) will never be BDJ 2.0. The 6500 should be BDJ 2.0. The 5000 is supposed to support HDi but haven't tried it.
If you want a single box solution that can play most of the HD DVD, Blu-Ray and SD DVD discs, and can live with the limitations at least until firmware updates are available, the BD-UP5000 is worth serious consideration.
Your only other choice is the LG BH200, but it doesn't have the Reon HQV upconversion or multichannel analog audio outputs. Other than that, the 5000 and BH200 have essentially identical features with similar prices: $750 for the BH200 on Amazon, currently.
However, if you need onboard decoding or bitstreams of Dolby TrueHD or DTS HD MA, Blu-Ray and HD DVD playback and can't wait for firmware updates, you'll need to look for separate Blu-Ray and HD DVD players.

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Saturday, December 15, 2012

Fosmon® DVI-D M/M cable 6ft Digital Flat Panel Dual Link Premium Quality Cable Review

FosmonĀ® DVI-D M/M cable 6ft Digital Flat Panel Dual Link Premium Quality Cable
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I ordered this because I needed a DVI cable, they sent me a HDMI cable instead, I'm not complaining about getting a more expensive item, I will use it eventually. I don't know whether it was a mistake or if they just don't know but I am not dealing with shipping stuff back to them when it was like $5.

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Saturday, December 8, 2012

PROFESSIONAL 15 FT High Speed HDMI Cable for your Microsoft XBOX 360 HDTV System / Player Custom cable supports beyond 1080p with 4K, 3D, Deep Color, TrueHD Sound and 800Hz (1.4, 1.3, 1.3b, 1.3c, rated) Review

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Wednesday, November 28, 2012

LG BD530 1080p Network Blu-ray Disc Player Review

LG BD530 1080p Network Blu-ray Disc Player
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This Black Friday, Blu-ray player was on my agenda, I have a 46" Samsung LCD HDTV with internet options. I did not want to go for internet enabled Blu-ray player to play netflix or Picasa or Youtube as I already have it in my TV. I wanted a best to the price and awesome quality Blu-ray player which has a brilliant blu-ray as well as DVD upscale conversion for HDTV resolution.
I bought this LG BD530 and Sony BDP-530 at the same time because Sony had the highest ranking in terms on voting on many sites including bestbuy,com. After connecting both players to my TV i used Bly-ray and it played very well on both player, I tried same Bluray disc on both player couple of times alternatively and could not see the difference. Bluray played brilliantly
When i came to DVD playing, after couple of runs with same DVD on same TV (with same settings) I found that LG has a excellent DVD upconversion as compared to Sony, Sony pics were a little more blurr as compared to LG BD530. I tested 2 different DVD movies (lord of the rings and American beauty) to check the DVD quality and I have to admit, LG was awesome. Also somehow I felt the LG remote is much user friendly than Sony remote, but that's a matter of individuals preference.
After carefully reading Sony's review I figured out that it;s sony blu-ray players internet abilities which took it;s rating so high and not the DVD upscale conversion qualities. If you have an old TV with no internet on it and want internet connectibility to watch netflix online, then probably Sony is your candidate. But if you have a new internet enabled TV and have a huge collection of DVD which you wanna keep it for a while and wanna enjoy over and over again, then LG is your best candidate.
I am returning back my Sony BDP-370 player tomorrow to Bestbuy. I hope this review helps to reader.
Santosh Gaikwad

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