Before purchasing a Blueray player you should consider which brand you would prefer, which features you need, and what the reviews are for the product. There are many great tech websites out there such as CNet which feature customer reviews as well as editor reviews and video demonstrations for the product you are looking to buy. Once you have selected the perfect Blueray for you, then you should compare prices of online retailers versus storefronts like Best Buy to find the best deal. If you can, wait for shopping events such as Black Friday to get an even better deal!
I believe that sony blueray players give you the best features.
With the advent of DVD players, the VCR player is on its way out. Many would consider it obsolete as new movies are not offered on VCR tapes. Blueray is now the new standard.
BluRay remotes are simply remotes designed to work with BluRay players. They're often infrared and are fairly cheap.
No. DVD players don't have the technology to play Blue-Ray disk. However, Blue-Ray players can play DVDs, so you don't have to replace your whole movie collection when you upgrade your machine.
Most Blueray high definition players have an analog output that delivers standard definition signals. If a high definition disc is played, the output will normally provide an SD version of the content. Using the analog output means that it is possible to use Blueray players on SD televisions. When an HD television is installed, the HDMI port can be used to obtain HD video. Before purchasing a Blueray player, check that it has an analog output and that it provides a down converted signal of HD material on the analog ports.
you would need one if you had bluray movies because they can't play on regular DVD players. Blueray players can play regular DVD's in better quality and they have cool features like netflix, blockbuster, youtube, and more.
No they only Play Blu-Ray discs they do not record on a blank Blue-Ray disc. Most if not all will also play and upscale DVDs to near HD quality. Some have the ability to connect to the internet and provide additional services. Many are now being sold as part of a Home theater system unit that includes the Blue-ray player.
Upconversion simply means that all of the components you have plugged into the back of the receiver will be upconverted to an HDMI output so you only have to run one HDMI cable between the receiver and the display. This makes for a much cleaner installation and the receiver will handle the switching of different inputs for different functions. Upscaling on the other hand is quite different because it not only combines all of your inputs into one output cable, but it also increases or “upscales” the resolution. For example, upscaling will take all of your analog signals coming into the receiver and increase the resolution to 1080i/720p or even 1080P for optimal viewing on a HD display. *run976*
No, you need a BlueRay player, or an XBox 360 - it has one built in.
Bluetooth is the standardised radio system, devised to add devices wirelessly to mobile phones and computers. Such as cordless headphones and ear pieces for hands free. It was called 'Bluetooth' after King Harald Bluetooth, a viking who managed to get the the other Scandinavian tribes to talk to each other. The pioneers of the system were Ericsson and Nokia, both scandinavian mobile phone companies.Blue ray is a high definition form of DVD. It compacts more data onto a DVD in order to use Hi def TV's. Called blueray, because the higher frequency laser used to read the disk, gives out a blue light, instead of red. Although the disks look the same, they are different than standard DVDs. You need Blueray players and disks, in order to use the system. Blueray players are backward compatible with standard DVDs, you can play standard DVDs on them, but with no improvement of picture quality.
blu-ray players are much more high quality. Blu-ray disks can only be played on a blu-ray player or ps3 The main difference is in the quality. However, if you're looking into getting a blueray player, most of the ones on the market today will also play your DVD's so you don't have to have two separate players taking up extra space.
No. A blue ray disc has a blueray laser to read the HD disc. Also a blueray player needs a spinning reader to read the blueray disc. The spinning reader is also what is used to read DVD's and therefore will read DVD's. A DVD player does not need a blueray laser because the disc can be read without one. If you want a movie in HD but you don't want to buy a whole new player, you can buy a HDVD (HD DVD).A normal DVD player will read that.