Description says it supports BD-Live 2.0. But is it Bd-Live 2.0 ready? Or do I have to install software?
2017646
it worked out of the box for me but i don't have a internet connection to see about the software
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I don't know. Could never get software to open. I purchased software but it only had trial version key to open. Contacted support and was given another key code that when plugged in said I needed to purchase a license to run the software. Did you get yours to work or are you looking to buy? If you haven't bought it yet I would say don't.
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I got my BD-P2500 today. They first thing I tried was to upgrade with BD-P2550 firmware. I tried both CD and USB methods. Unfortunately the player is clever enough to know it's being upgraded with the wrong firmware. Upgrading with the correct BD-P2500 firmware worked fine.Too bad. So sad.
2086495
It is supported by most linux distributions. I use it in unRaid, which is based on Slackware, and it worked straight out of the box...
138684
I've been using it a reader for both data and movies and it works out of the box with no drivers needed. You will need software for Blu Ray Movie Playback. I have yet to try burning anything but nothing indicates it can't be done. You may need burning software for it to actually burn discs. I don't know if the built in burning feature in OS X works with BD Rs.
1173102
With the right software, you can play Blu-ray 3D movies (I highly recommend CorelWin BD). Same thing goes for editing the home videos but I don't know the right software.
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I think you do Margaret..... we have not purchased the software, so I am not positive. Sorry.... let me know if you get an answer. Thanks!
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No. Mine came with an older version, which did not support the B+. I had to download the newest from the Raspberry site, and overwrite what was on the card.
1071506
Have you tried plugging a flash drive into the player? I was unable to stream BD-Live content until I did this - the flash drive provides a storage place for the data.
2160134
The US version of BD370 does not support DivX (either on USB or on disk). The version sold in Europe support DivX on USB and disk.I believe the US BD390 does not support DivX either
2210518
I am using this exact one now and looking to upgrade. This is a Docsis-2.0. If you have to buy a new one then get a DOCSIS - 3.0
2007760
Good Question, I haven't had the opportunity to test it out. I'm not sure if the file type will be support. I'll test it and send out an update. Bobby
1944111
I honestly can't remember if it came with a disc or a software because I didn't use any. It worked right out of the box (I recommend formatting it first though). Do you need a software? If you do, you can probably download it from their website.
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I did not test it, however I have been using it with the in box software and it hasnt come out with an update. Being that said, and considering it claims to support it, I would say it does.
1021885
Does it support it - yes; I haven't used it so I don't know how well it works. There were known issues with 3D in certain configurations so you'd want the latest firmware. What doesn't work is backward compatibility with DVI - it will not properly separate the video signal for the display doing an HDMI-to-DVI conversion (even though it's supposed to work) and there is no component out so you have to feed HDMI to your display (or AVR).
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Compatible with BD Video, BD-RE (Single/Dual), BD-R (Single/Dual), DVD Video, DVD-R/RW, CD-R/RW, Audio CD, DTS-CD, and HD JPEG Formats... In other words, yes :)