How is the Picture Quality, blue-ray quality?
339416
The picture quality depends on your file. If you have a video file or a photo of low quality/resolution, do not expect too see it as HD.If you have high quality files, then it will play them great.
339417
Picture quality is great if you use a good quality HD video with the HDMI hook up. I have no complaints with this video player, it has a great picture quality for a little player. The quality of the picture all depends on the quality going into the player and the hook up used.
339418
The picture quality depends on your file. If you have a video file or a photo of low quality/resolution, do not expect too see it as HD. If you have high quality files, then it will play them great.
2035167
After the Fix.. the SD channels look really good, and the HD channels are superb.. except for the PBS channel which is also in HD. The picture there look like a regular SD but it's still good.The DVD looks fantastic! Just make sure you have it in Movie mode. Well, it depends on your taste and how far you are from the TV. If you are more than 12 feet away.. Dynamic would be nice. If you're really close, 6 to 8 feet.. Movie mode will do the trick. I'm sure you'll love the T.V. It is really pretty. Good Luck!
1985696
Picture quality is pretty good, it lags a little like watching a video in slow motion. I use it to watch a puppy at home while we're away, and it's sufficient for that.
719713
Image quality is very good, but is directly related to the quality of the source content and source hardware. HD from my laptop is best. Streaming from my iPad sometimes is not full screen, depending on the app I stream from. Overall, very pleased.
371550
Drive is great bit blue ray stinks. Yuo need their software to get it to qork and the coat od the software was npt worth the benifit to me.
628968
Just got mine today @ BB for $2K with no tax and 36 months same as cash. Picture looks great. Finally had to retire my 10yr old Pioneer 58" RPTV as we were at its mercy as to when we got to watch it. Decided not to pay the premium for 3D. Had my eye on this set for about 6 months. Just happened to get serious about it and they happened to have one in stock locally. Now I've got to get a Blue Ray player. Cox HD is looking great right now though. Calibration came free with it as well. We'll see in a couple months whether that is worth anything.
1070491
I have two Samsungs (a 40" and 55") with outstanding picture quality. This certainly isn't on par with them, but after adjusting the brightness, contrast & sharpness it's pretty darn good. For this price, it can't be beat.
2253097
I would recommend it. Especially for the price. We haven't had any issues and have loved it. If you want 1080 high def this won't deliver. However it does deliver DVD quality and has exceptional brights. The colors are excellent, once you adjust it correctly.
2187200
Yes. It is high-definition because it is 1080p. In fact, today, I was watching a nature show on Blu-ray disc, using my attached Blu-ray player. The clarity on this TV screen was excellent. Then, right after that, I watched another nature movie, this time a regular, not Blu-ray, disc, and I could really see the difference. The picture was still good, but it was a little soft, not razor sharp like the Blu-ray disc.
2278435
Very good. 720p. I'm very happy with it. Don't forget to set video settings to best for better quality.
879224
I bought the sceptre X508BV 50 inch in january 2013,I have had no problem with the TV so far,it is just a normal TV with just the regular ports on the side,the picture is very good.It is not a high tech TV with a lot of featuers,So far with the price I paid of $478 like the TV.
1159147
Thanks for the feedback. I bought this model. Love it so far. Beautiful picture on HD cable and no TOC problems...yet. Will follow up if I have any.
830908
no one lying to you that model is 720p i have it also but... it might have a 1080i for blue-rays and other higher broadcast modes.
1998124
I have regular Dish Network right now (need to save a little more to upgrade to HD) and it really isn't all that bad. Having this TV definitely magnifies the imperfections, but not as much as many other DLPs or just bigger screens in general. Samsung actually clarifies it a little so that's a really big reason to go with them. But I will say that you need to hook up to your cable box with the best cord that you can. My receiver's best output is S-video so that's what I'm using right now. As for DVD, the same thing goes with that, use the best outputs possible, most have component outputs so at least use those. Progressive scan helps a lot also. If you want to buy a new DVD player, HD and Blu-Ray are great but they're still super expensive. I'm going to wait until the prices go down on those, so I bought an up-converting player on here for like $200 and it's a big difference from regular (which still isn't all that bad). All in all, this is definitely the TV to get (I couldn't be happier with mine). The price is great, the picture is great, it's easy to use, I'm sure you will agree when you get this into your home. I hope that answers your questions.
1477305
I've had mine for over a year now and have recorded about 350 in the 6 hour per disk format (better quality in 2 hour format) and although the picture isn't High Def I can still see it good enough for me! Mind you I'm 64 and the Blue Ray stuff doesn't faze me. Just give me a movie with a story! Wayne Arthur
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to try and offer some advice:i just upgraded from the BDP83 to the BDP93, i have only watched 1 Blu on the new one (BDP93) but was amazed at the pic qualityi had the BDP83 for almost a year before upgrading and the only issue i had was watching LOTR extended versions on DVD and would see a 'hiccup" every so often - i believe this was where they added the extended footage in - otherwise i NEVER had a single issue with my playerwith an Oppo or PS3 OR whatever bluray player you have or decide to buy i always make sure the firmware is updated to resolve any 'issues" you may havebest of luck to you to try and offer some advice:i just upgraded from the BDP83 to the BDP93, i have only watched 1 Blu on the new one (BDP93) but was amazed at the pic qualityi had the BDP83 for almost a year before upgrading and the only issue i had was watching LOTR extended versions on DVD and would see a 'hiccup" every so often - i believe this was where they added the extended footage in - otherwise i NEVER had a single issue with my playerwith an Oppo or PS3 OR whatever bluray player you have or decide to buy i always make sure the firmware is updated to resolve any... » Read More to try and offer some advice:i just upgraded from the BDP83 to the BDP93, i have only watched 1 Blu on the new one (BDP93) but was amazed at the pic qualityi had the BDP83 for almost a year before upgrading and the only issue i had was watching LOTR extended versions on DVD and would see a 'hiccup" every so often - i believe this was where they added the extended footage in - otherwise i NEVER had a single issue with my playerwith an Oppo or PS3 OR whatever bluray player you have or decide to buy i always make sure the firmware is updated to resolve any 'issues" you may havebest of luck to you « Show Less
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Picture quality depends on what you attach to it. I use a computer that has a Blu-ray player and the quality is great. I use it for movies and it works really well in a theater setting. I never got the 3D to work, but I didn't use it for gaming. I got the converter which was suppose to allow the attachment of a Blu-ray or TV to it but that didn't work. Picture is very good but it is limited. Your limited to a gamebox or computer. I have a golf game I plan to hook it up to as soon as I can make room in my garage.