DVD Players

The remote for code is blue.

There are many good blu ray DVD recorder that can record into a blu ray DVD. The most common one that is bought would be the Power DVD ultra.

Some of the players (Low Quality China made which I saw) are able to play 3gp files from USB drive without audio.

Yes.

Thus it allows for more data to be stored, obviously.

This brings many benefits in for example console gaming, the PS3 able to read blu ray disks, has a big advantage over the XBOX 360 when it comes to high resolution games.

The textures that the game uses, don't have to be compressed and packed on a blu ray disk, thus, the console doesn't have to do any computing work to decompress the textures, the XBOX360 on the other hand has to compress all the textures on certain games, because the HD-DVD doesn't have the capacity to carry all uncompressed textures. And therefore, with its compressed textures, it has to sacrifice from its already low computing power to decompress the textures.

The reason why most of the games until now have been equal or better for the XBOX360 in terms of graphics, is because the PS3 uses a very sophisticated and complicated CPU structure, which would require a lot more work to utilize all the power.

Since the XBOX360 uses a "regular desktop CPU" (if I remember correctly a 3-core CPU), programmers have preferred to develop the games utilizing regular programming style, making it not very compatible for the PS3, this is where the developers would cut the graphics on the PS3, because there is no time to reprogram almost everything just that it runs smooth on the PS3.

Now however, the XBOX360 has reached its limit in power, and developers have started to do it the other way, program the games for the rather special PS3 CPU, utilizing all the power it has to offer, making games look very good.

Hello,dear, DVD region2 means that the DVDS that from the following regions include:

DVD REGION 2

Europe (except Russia, Ukraine, and Belarus), Middle East, Egypt, Japan, South Africa, Swaziland, Lesotho, Greenland

The Blu-ray Disc region coding scheme divides the world into 3 regions, labeled A, B, and C.

* Region A includes most North, Central and South American and Southeast Asian countries plus the Republic of China (Taiwan), Japan, Hong Kong, Macau and Korea.

* Region B includes most European, African and southwest Asian countries plus Australia and New Zealand.

* Region C contains the remaining central and south Asian countries, as well as the People's Republic of China and Russia.

I have a sanyo tv too and just bought the same remote. the codes listed are 004, 048, 049, 080, 107, 162, 169, and 180, but the one that worked for mine is the second one. hope this helps.

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The idea for DVD players began in 1994, but were not released on the market until 1996. It is hard to say who the first company to come up with the idea was since several companies released DVD players all at the same time.

No, this isn't possible because Blu Ray Discs have a special outer covering that makes the movie you are watching better quality. DVDs don't have this special outer covering, therefore it isn't possible.

A single-layer disc can hold 25GB.

A dual-layer disc can hold 50GB.

To ensure that the Blu-ray Disc format is easily extendable (future-proof) it also includes support for multi-layer discs, which should allow the storage capacity to be increased to 100GB-200GB (25GB per layer) in the future simply by adding more layers to the discs.

no. most small laptops like that do not.

A blue ray player will play both blue ray disks and regular dvds

Several well known companies offer blu ray players that are listed among the top 10 by consumer reviewers. Sony, Samsung, LG, Panasonic and others sell top rated blu ray players. These companies are well known for manufacturing electronics that stand up to the test of time.

the Holographic Versatile Disc is apparently the next

(next) generation of optical storage.

A HVD disc could hold as much data as 200 standard DVDs (that's 1

Terrebyte) and transfer data 40 times faster.

The Holographic Versatile Disc Alliance has been formed to flesh out

standards for this new technology which is based on holography

breakthroughs from Japan's Optware, one of the six founders of the

consortium.

Optware describes on its website how holographic recording technology

records data on discs in the form of laser interference fringes.

Other members of the alliance include CMC Magnetics Corporation, Fuji

Photo Film, Nippon Paint Co. Ltd., Pulstec Industrial Co., Ltd. and

TOAGOSEI CO., LTD.,

Europe is region 2 for DVD and Bluray disc encoding. Most region 2 discs will play without a problem in a UK player.

Note that there is a facility to add a sub region to the code, so dividing Europe into smaller regions. It is rarely, if ever used, but technically, it is possible to further restrict the use of discs from the remainder of Europe in the UK.

try looking for a button that says av1 or av2 on your remote or tv hope this helps

Both Mac and Windows can't play Blu-ray directly, so you need some third party software. VLC is a free one which can play some non-commercial disc.

Generally VCR's are digital electronic items. Some manufacturers add digital tuners(digital tuning radios) to their products as a extra option. VCRs work fine without digital tuner and its handy for you with a digital tuner than an analog.

Not only does your Blu-Ray player have to have WiFi capabilities, but it has to have Pandora ability as well. Most WiFi-enabled Blu-Ray players may contain only a few of the Internet streaming media websites such as Amazon Instant Video, Netflix, YouTube, and Hulu

it is cheap and like affordable and people do not have to spend loads on it although blu-ray discs are better

No, you need a BlueRay player, or an XBox 360 - it has one built in.

Only if you have a CD changer installed. (that is acording to the manual). I have Audio 20 with CD changer and I play CD's with mp3 files..

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I have a March 2008 C200 CDI with an Audio 20 single CD slot and I can confirm that it DOES PLAY MP3's. The LCD screen shows the compact disc symbol and MP3 logo alongside. Be aware that the it will play CDs with MP3 files as long as the CD format is CDFS (otherwise known as ISO9660 Joliet) (as written by Windows XP) but not UDF (as written by Vista). If you have Vista, use a third party CD writting program such as Nero or the free CDBurnerXP (http://cdburnerxp.se/ which does work on Vista despite the name). Make sure you set the format to ISO9660 Joliet. Hope this helps someone.

I have found that most players play the file extensions MPEG2 and DVD, although there is still the problem with some home players not playing either ( I still haven't figured out why ) while still other home players play them with no problem.

Yes it will. To get HD, it must be a television with HD capability and an HDMI input. If the television only has analog inputs, the player will still work but all discs will be displayed in SD quality rather than HD.