Deciding between a ps3(just for the blu ray) or an exclusive blu ray player?

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Q. I really do not want the ps3 for ANY type of gaming but i notice the pricetag is similar to other blu ray players and sometimes even cheaper. Are there any differences in picture/video quality between the ps3 and a sony/sharp/panny blu ray player?? Can someone enlighten me please.

Answer
Get a dedicated blu-ray player, even if it costs a few more $$.
The PS3 does many things ok but not a single thing great.

What form of blu ray player should i get?

Fernando

I just bought a 55" HDTV 1080p 120HZ LED tv and now want blu ray. I have it next to my desktop tower. If I get an internal blu ray drive player in my desktop tower and my monitor comes with a HDMI port which i can connect to the tv will the quality of picture be different? Or would a regular blu ray player be better?

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You can go either way (assuming your computer is capable of handling blu-ray ... check the requirements ... the graphic card must be fast enough, for example). However if you go with the built in computer drive note you can't expect to "connect (the monitor) to the TV". Why? The TV and the monitor are display devices. The blu-ray player is a source device. You can only connect a display to a source.

A stand alone player will offer other capability beside just playing Blu-ray disks (e.g. Picassa, Netflix or other services, USB playback of Jpeg and video, decoding of HD audio from the Blu-ray disk. On the other hand, a computer drive allows you to (potentially ... you have to buy capable software as well as the drive) rip Blu-ray disks to the computer for conversion or use as in media centre mode. Which fits your needs better depends on your needs.

I think you will find by the time you pay for the drive and software (and maybe to get a faster graphics card or upgrade the computer RAM) a stand alone player may look pretty good. Note that even basic players handle Blu-ray essentially identically to premium players (the extra $$ primarily buys better build quality, extra features and better DVD performance).

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Help with lag caused from my new bluray?

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R

I have a wireless belkin router. Running off of it is a desktop computer (wired) and a laptop (wireless). I've never had a issues with lag or slowing down before I added my new magnavox wifi bluray player. Now, it seems like it's hogging the speed.

What can I do to fix it?

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If it truly is hogging the wi-fi (ie: laggy with it and suddenly gets better without it) then yeah it's probably the blu-ray and there's really nothing you can do aside from upgrading your internet speeds. This is most common when you're in a house that has used the desktop/laptop for general e-mail and web browsing (maybe some netflix from time to time with varying results) and suddenly try to stream things via wi-fi - that'll suck your bandwidth heavily. I run 5 streaming devices in my household and had to get a fiber optic connection with 20 mbs up and down to keep them from slowing down my internet and I pay about $60/mo for my connection alone in a suburb of Kansas City. My mother has major slowdown issues because she refuses to upgrade her $20/mo DSL to anything faster. Up to you, but these speed issues probably have nothing to do with your blu-ray player and everything to do with the amount of Internet bandwidth you're paying for. Basic high speed internet packages just don't cut it these days with online streaming and gaming as an option.

My PS3's sound keeps cutting out then freeze at the next loading screen can anyone help?

Charlie Co

When i am in the middle of a game the sound will suddenly start to cut out and then at the next loading screen it will freeze

Answer
Your Blu-Ray player is burning out ... soon it wont read any games and or movies...trust me I had this happen to me

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Should I buy a SP3 blu-ray player or the Sony stand alone blu-ray player?

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MissNowMrs

I am interested in getting a blu-ray player and confused as to which one to buy! Which would produce better sound and image quality? I like the idea of the SP3 to play games on as well, but I'm not totally sure I would use it a lot to play games. Right now, the price for either seems to be about the same, so I am torn - please help! Thanks for your input!

Answer
As of today the ONLY Blu-ray player worth buying is the the PS3 ... if you don't want a games machine or want the style of a stand alone player wait for the Profile 2.0 machines later this summer.

BUT before buiyng make sure you can benefit from Blu-ray or that the improvement is worth the ~$8-$10 higher price of disks (don't expect current sale prices to continue ... they are artificial) and cost of the hardware. For many people Blu-ray is not a significant improvement over upconverted DVD. At the least you MUST have an HDMI equipped HDTV (and preferably a 1080p model over 40") ... not to mention the need for a good audio system to take advantage of the advanced audio.

It's a lot of money ... so I suggest you get a demo on an HDTV as similar as possible to yours (size, resolution) AND watch from the same distance as you will use at home. Compare a DVD and Blu-Ray disk (preferably the same movie) --- don't just watch a Blu-ray demo disk they are often HD video totally unrepresentative of what you will see on movies.

Why get a Roku when a (cheaper) internet-capable Blu-Ray player can do the same thing?

Alex

Roku 3 costs $100. Internet capable Blu-Ray players can be had on sale for $40. What capabilities does a Roku 3 offer that a Blu-Ray (which can also play Blu-Ray discs) doesn't?

Answer
I have both a Panasonic BluRay player and the WD TV Live streamer.

The Panasonic required an additional wireless dongle ($90) to go live but the WD box cost only $99.

The Panasonic had 7 apps and in a years time was upgraded to 8. The WD LIve box came with .. 21 apps and now has over 30. Plus it gets firmware updates every few weeks.

My WD box interface is much nicer and more responsive than the "add on" apps on the BluRay player. The WD box also lets me plug in a USB flash or hard-drive and play computer files.

The Panasonic sometimes while playing BluRay disks gives me network errors mid-play even if I am not using the wireless. It's integration is ... less than stellar.

So I am a big fan of the external media streamers.

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Can I plug a Blu-Ray player to a non-HD (read regular) TV?

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There's an opportunity for me to buy a Blu-Ray player very cheap, but I'm not planning on buying a High-Def TV until later (next year).
Will it still work on my regular TV using component cables?
Will the movies "play" correctly?
Will I be able to access all the content on the discs?

Please help! Thanks!

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of course you can ! And you already know the resolution will downgrade to your existing TV resolution / just think for a moment how badly an appliance manufacturer would screw themselves if they made their equipment incompatible with a huge installed base of TV owners who may not have some HD standard since there so many different ones or just a standard TV.

Companies like Sony and Panasonic wouldn't shoot themselves in the foot by making their players incompatible with people like you who don't yet have / but plan on buying an HD TV.

Also, consider the Sony PlayStation 3, is a BluRay player since many of their games come on the larger BluRay capacity disc and those also play fine on convetional and numerously different formatted HD / EDTV's.

Look at it a different way, lets say this BluRay player doesn't work with your TV for whatever reasons, research how much you could resell it for used on Amazon's Marketplace and compare what you're planning on paying for it to what you could resell it for.

If you can sell it for more than you paid for it then the decision for you to go ahead and purchase in anticipation for using it now, or waiting until you upgrade, or just reselling it for a profit.

Use those three factors as your criteria and make it a business decision.

What is the best Blu-ray player at a good price?

shadowlp06

I'm looking for a Blu-ray player that plays regular DVDs, Blu-ray DVDs, and has Netflix on it. I'm also looking for a good bargain as well. Nothing too cheap, but something of good quality and affordable as well.

Answer
I recommend the: "Magnavox® Wi-Fi Blu-ray Discâ¢" Player and it's only going to be $69 Dollars during Wal-Matr's Black friday event. It is a really good brand, and will be very cheap during the Black friday's event. plus it has Wi-Fi included
Here are some details of the:"Magnavox® Wi-Fi Blu-ray Disc"
10 in free movie credits. VU-DU.
⢠Instantly access movies, music, and more with Internet connection
⢠Connects to your in-home wireless network with built-in Wi-Fi
Hope this helps!

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What file formats does this blu-ray player play?

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Pedo pengu

I have a LG BD370 blu-ray player and i'm trying to get home videos to play on it. What video file does it play? The files range from 57 to 61 mb.

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Blu-ray Disc
BD-ROM/R/RE
DVD Video
DVD-R/RW
DVD+R/RW
CD-R/RW
MPEG2, HP@ML video
MPEG4 AVC, HP@L4.1 video
SMPTE VC1, AP@L3 video
AVCHD video

What is a good brand of 3D Blu Ray player?

Entertainm

I am looking for a good reliable brand. For a 3D blu Ray player. I currently have an LG and it sucks. So it needs replaced. Am leaning torwards Sony but am unsure. Any recommendations would be appreciated.

Answer
Sony makes the best bluray players. They're one if the bluray inventors.

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How is Bluray at 720p compared to 1080p? What is 24p in human talk?

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DRL

I might get a 720p 32"-37" hdtv. I do not notice a difference with Optimum Cablevision cable in Westchester, NY but I have not seen a bluray at 720p yet. My Panasonic blu ray player has an option for 24p and I was wondering if I should have it on all the time or only for certain things?

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24p is usually not properly processed by TVs that even say 24p processing. Blu-Ray has an icredibly higher bitrate for audio and video. Sure it has a higher resolution, but it's not compressed in any way like DVD. Everyone thinks Blu-Ray is better because it's 1080p, but in reality that is only a minor advantage.

1080p only makes a difference in very big TVs that are over 60". Don't let anyone tell you otherwise.

32-37" 1080p TVs usually have better contrast ratios, brightness, color accuracy, etc. 1080p in that small of a size is usually reserved for premium TVs with better features other than just 1080p

If it's 720p, it may have worse picture quality which has nothing to do with resolution.


It's kind of hard to explain because whenever a TV is 1080p it's usually better because it will have other features that make the image quality better. Lol, it has nothing to do with 1080p though!


Plasmas beat LCD! They are cheaper, too!

I have an LG 42 inch plasma and just bought a blu-ray player but 24p output is a little distorted?

Josiel

the movie plays fine with 24p output but it plays a litte distorted but doesnt freeze or anything.

does this mean that my tv doesnt hold for the 24p output or maybe i just need a better HDMI cable?

Answer
What movie you watching???

Something made recently, like in the last 10 years?

Did you know that todays movies were never done on film at 24 frames per second?

They were all done using Cameras/DVDs that run at 30 frames per second.

It's the OLD FILM movies from the 20's up to the early 90's that should be watched using the 24 frame mode....

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How to connect my computer to my sony s370 blu ray player?

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Terri

I know that there is a way to connect my computer to stream to my sony s370 blu ray player. I would like to know if I would need a cable of some sort to connect them and if so what kind?
I've been looking this up for days and would love if someone could help me figure this out.

Thank you in advance.

Answer
What you have to do is get a router then you connect the Blu ray and the computer to the router using cat5 or cat 6 cable or you could also go wireless if you have the proper adapters and equipment for that and then you create a network, for the computer and the blu ray, most routers will do this fairly easily using an included disk that you insert into the computer, the network is also connected to the Internet, the blu ray does not have a browser so you cannot go any where on the internet nor can you transfer anything you want from your computer, the blu ray is limited to certain sites on the Internet it can visit and certain things it can do. The blu ray will not connect directly to your computer but I think there may be a way to send still photos from the computer to the blu ray that will appear on the TV screen.

Should I buy a computer to play movies and streamline videos online instead of a blu ray player?

David

I'm thinking about buying another computer to hook up to my tv instead of a blu ray player. I would like to download and stream movies and tv shows. But I don't know if the quality would be very good. What do you think?

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If you own a 360 that is a great alternative as you could stream everything on your pc to 360 via windows media player. No need to connect pc to tv, you just stream everything wireless.

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How would I connect my dvd home theatre sound system's sound into my blu ray player?

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Q. I'd like for the sound from my dvd home theatre sound system to go into my blu ray player.

Answer
you should need a blu ray software to transfer the movies

give you some views

i think it can help you

http://www.92download.com/wiki/Blu-Ray_Software

Do you need a 3d blu ray player and tv just to play 3d movies?

hydro

I recently bought a 3d blu ray player to watch a 3d movie but it won't work. Do I actually need a 3d tv as well for it to work at all?

Answer
Yes because a 3d movie is TWO movies on the screen at the same time. One for the right eye only, one for the left eye only. The tv must have the hardware and software to handle this extra information. Plus be able to work with the 3d glasses that it comes with. A regular tv was only made to handle one movie on screen at a time.

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How Do I Hook Up A Blu-Ray Player?

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Q. I have a 52" HD TV (1080p) and a JVC surround sound system that only plays regular DVDs. I want to buy a Blu-Ray player to put into this system. How do I hook it up? Please don't tell me I have to buy a new surround sound system to go with the new Blu-Ray player!

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"Please don't tell me I have to buy a new surround sound system to go with the new Blu-Ray player!"

You already know the answer.

Does the 'system' have a extra optical or coaxial-digital input? If so, you just run either a toslink cable or video cable from the BlueRay player to this input and you have 5.1 surround sound.

If the 'system' has a Left/Right RCA audio inputs (colored red and white), you MIGHT be able to hook up RCA cables from the BlueRay player to these inputs.

But - standard DVD's include ProLogic sound track which work with the Left/Right audio outputs. I dont know if BluRay disks offer a ProLogic track. Check the menu system of the player to see if it will down-convert the sound to ProLogic.

is there a way to get a blu ray 3d player to work on a jvc d-series tv?

JMD

I am hooking up a blue ray 3d player to my jvc d-series old television. I have the needed power cord as well as an hemisphere to Rda cable hooked into it, but I don't have any picture coming from the player. Do I need another cord? Does the Tv need to be on a specific channel or input?

Answer
The TV needs to be tuned to the input you've connected the player to.

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I'm going to get a Sony PS3(Playstation 3) from US to India, how compatibility is with Indian Blu-ray Discs?

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srini

I'm going to get a Sony PS3(PlayStation 3) from US to India, but am not aware of the compatibility with Indian Blu-rays discs and ps3 games and with the LCD/LED monitors that are available in Indian. Can anyone guide me regarding this? Thanks much in advance.

Answer
If you are using HDMI, you won't have any problems with any PS3 games.

If you are not using HDMI, you will have problems with a few older PS3 games. But most will still work.

HD is not region specific, which is why its not a problem if you are using HDMI.
http://www.avforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=622804
http://boardsus.playstation.com/playstation/board/message?board.id=ps3&thread.id=1347414

Links for games in PAL regions working on the U.S. consoles.

Blu-Ray movies aren't as strict on region coding as DVDs. A lot are region free and will play anywhere, but some movies have region locks and won't play in players of other regions.

You should buy a power converter capable of at least 400 watts if you're buying a Slim model just because its not really confirmed whether or not the Slim has a universal PSU like most Fatboy PS3s do.

Vizio 32" LED will it work in India if I take it from US?

I am planning to take my Vizio 32" LED SMART TV to India. Just wanted to know if it works there , because in India power will be 240Hz . Do I require any converter then ?

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No, it won't work.

India uses 240V, US uses 120V. So you'll need a power converter.

India uses PAL, US uses NTSC, so you'll need a video converter. One for each device you want to connect to the TV (one for the blu-ray/DVD player, one for the cable or satellite or antenna, one for the game console...)

I don't know what broadcast standards India uses but it's a sure bet the US doesn't use the same ones, so you'll need an external tuner (and video converter for that as well.)

By the time you add up the costs of all these converters, plus the cost of shipping the TV to India in the first place, you'll find it would have just been cheaper, and easier, to buy a new 32" Vizio LED HDTV in India.

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How do I activate the "resume play" feature on my PS3 blu ray player?

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Mr Average

I can't get my Play Station 3 blu ray player to resume playing at the point I last left off after turning the machine off.

Always starts at the beginning when I try to play the disk!

How do I do this? I know it can be done but I can't seem to be able to do it.

Please I need step by step instructions as I've tried just about everything.

Thanks

Answer
When you want to stop the movie press circle and exit out then shut off the ps3, dont just shut off the ps3 while watching the movie and it should be fine I think. I know that blu rays were struggling to remember where they ended themselves at but other movies like normal dvds or videos you have on your hd always remember.
Do you have the most recent version of the firmware on the ps3. v2.70. I think anytime after firmware v2.21 it is suppose to have the playback feature. I.E. Connect it to internet and go to settings...system update and it will tell you what version you have and if it needs updated. If its already the latest version i believe when you press triangle during the movie and press the red square it should bookmark it i believe. I read that last part on a blu ray thread. I hope this helped you out i dont watch to many blu rays on my ps3.

How can I connect my Samsung Blu Ray player to the internet?

djb5474

I have a samsung blu ray player that has an ethernet jack to connect to the internet...but my hub is downstairs and running a wire isn't an option. I have wireless throughout the house...is there a way to transmit the wireless signal to *something*, then run the ethernet cable from that to the blue ray player. Thanks. Look forward to hearing some ideas cause now I'm stuck.

Answer
I had the same problem, if you're wireless router is a G series (80211.g) all you need is a range expander. I picked up the Linksys WRE54G which plugs into an electric wall outlet. The WRE54G connects to my 80211.g router wirelessly. The WRE54G has a ethernet port on it that I run into my Blu-Ray player and all works well.

If your Blu-Ray player is a Samsung BDP-1500 you might need two things to enable the BRLive feature. 1: You'll need to update the firmware (see Samsung website for instructions) 2. You'll need to plug in a USB flash drive into the back with at least 1-GB of space (this is required for external storage). All of this should be stated in the users guide, but a lot of people just expect to be able to plug in the ethernet cable and everything "just work", unfortunately it's not that simple.

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How to connect my Sony Blu-Ray player to the internet?

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Amanda S

I want to hook my Sony Blu-Ray player up to the internet so I can watch Netflix on my TV. I have looked up how to do that, but all of the videos and websites say to choose the option of a built-in wireless connection. When I go into the Network Settings and click on Internet Settings, the only connection option that comes up in wired. How can I fix this and set up a wireless connection?

Answer
If your Blu-Ray player doesn't have onboard wireless capability, you must go with the wired. Netflix won't mind.

How do you get Internet on a Vizio Blu-Ray player?

Christophe

I own a Vizio Blu-ray player with internet apps what do I need to get the internet on it.
I have a router that's on a computer so do I need a UBS Wifi for the player?

Answer
Your answer really depends on the model number of you blu-ray player. Some connect to the internet through an ethernet port in which case you connect to the internet using an ethernet cable, others use wifi where depending on the model of the blu-ray player you either need a dongle or everything is built in and you just connect to your router using your password for your router. If you could provide the model number of the blu-ray player that would be a lot more helpful as I could provide you with more accurate information.

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Google TV or Samsung Smart TV?

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jose

ok i want to buy a TV for my birthday but i dont know wether to buy the sony tv powered by google or the samsung smart tv. i like the google tv better but im afraid its only 60hz refresh and the samsung is 120hz?

Answer
I was in the same position as you, the Samsung Smart TV had very poor web performance and most the apps did not function with their supplied QWERTY remote. I ended up buying the Sony EX723 LED/LCD from Best Buy with the Google Blu-ray player. This way I got a great 120Hz TV but with the Google Blu-ray player I got the all the features that the Google TV has but in a blu-ray player.

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Is there a region free Blue-ray DVD player on the market yet?

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sketchkat0

I'm looking for a Blu-ray player that also plays regular DVDsand can play not only region-free discs but also region encoded DVDs. Is such a wonderful thing on the market already? At an affordable price?

Answer
I don't believe so but if you are playing Blu-ray through a computer. You can use AnyDVD 6.4 software to remove region and copy right protection not only that but you can back up your Blu-ray. I hope this help.

Is there a way to make a sony blu ray player region free?

Dat Thug

or is there a file I can download and put on a flash drive that plugs into blu ray player making it region free?

Answer
NO. you can not change the unit to make it a universal player. There are only handful of manufacturer that makes a universal player. Pioneer Elite and OPPO are the two company that makes universal player that are very good in quality and reliability. Hope this will help you out.

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When will developers start abandoning support for XP with new software?

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Q. I am planning to continue using XP SP3 until April 2014 which is the year Microsoft will stop providing new security updates. Until then, will developers keep supporting XP for their new software? I am talking about software like Blu-ray player, 3rd party web browser, office applications, disk utilities, anti virus, other essentials like DVD burning, pdf reader, video editor and engineering software (Matlab, Mathematica and the like).

Answer
That depends on the particular developer. However, expect XP support to slowly get dropped by more and more developers as time passes, much in the way that Windows 98 support is almost completely non-existent these days.

The reason for this is that supporting XP (particularly with driver software) requires additional effort and resources on the part of the devleoper to program compatibility in. However so long as XP remains popular, then many developers will try to support it as best as they can.

I have a new Blu Ray player and i am having some very frustrating problems with it.?

Aaron

Almost every movie I play, the blu ray stops the movie and the player just keeps opening and closing, as if someone is repeatedly pushing the button. I just want to know whats wrong and how can i fix it?

Answer
It may need a firm wear update but why take a chance if its still under warranty take it back and exchange it for a new one, then if the new one also does that try a firm wear update, usually with the firm wear update though you just get a message on the screen that says it needs one...

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Does my Dell Inspiron 1525 have a Blu Ray Player?

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ebss

I bought this Inspirton 1525 last December.
And I want to know if it has a blu ray player already installed.

Answer
Does the CD/DVD rom say "blu ray" on it with a little logo?

"Intel Celeron M 550 (2.00GHz, 1MB Cache, 533MHz FSB)

Windows Vista Home Basic

15.4" WXGA (1280x800) Widescreen Display

2GB RAM DDR2 SDRAM 667MHz

Intel Integrated Graphics Media Accelerator X3100

160GB SATA 5400rpm Hard Drive

Internal 56K Modem and Integrated Ethernet 10/100 Network Card

**********8X Dual-layer DVD+/-RW Optical Drive****************

Dell Wireless 1390 (802.11b/g 54 Mbps)

Media card 8 in 1 card reader

Input and Output Ports: 4 USB 2.0, HDMI, VGA, IEEE 1394a, RJ11,
RJ45, 2 headphone, 1 microphone, 1 ExpressCard 54mm slot, 3 mini-
card slots, consumer IR, S-Video

6-cell Lithium Ion Battery

Unless you custom ordered it i doubt it came with a blu-ray player. You can pick one up online, in the laptop form factor for about 189.99 to 239.99$ depending on where you shop

External full sized burners, USB interface run about 169.99-200.00$


Your intergrated video card "Intel Graphics Media Accellerator X3100" May also not be fast enough for blu ray playback, Could end up with Chops,lag and tessellation errors since its the bottom o' the bin VGA card.

But it is a dell afterall :P

How do you watch Blu-ray movies on Windows Vista?

Jessika M

I just go REPO! The Genetic Opera today, and I have the Blu-ray edition. I was just wondering what software I can use to play the movie on. Windows Media Center or Windows Media Player?

Answer
Vista (Ultimate) can view regular DVD movies without the add-on codec (i.e. a program to play movies), but it will not do BR.

Not only you will need a BR drive, you'll need a very fast computer (at least a dual-core), plenty of RAM and a dedicated graphic card (not the built-in one on the mother board).

PowerDVD 7.3 Ultra and PowerDVD 8 Ultra can play BR movies (7.3 can play HD-DVD movies, as well).

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This is what it says on the box:

Due to the high computation requirement for Blu-ray discs, PowerDVD playback requires a high performance PC platform that is capable of maintaining 40 Mbps transferring of data. It is recommended that you use a system with at minimal of Intel Dual Core 3.2Ghz processors and 2GB RAM system memory (Quad Core CPU is supported.) Discrete graphics solution is also required with at least 350Mhz clock rate with 256MB VRAM. Even if you met minimal requirements, you may experience some video quality drop, frame drops or lower performance. It is recommended that all non-critical applications be closed before beginning Blu-ray Disc playback. Full CPU clock-rate is always reserved for PowerDVD Blu-ray disc playback and cannot be disabled.



Download their program to see if your system can handle a BR movie.

http://www.cyberlink.com/stat/bd-support/enu/index.jsp

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Can I watch Blu-ray movies on my MacBook from an external Blu-ray drive?

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Looooouiss

I have a Mac and an external Blu-ray Drive, how to play Blu-ray Movies with them?

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Maybe, first your blu-ray must be compatible with a mac. You can do this by just plugging it in after you install a blu-ray player.

You have to have a blu-ray player since quicktime, itunes or anything reinstalled won't play them.

I found on that has a free trial, the trial is just a watermark on the video while you watch it and to remove it you pay $60. I'd just use the software with the watermark. (link in source)

The software is the same as Kagerou's.

How to use a legal youtube video?

Deniz

I WANT TO make a video where i have another video in it, it's not a copyrighted video, it's not a music video or anything it's just a prank some guy done i want to use it in my video i gain no profit and put a link of the video in the description and incase it might help i also liked and favourites the video but i didn't message the owner is this legal PS : how does RayWJ do his videos anyway ?

Answer
If using a Windows OS PC, these two programs, both of them, can do the Picture in Picture (PIP) effect very well and easy. They both can also do many, over 1800 each, other effects.

Go get RealPlayer, A Video Player Program that makes it easy to download any Video off of the Internet, then convert that file you download to something your Video Editing Program can understand and use.

Pinnacle Studio 14 HD Ultimate & Sony Vegas Pro 10

Screen Shot - http://asimplelife.ca/nle.html Upgrade your computer to AVCHD specs below and you can run both programs seen on my Web Page on your computer. Just Rejig the search term below in the YouTube search, from the instructions below.

This is not a program that can run on any computer, see below -

Minimum System Requirements

Windows® 7, Windows Vista® (SP2), or Windows XP (SP3)
Intel® Pentium® or AMD Athlon⢠1.8 GHz (2.4 GHz or higher recommended)
-Intel Core⢠2 Duo 2.4 GHz required for AVCHD*
-Intel Core⢠2 Quad 2.66 GHz or Intel Core i7 required for
AVCHD* 1920
1 GB system memory recommended, 2 GB required for AVCHD*
DirectX® 9 or 10 compatible graphics card with 64 MB (128 MB or higher recommended)
-256 MB required for HD and AVCHD*
DirectX 9 (or higher) compatible sound card
3.8 GB of disk space
DVD-ROM drive to install software

Import Formats

⢠Video: AVCHD*, AVCHD Lite*, BD Blu-ray*, DV, HDV, AVI, MPEG-1, MPEG-2, DivX®*, MPEG-4*, 3GP (MPEG-4)*, WMV, non-encrypted DVD titles (incl. DVD-VR/+VR), QuickTime® MOV (DV, MPEG-4*, H.264*), DivX Plus® MKV*
⢠Audio: MP3, MPA, WAV, AC3*, WMA
⢠Graphic: BMP, GIF, JPG, PCX, PSD, TGA, TIF, WMF, PNG, J2K

If interested, links below takes you to the sites, but you can get these two programs for free. Do this by opening a web browser, surfing over to YouTube. Once there, in the search box on that site, enter 'Pinnacle Studio 14' or âSony Vegas Pro 10â. Youâre looking for free download, find a link or video that says that, in the video description, there will be link for a free download. Make sure, before you do this, to make sure your computer can meet or exceed those Specs above, and pay special attention to the AVCHD specs if you have or are going to get a HD camcorder.

A laptop running these Programs, when rendering say a 10 minute Video out, be prepared, render times could leave your laptop useless, while rendering for 4 or 5 days on that file.

http://www.videomaker.com/article/14635 Pinnacle Studio 14 Ultimate Collection

http://www.videomaker.com/article/15120 Sony Vegas Pro 10

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How can I update my Mac blu-ray player?

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Bill

How can I update my Mac blu-ray player? My player's version seems to be too old to playback some BDs

Answer
you mean the Macgo Mac Blu-ray player?
way 1: Use "Tools" menu, then "Check for Updates..."
way 2: Download the player from their official website.

What camcorder works with Mac and the HD quality can be viewed on my 1080 46 inch sony?

Shree P

Id like a camcorder. Couple year older is fine i can get it on ebay that records in HD and is compatible to download onto my Mac. AND that if I want I can burn onto a disc and watch them with HD quality on my 1080 Tv?
I would also like to edit the videos once downloaded so I can make movies so i want the software to be all recognized.

Answer
What is your budget?

Which Apple Macintosh?
The MacBook Air and some MacBooks have no firewire port so that takes miniDV tape camcorders off the table - but just for them. ALL other Macs made in the last 10 years have a firewire port. If the Mac is running OSX, has an Intel CPU and is running iMovie '08 or newer, then AVCHD camcorders will get along.

This gets the high definition video into the computer for editing...

Now for output...

Assuming you have a Blu Ray player connected to your HDTV, you should get a Blu Ray burner connected to your Mac... LaCie makes good ones...

Another option is to connect your Mac to the HDTV - no need to burn a disk. Or get a MacMini to be a media server. The new ones can connect using either HDMI or component (+ audio).

Which DVD player...
If you have only a regular DVD player, there is nothing you can do to *make* it play high definition video, so just use iDVD and have it downsample the high def video to standard def and render for you.

But you have not supplied enough information and we don't know what you have so we don't know if your specific environment is equipped to do what you want.

I've been capturing high definition video, importing to Macs, editing and playing back standard and high definition video for about five years... using Sony and Canon camcorders...

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How do you set up the 3D on a PS3 if you have a Philips 3D Blu-ray player?

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Louis G.

I want to set up the 3D on my PS3, but I have a Philips 3D Blu-ray player. What do I do?

Answer
You just need to make sure you have the latest system update and that you're connected to a 3D-enabled TV via HDMI to use 3D on the PS3.

Will a standard HDMI cable work on a 3D tv with a 3D Blu Ray player?

Jamie Mitc

I just purchased a Vizio 32" 3D tv last night. I already had an HDMI cable, so I used it to hook up the 3D Blu Ray player to the 3D tv. It appears to give a very nice 3D effect. However, I did buy the Vizio HDMI cable specifically for 3D televisions just in case mine didn't work. Will I get a better effect using the "3D ready" HDMI cables, or do I just need to take it back?

Answer
To be honest all HDMI cables work about the same, so don't waste your money on exspencive one when the cheapest ones you can get will work just the same.

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