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

Tuesday, June 17, 2014

Blu-Ray Player playing regular DVDs?




Don'tCallM


Okay, so I just got a Blu-Ray player and I was under the impression that it would upconvert my old DVDs to a better signal and they would take up my whole screen. Right now, I am watching Ratatouille on DVD and it's playing with black bars on the sides (and top and bottom, because it's a widescreen DVD).

What is wrong? Is there a setting somewhere I have to change? It's a Sharp, if that helps.
For the record, this is a 16:9 widescreen movie...and the black bars shouldn't be there...the picture should expand through the whole screen.



Answer
To get widescreen video to your TV, the player has to be connected to the TV using either an HDMI or a component video cable. If the player is connected with an S-video or composite video (yellow RCA plug) cable, then the player will letterbox any widescreen DVD or Blu-ray movie into a standard 4:3 square format. If the TV isn't set to stretch that 4:3 image, then you also get black areas on the sides (the effect is called "windowboxing": http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windowbox_%28film%29 ).

S-video or composite video cables also don't support HD video, so you won't get all of the detail available on Blu-ray until you upgrade to a better cable.

You really should use an HDMI cable (search online for the best price) with that player, because even though a component cable will allow widescreen HD video, it will limit Blu-ray video to 1080i, and DVDs to 480p (no upconversion by the player).

can you play a 3d blu ray play in a regular blu ray player?




Jim K





Answer
The standard for Blu-ray 3D video was developed to be backwards compatible with existing 2D Blu-ray players: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc#Blu-ray_3D .

"the MVC (3D) stream is backward compatible with H.264/AVC (2D) stream, allowing older 2D devices and software to decode stereoscopic video streams, ignoring additional information for the second view"




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Friday, June 6, 2014

Blu Ray????

Q. I don't understand what it is, can someone please explain it to me?


Answer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc

let me put it in words u will understand :

-it has 6x the resolution of the dvd
-superior sound up to 7.1 channels
-blu-ray can hold up to 25Gb on one layer and 50Gb double layer
-interactivity like never before ( surf the menu while watching the film )
-blu ray player will play DVD
-it has advance durability

Can blue-ray dvd players play HD dvds?




Chelsea-ah





Answer
No, assuming you really do mean the format called HD-DVD.

Blu-ray players can play regular DVDs in addition to blu-ray, but that is it (unless you have one of the few dual format blu-ray & HD-DVD players sold)


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HD_DVD




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Saturday, May 17, 2014

can you play a 3d blu ray play in a regular blu ray player?




Jim K





Answer
The standard for Blu-ray 3D video was developed to be backwards compatible with existing 2D Blu-ray players: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc#Blu-ray_3D .

"the MVC (3D) stream is backward compatible with H.264/AVC (2D) stream, allowing older 2D devices and software to decode stereoscopic video streams, ignoring additional information for the second view"

Can I watch 3D blu-ray disks without a 3D blu-ray player?




Deign


I'm not concerned with watching the movie in 3D, I just want to know that if I have a 3D movie disk, and put it into a non-3d playing player, or on a non-3d display, will I be able to watch the movie as if the disk was not a 3d disk. Thank you.


Answer
The standard for Blu-ray 3D video was developed to be backwards compatible with existing 2D Blu-ray players: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc#Blu-ray_3D .

"the MVC (3D) stream is backward compatible with H.264/AVC (2D) stream, allowing older 2D devices and software to decode stereoscopic video streams, ignoring additional information for the second view"




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Monday, March 24, 2014

how long has blu ray been around for?




herobarros


how long has blu ray been around for? just woundering


Answer
Blu-ray players and discs were launched in June 2006, so Blu-ray has been available to consumers for 4 years as of this posting: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc#Launch_and_sales_developments .

Blu Ray????

Q. I don't understand what it is, can someone please explain it to me?


Answer
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc

let me put it in words u will understand :

-it has 6x the resolution of the dvd
-superior sound up to 7.1 channels
-blu-ray can hold up to 25Gb on one layer and 50Gb double layer
-interactivity like never before ( surf the menu while watching the film )
-blu ray player will play DVD
-it has advance durability




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Saturday, December 28, 2013

Will a "Fantasia" Blu Ray from Italy work in the US?

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Bryan B


I recently ordered a Blu ray copy of "Fantasia" from amazon used. In the mail I received a copy from Italy, and its in Italian. Would this Blu ray work on a player bought here in the US? (I don't believe there is any talking in the film, so I don't have to worry about language issues?)


Answer
"Global region codes identify specific DVDs and Blu-ray discs that are compatible with the players typically sold in that region. The majority of all current titles play in only one specific region unless otherwise noted. " For more information about Blu-ray code, you can refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc.
If you want to make this disc work, you can try to rip it to other formats or use Blu-ray Player software, if you have a blu-ray drive.

What's the difference between a blu-ray disc player and a regulary dvd player?




FutbolFan2


Are HD players and blu-ray disc players the same?


Answer
No. They are different branches of technology. They are both similar to DVD players, except they only play each respective type of High Definition DVD (Blu-Ray or HD-DVD). It's like Betamax and VHS. Similar technology but one is expected to rise above the other.

I think Blu-Ray is higher quality, but HD-DVD is more affordable. Not sure on this one though.

Read this wiki article for an in-depth analysis.




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Thursday, October 31, 2013

Will a "Fantasia" Blu Ray from Italy work in the US?

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Bryan B


I recently ordered a Blu ray copy of "Fantasia" from amazon used. In the mail I received a copy from Italy, and its in Italian. Would this Blu ray work on a player bought here in the US? (I don't believe there is any talking in the film, so I don't have to worry about language issues?)


Answer
"Global region codes identify specific DVDs and Blu-ray discs that are compatible with the players typically sold in that region. The majority of all current titles play in only one specific region unless otherwise noted. " For more information about Blu-ray code, you can refer to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blu-ray_Disc.
If you want to make this disc work, you can try to rip it to other formats or use Blu-ray Player software, if you have a blu-ray drive.

What's the difference between a blu-ray disc player and a regulary dvd player?




FutbolFan2


Are HD players and blu-ray disc players the same?


Answer
No. They are different branches of technology. They are both similar to DVD players, except they only play each respective type of High Definition DVD (Blu-Ray or HD-DVD). It's like Betamax and VHS. Similar technology but one is expected to rise above the other.

I think Blu-Ray is higher quality, but HD-DVD is more affordable. Not sure on this one though.

Read this wiki article for an in-depth analysis.




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Monday, October 28, 2013

How do you play blu ray videos on Windows?

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//John


I have no experience on Blu ray files and disk yet. I haven't bought a single movie in blu ray.
So I would like to ask, do I need a special media player to play blu ray movies downloaded from the internet? How about from a blu ray disk inserted into the disk drive?



Answer
Just as with DVDs, you must have a Blu-ray disc drive and the software to playback Blu-ray files.

You'd know your computer could play Blu-ray if it has the Blu-ray logo on the drive.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Blu-ray_Disc.svg

- Dominic

How do I know if my Sony DVD player (DAV-HDX285) can play High Definition DVDs?




steve


I would like to buy some DVDs that will only play on a HD DVD player (NOT Blu Ray), and it is a bit vague what is a HD DVD player. I have the Sony DAV-HDX285 with HDMI, so it seems like it might play HD DVDs. Anyone out there know for sure if my player is HD DVD playable? Thanks.


Answer
you should check this out:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HD_DVD
since Sony was one of the companies that created the Blu ray format, i dont think ur product is compatible with playing HD DVD's, in fact im sure it is not compatible.




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Friday, October 11, 2013

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

What type of HD cable do you need to connect from your blu-ray player to the TV?




Hot Chocol


I recently got a new HD TV and I already had a blu-ray DVD player, the installer told me to get an even better picture on my TV I should buy a "HD cable" to connect from my blu-ray player to my tv. What type of cable was he talking about and does it really make a lot of difference in picture quality?
Thanks!



Answer
HDMI cable which is used for High Definition. There are a couple of different HDMI cables, but the most important to remember is that a $100 cable and $30 one will show absolutely no difference, so don't get caught by those sellers trying to make you buy an HDMI cable for $100.

You can check here for more information on HDMI cables (there's versions 1.0, 1.1, 1.2, 1.3 and 1.4): http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HDMI#Version_1.0_to_1.2

Generally, you'll want an HDMI 1.3, or if it's for 3D, you'll want 1.4. It usually is written on the box/bag which version it is.




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