I have a Panasonic Blu-Ray Disc Home Theater sound system. Is there any compatibility problems with this TV?
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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.
476392
No, it just depends on what type of connections you're using. If you're using HDMI like you should be then it will work just fine.
476393
I don't know, we don't have a blue ray player. For a while they were giving a blue ray player away for free if you ordered from Amazon directly.
1985102
As I understood the AT&T; customer service person, it is compatible with those systems. I asked because my sister has the panasonic.
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Yes, I have it hooked up to a Panasonic and it definitely helps. It won't provide much of a surround sound effect but the overall sound is excellent, I'm happy with it.
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I would contact Panasonic for HDMI or just search/google for specs. In order to play movies and cds, I had to buy some kind of 2-into-1 adapter. I don't think is was expensive. HH Gregg or other elec. store should carry it and understand your need.
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The DA21 is not compatible with all of the Panasonic models, especially if the TV doesn't have an option to output Audio in PCM mode.
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http://shop.panasonic.com/shop/model/dvd-s68?t=specs This site gives you the instruction manual and all the tech specs. at a quick look I woud say you should have no problems.
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Off the top of my head I am unsure but he Panasonic site will list which is compatible with each TV. I will look into it further.
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Yes as long as they are formatted for the US market which everything you would have access to buy in the US. All Blu-ray players are backward compatible. Hope that helps.
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It depends on where the sound comes from. If from the DVD it will work fine. It is everything you would hope for.
778991
depend on what interface you have. If you have Hdmi on your blu-ray player, I am sure that It works well. Or you need to compare what interface they have for both devices. Good luck
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You could try changing the region on the box to 0 - all regions. I tossed the Panasonic in the trash, upgraded the firmware on an old Sony blu ray I had and it works Great.
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No,not any problems except every once and a while there is no sound from my tv, I press the on off button on the box and sound comes on instantly, I use the box on two tvs,a new Panasonic and an older Sylvania tv. Both work fine.IC/11/2013
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I have had a Panasonic for 4 years and have never had a problem. It has a great picture, excellent audio compared to my other flat screen (philips) and is fully functional. Go Panasonic!
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It works just fine with me Panasonic blu ray player and I have it connected thru my tv
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I just signed up for Amazon Prime and have had my Panasonic DMP-BD89 player for 2 years. Is it compatible with this model yet?
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I am choosing between the Panasonic DMP-BD55K and Samsung BD-P2500. This is how I see it: For the DMP-BD55K: Audio decode includes DTS-HD Master Audio. Samsung does not today, but they claim an upgrade will be available by the end of the year. Great reputation for Blu Ray player stability and compatibility. Samsung has had a reputation for disc incompatibility, slow firmware updates and some reliability issues. For the BD-P2500: Netflix support Cheaper by about 30 bucks on Amazon. Equal Both have 7.1 Analog Both do DVD upscale very well. Samsung has HQV, which should in theory make it better, but in practice the Panasonic does just as well. I'm leaning Panasonic because I trust the brand more, but the Samsung is still very tempting.
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Hmm, I've a PS3 and an Xbox, and none of them have any issues with this TV. I've seen 300 on this TV and noticed no such flaws (of course, I'm still not over the euphoria of going HD!), but in all fairness that was the HD-DVD version, so we can't rule out encoding issues on the Blu-Ray side.