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.
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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.
883447
Hmm...not sure of I understand the question. If I do, the answer is no. The Panasonic has no speaker outputs at all. It is 100% Blu-ray player only.
564973
Check the Onkyo website FAQs for your unit. There is a list of reasons there. It isn't explained well in their manual. Make sure your blu ray isn't doing the decoding and sending a multichannel signal.
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I have an earlier panasonic and the files play great on the PS3. Don't know about this one, but it is the same format so I would think it would.
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I would imagine you will have to look into whether or not it is compatible by going to http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/tv/ ...... this site will tell you if it is
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The unit does not have Pandora nor is it mentioned in the manual as an optional app. You might want to check on Pandora's web site and they should have a way to find compatible Blu-Ray players from all supported manufacturers. My gut response is to say "no" it does not.
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Yes it is compatible, I had the same concerns and called Panasonic to verify.
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Yes indeed, got it about 3 years ago, gave as a gift for my girlfriend. The blue ray home theater system with the Panasonic SH-FX71 works great, conveniently placing the speakers to the rear of us obviously, sounds great.
614187
It works just fine with me Panasonic blu ray player and I have it connected thru my tv
1034897
There are no further firmware updates for this model. I ran into a similar problem, although my unit wouldn't load a Blu-Ray at all, much less play it. After much frustration looking for a non-existent solution, I got a nice Panasonic Blu-Ray player - that does Internet TV *much* better, I might add - and now can enjoy my Blu-Rays while still using the rest of the Samsung unit's "home theatre" functions, which pretty much boil down to the sound system at this point. The short answer is yes, it's crap.
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I have this exact model TV and tried to play a CD and it works just fine. I also played a CD-R or "burned" CD and it worked as well. The sound quality is fair and the remote will scroll through the tracks as displayed on the screen with ease.
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I play mine on a sony Blu-ray/DVD player. It plays both DVDs and Blu-ray discs and have had no problems.
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Yes, it will be compatible with CDs, DVDs, and HD-DVD, and Most Blu-rays. Some newer Blurays will require that you hook up the unit to the internet and download the latest drivers.
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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 would agree with the other responses regarding the settings on your DVD or Bluray player and your connections. I have DISH attached to my Panasonic, but haven't seen your issue. Also, the issue could be related to a setting on the Panasonic and have found the settings used during the review by CNET for this set to be worthwhile.
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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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I forgot to mention; I have a separate sound system, so I'm mostly concerned with the picture. How would you compare the picture quality of the two TVs?