Monday, May 19, 2014

Does the Wifi dongle for the Samsung 3600 Blu-ray Player work with the Samsung 1600 Blu-ray player?




Drey


I'm buying a blu-ray player tomorrow. My friend is giving me a wi-fi dongle that came with his Samsung 3600 Blu-ray player cause he doesn't plan to use it. I do, but can I use it with the Samsung 1600 model?


Answer
The 1600 will not connect to the internet for streaming movies, the 3600 will

So you won't have a usb port to make the blu ray work wireless

Buy the 3600, the dongle costs $70 and you have a free one. If you do, you will have a blu ray player that can receive netflix, blockbuster, youtube and pandora radio. It's worth the extra money

Blu-ray player?




tony h


hey guys

what is the best Blu-Ray player in the market?


thanks



Answer
one that can play BOTH blu-ray and HD DVD. ps3 is definately not the best BLU RAY player, but it is way more than just a blu ray player(plays games, free wifi). plus, it is the cheapest blu ray player (for some weird reason), so it definately is the best.




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Sunday, May 18, 2014

What`s so great about blu ray players?




Blondies a


Oh and another question, How big is a 19inch TV? Is that really small?


Answer
Blu-Ray is 1920x1080 resolution, so it's much more detailed than the 720x480 resolution of DVDs and the standard-definition or even low-definition signal stored on VHS tapes. Blu-Ray also support up to 7.1 channel audio, as opposed to DVD's 5.1.

A 19" TV is pretty small. A 19" 4:3 (non-widescreen) TV used to be fairly common in bedrooms and what not, and 19" used to be a common size on CRT computer monitors from the mid-'90s on, but now with the advent of widescreen (16:9 and 16:10), a 19" TV is pretty small (a 19" widescreen TV has a smaller screen area than a 19" fullscreen TV). Suitable for a bedroom or kitchen, but certainly way too small for a living room or anything. About the size of a typical modern computer monitor.

Blu Ray Player Info?




AirForce1s


Ok i am looking for a blu ray player but reading some things online has confused me. I have a 52 inch 1080p LCD Samsung tv....I was going to buy a Sony Blu Ray player for my living room. But i read something about maybe it wont play regular dvds....cds....or some of the newer blu ray disks...due to profiles??? i dont understand that...But alot of answers are buy a ps3..because it updates...i dont really play games and this is for the living room. If a ps3 is the way to go because it updates thats fine...But if i can get a normal sony blu ray player that will play...cds...dvds..and all the blu ray disks...i would rather go that way...can anyone shed some light on this for me..Thanks..


Answer
All Blu-Ray1.0 players will play the featured movie of any blu-ray disc. If you try to play a disc that is greater than profile 1.0. You will lose the special pip features and online content. Most movies are 1.0 profiles. There are a few coming out that uses profile 1.1 (Sunshine - Fox network)

1.1 adds pip for a small video screen while the main movie is playing in the background.

2.0 adds BD-Live online content via an Ethernet port. You can only get these extras from the Internet. great for new games. Not much you can do with movies in my opinion.

3.0 adds BD-Audio only. High definition audio. Not sure how this is a benefit. My guess is 7.1 surround sound music in your living room.

Sony is coming out with 2 new standalone Blu-Ray players that are Profile 2.0. The BDP-S350 and BDP-S550 models. It has the Internet connection for update and is not a game system. Retail price is $400 and $500 respectively. Street price should be lower.




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