FatedScyth
I've looked around Walmart, Target, and Best Buy. The cheapest I've found is for $89 at Walmart and Target. The same Phillips model. I like Phillips. My 32" HDTV is a Phillips brand. But can I find a cheaper Blu-Ray player elsewhere?
Answer
I would not recommend buying the cheapest player in the market at all. What I would recommend is a Panasonic, they are the most reliable. I own a first generation player model BD-10 which is over 4 years old and played over 300 blu ray disc movies without any problems. If you read yahoo questions, you will notice that 95% of the problems on blu ray disc player are those bargain price players. Keep in mind, you get what you pay for. Hope this will help you out.
I would not recommend buying the cheapest player in the market at all. What I would recommend is a Panasonic, they are the most reliable. I own a first generation player model BD-10 which is over 4 years old and played over 300 blu ray disc movies without any problems. If you read yahoo questions, you will notice that 95% of the problems on blu ray disc player are those bargain price players. Keep in mind, you get what you pay for. Hope this will help you out.
Skyfall Blu Ray won't play!?
Ismael
So I bought the new Slyfall Blu Ray and went to play it. The Blu ray kept stuttering and skipping and the sound would cut out. I put in the DVD, and it plays like a dream. Does the player use the same piece to play the DVD as it does for the blu ray? This has only happened on old discs or ones that were scratched and I've never encountered this before. just wondering if its the disc or my player.
Answer
These are what you have to check on your Blu-ray player to make sure, so that the Blu-ray disc will play.
-Have you downloaded and updated your Blu-ray player with the latest firmware, IF it needs that to play the disc, and NOT the last version that was on the manufacturer's web site.
-IF you have already updated your Blu-ray player with the latest firmware, and it still will NOT play. Could it be a parts problem, and has nothing to do with firmware update. Even the latest version will not help with that. IF it is a parts problem.
-Maybe it looks like a parts problem in the Blu-ray player. But all you need is just use a Blu-ray player laser lenses cleaner to clean the inside.
-IF you have another Blu-ray player try the Blu-ray disc in that player. IF it works then the Blu-ray disc has no problem. It would haveto be one of the other problems with the other player.
-Could it be the disc you got, has problem. Because in the production of say 3572 Blu-ray disc for a movie there got to be two or three disc that has problems. Who knows which one could it be, maybe it disc 72, disc 698 and disc 745. So bring it back and let the store you brought it from know. IF you got it from big name retailer like Best Buy and Target should let you exchange it.
-Last of all IF it still have problem after exchanging for another one. Maybe it is a parts problem in the Blu-ray player. IF you have already updated the player to the latest firmware, from the manufacturer's website and also have clean it with a Blu-ray player laser lenses cleaner. NO one that lucky or would want to get the the disc that also has problems in the mass production again. And anyway who knows which store it be shipped to in which city and state.
These are what you have to check on your Blu-ray player to make sure, so that the Blu-ray disc will play.
-Have you downloaded and updated your Blu-ray player with the latest firmware, IF it needs that to play the disc, and NOT the last version that was on the manufacturer's web site.
-IF you have already updated your Blu-ray player with the latest firmware, and it still will NOT play. Could it be a parts problem, and has nothing to do with firmware update. Even the latest version will not help with that. IF it is a parts problem.
-Maybe it looks like a parts problem in the Blu-ray player. But all you need is just use a Blu-ray player laser lenses cleaner to clean the inside.
-IF you have another Blu-ray player try the Blu-ray disc in that player. IF it works then the Blu-ray disc has no problem. It would haveto be one of the other problems with the other player.
-Could it be the disc you got, has problem. Because in the production of say 3572 Blu-ray disc for a movie there got to be two or three disc that has problems. Who knows which one could it be, maybe it disc 72, disc 698 and disc 745. So bring it back and let the store you brought it from know. IF you got it from big name retailer like Best Buy and Target should let you exchange it.
-Last of all IF it still have problem after exchanging for another one. Maybe it is a parts problem in the Blu-ray player. IF you have already updated the player to the latest firmware, from the manufacturer's website and also have clean it with a Blu-ray player laser lenses cleaner. NO one that lucky or would want to get the the disc that also has problems in the mass production again. And anyway who knows which store it be shipped to in which city and state.
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