Does it matter if I have a different brand tv than the blu-ray player?
862046
Nope you can use this with any brand of TV as long as you have a HDMI port. I have a Samsung tv and this device works on it.
305033
That's what I tried to do. Apparently it depends on the blu-Ray player whether it works or not. I would check with the manufacturer. I have a Sony player.
1329476
Hi Wise 1, You can view blu-ray (and *probably* NON-upconverted standard DVD but I'm not sure of this) output using the component outputs. Assuming your TV has component inputs. There is also an RCA video output but this will be very low-fidelity. At least the specs on this TV say those outputs exist (I don't own one of these players ... yet). I say NON-upconverted for standard DVDs, since upconversion only makes sense over HDMI. You won't be getting the most out of your blu-ray player but it will be useable. You will eventually want to upgrade to a TV with a 1080p HDMI input. If you do not need analog outputs for multi-channel decoding (this is usually the case for most people, but not for me) then you can save a bit of money by buying the Panasonic DMP-BD60 instead. If your TV does not have component inputs then don't bother until you get a new TV (but yes you *could* use the RCA composite video option). Hope this helps.
476391
I don't think so. I have mine hooked to an onkyo surround sound receiver and blue ray player. No problems. Brand should not matter.
1377555
Only if your model came with a Blu-ray player, most only come with a DVD/CD player. If you look at the player itself, if there is a Blu-ray symbol there, than it does Blu-ray movies, otherwise it does not.
697346
I do not think there's any difference as long as you are buying an optical digital cable
417998
Long as your TV's USB input is able to recognize the player and control it, then yes. My TV is a 2010 Samsung 7000 series and it will recognize it. If you are looking for a Blu-ray player for the TV I would recommend a normal player like Samsung BD-E5300. I don't know your intended use but I would not use this enclosure for a TV Blu-ray player.
1155604
I was wondering the same thing...on this product or an other Blu-Ray players. Someone told me it does but I haven't seen it listed as part of the specificationsfor any I've looked at.
419098
You should get the same image with no problem; just not at the same time. You have to "switch" each one to the corresponding TV. By using the switch box, you can only have one or the other, not both at the same time.
1443714
Why would you want to watch Blu Ray movies on a regular tv?? Wait until you get the HDTV to get a Blu Ray player. Unless you have the BR player already....then...get a cheap $20 dvd player.
2051574
You have to use a Sony Blu-ray player or any brand that has a deal with Amazon. Samsung and Amazon seem to NOT play nice together and will likely not come to an agreement anytime soon.
1216772
Yes you lost certainly can but not Blu Ray ones. Only Playstation 3 and 4 does that. And you can do Netflix and Hulu also.
630109
Maybe. Manufacturers tend to use the same codes from one model to another. At least that's my experience with Sony. However, if your TV has features mine doesn't have you may be out of luck.
680737
Yes- We play very few Blu-ray and the unit has had no issues with either commercial DVD's or most I have burned in the past. It does not play DVD ROM's (which kind of stinks because I'd burned a lot of older TV series to this format) It also will not play most +R recorded media (sometime yes, usually no) so check what media you burned to.
1496342
Yes. I would not, then use it on blu ray player, for the best results use on one or the other.
1988641
The answer to both would be yes. I don't think I've ever heard of a Blu-ray player that won't play DVD's as well.
1172848
Hmm, I have neve really experienced this issue with mine. Having said that, there may not be a SUb channel in the cable station you are listening to. But blu-ray should mostly have the Sub channel.