Just got an Oppo BDP-105. Just want a picture on my old Sony Trinitron Wega to read menus on DVD-A's and multi-channel SACD's. Will it work?
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I have also had very positive results with this product, and no issues to date.
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It should work. I use mine with a 105 going into the component inputs of a Sony XBR read screen projector. No problems. It's a good converter.
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I have used this on an older Sony Trinitron and a Mitsubishi 55" WS-65413, to connect HDMI output devices to their Component inputs. It worked for 2 DVD players, and a direcTV box with no problems (both Audio and Video). It would work on an XBOX 360 as long as you never switched it to the other DVD input. If you changed the switch to the other hdmi input, the XBOX would turn off its video output, and would have to be restarted after you switched it back to the xbox from the dvd player. I got an xbox one for the boys for Christmas and cannot get the xbox one to work with it at all. I suspect its related to HDMI copyright protection, but I am just guessing. I have used this on an older Sony Trinitron and a Mitsubishi 55" WS-65413, to connect HDMI output devices to their Component inputs. It worked for 2 DVD players, and a direcTV box with no problems (both Audio and Video). It would work on an XBOX 360 as long as you never switched it to the other DVD input. If you changed the switch to the other hdmi input, the XBOX would turn off its video output, and would have to be restarted after you switched it back to the xbox from the dvd player. I got an xbox one for the boys for Christmas and cannot get the xbox one to work with it at all. I... » Read More I have used this on an older Sony Trinitron and a Mitsubishi 55" WS-65413, to connect HDMI output devices to their Component inputs. It worked for 2 DVD players, and a direcTV box with no problems (both Audio and Video). It would work on an XBOX 360 as long as you never switched it to the other DVD input. If you changed the switch to the other hdmi input, the XBOX would turn off its video output, and would have to be restarted after you switched it back to the xbox from the dvd player. I got an xbox one for the boys for Christmas and cannot get the xbox one to work with it at all. I suspect its related to HDMI copyright protection, but I am just guessing. « Show Less
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the oppo is a blue ray player. the play station three and the cable sound like they are plugged into your tv and you've run out of hdmi connections. save your money and get an amp that will accommodate your connections needs. way to think 'out the box', using equipment for more than it was intended.
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right. i asked since i had read at least one comment which stated that the unit had troubles with standard cd's but not sacd or dvd-a. please let people know what you find once you get it.
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Well it depends on how much you value picture/sound quality and speed. This elite player features a Qdeo video processor from Marvell which is similar to an Oppo. the ability to play FLAC files as well as uncompressed audio was important to my setup. I chose the Pioneer Elite player over the Oppo do to the fact my receiver is an Elite model as well, here is a more in depth review that may help you out: http://www.andrew-robinson-online.com/review-pioneer-elite-bdp-62fd-universal-blu-ray-player/. If you want your components to match or mount on a rack you are going to have to step up to premium components.
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Hi,Can somebody tell me if this Mitsubishi adapter works between Sony BDP-S570 3D blu-ray player and Viewsonic PJD-6531D 3D DLP 120Hz projector please...?I am currently having 3D blu-ray disc, but not able to play 3D between these two... and not able to understand where the problem is? with Sony BD player or Viewsonic Projector? Would be great if this adapter can fill the gap between Sony and Viewsonic as above and I can watch 3D movies...Thanks a lot for your time in answering my question...
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If its like mine, it won't play because the Philips BDP5012 is a piece of junk. I'm tossing mine in the trash and getting a Sony, maybe a PS3. Good luck
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I can find no mention of multi-channel SACD in the instruction manual. It would probably depend on the music source CD/DVD player supporting SACD that you plug into the receiver.
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Not anymore... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Audio_CD#PlayStation_3_and_SACD_playback
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Handbrake has output presets for the sony PSP. It does a good job on all of the video I have converted with it. Given the cost (free), you might give it a try. If it works, please let us know. I do not have this player yet, but am considering a purchase.
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Hi Richard, Yes. Pls see this link for detailed instructions (page 43): https://docs.sony.com/release/STRDA1800ES_EN_FR.pdf -Anthony
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No. The USB port will only show picture files (.JPG), no movie type files. Look at the Oppo BDP-103 or BDP-105
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Woopak, I'm afraid you are incorrect. Not all commercial DVD discs are copy protected (Criterion etc..), the Oppo will upconvert and play +R and other burned media as well, please see the compatibility in the specs.
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The BDP-150 did play the PAL dvds that i own.I didn't have any PAL Blu-Rays to sample.Hope this helps.
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The answer is yes the Sony BDPBX39 Blu-ray Player will support Sa-CD's according to the blu-ray manual on page 27. I hope this helped?
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I bought 2 from a car stereo store and tried to play videos from both. When it didn't work I did some research and learned they will only show pictures from the SD and USB. huge bummer. manual says: USB supports: MP3 and JPEG files only and will NOT support: BMP, M4P, WAV, ASF, H.264, DivX, WMA.
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Hi Tom,I purchased a Panasonic BD80. They provide specific instructions and connected it to Onkyo for analog audio 5.1ch. There is a setup screen to select 5.1ch and I was sure to select multichannel PCM. I used the Onkyo DVD multichannel button on the remote started playback. It did display "multichannel" but not PCM. It still sounds like stereo to me and have no idea what I might might have done wrong. Any way thank for your help.Dennis
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Actually, the stock Oppo BDP-95 and BDP-93 both contain NTSC/PAL conversion built-in, so you can watch either format disc at any time. The difference here is that you can play all regions of Blurays and DVD's on the player, at least if it does what is advertised. That's an aftermarket conversion - but one that should cost $100.00 or so, not nearly $300.00... You can find the all region BDP-95 for less money elsewhere, and the stock BDP-95 for $999.00 most anywhere, including direct from Oppo.