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richard
where can i get the best deal on a blue ray and how much should i spend on it. i don't need the "top of the line" but i don't wanna get one at k-mart. unless you guys have any good things to say about their electronics. i have a 2000 dollar 50" panasonic viera and i need a blue ray desperately.
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Set a price and stick to it. I already have one, but if I were buying a Blu-ray player now I wouldn't spend more than $250. For you that amount may be more or less, depending on what you can afford and how bad you want a Blu-ray player.
If I were you I would buy the Panasonic DMP-BD35. It's cnet's #1 stand-alone Blu-ray player. Costco has it for $280-$50 coupon=$230 today through the 25th. To get the best player for under $250 is a pretty good deal--and it comes with an HDMI cable.
The Sony BDP-S350 is good, but it doesn't decode DTS-HD MA. This won't matter unless you have a surround sound system (which you should given the amount you've put into the TV) that doesn't decode HD audio formats.
Set a price and stick to it. I already have one, but if I were buying a Blu-ray player now I wouldn't spend more than $250. For you that amount may be more or less, depending on what you can afford and how bad you want a Blu-ray player.
If I were you I would buy the Panasonic DMP-BD35. It's cnet's #1 stand-alone Blu-ray player. Costco has it for $280-$50 coupon=$230 today through the 25th. To get the best player for under $250 is a pretty good deal--and it comes with an HDMI cable.
The Sony BDP-S350 is good, but it doesn't decode DTS-HD MA. This won't matter unless you have a surround sound system (which you should given the amount you've put into the TV) that doesn't decode HD audio formats.
How do i get my panasonic surround sound home theater system i got from costco to put sound out to my pana tv?
PolyMajor
i tried hooking up my panasonic viera 50in plasma to this home theater system i thought would be easy from costco and dvds play sound but the cable wont play sound... help anyone?
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What I do is put the audio out to the receiver, and have all of your devices plug into the tv.
So for example, have your blu-ray, xbox360 going to hdmi 1 and 2 (just an example), and have your standard dvd player and wii going to composite (again, just example hardware).
Now, on the back of the tv there will be audio out. Put THAT to the receiver for the surround sound system.
What I do is put the audio out to the receiver, and have all of your devices plug into the tv.
So for example, have your blu-ray, xbox360 going to hdmi 1 and 2 (just an example), and have your standard dvd player and wii going to composite (again, just example hardware).
Now, on the back of the tv there will be audio out. Put THAT to the receiver for the surround sound system.
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