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Description : Panasonic DMP-BD80 High Clarity Audio Blu-ray Disc Player, BlackPanasonic, Blu-ray Player,7.1 Audio out,1080P HDMI output ZOOM + : Panasonic DMP-BD80 High Clarity Audio Blu-ray Disc Player, BlackCustomer Talk To : Panasonic DMP-BD80 HighRating : And it really shines as a Blu-ray Disc player with top-notch video and audio performance. Overall, the BD80 works well as a multi-media player – they added a USB jack on the front for viewing photos, Divx and Xvid videos and listening to MP3 files. For those who don’t need the multi-channel analog outputs or Divx support, the less expensive DMP-BD60 may be a better choice as it offers the same audio and video processing as well as the same VIERA Cast feature. In addition to VIERA Cast and the USB port, Panasonic adds a new “”High Clarity Audio”" feature which allows you to turn off analog video processing if you’re using HDMI for your video output (improving sound quality) as well as a new “”3D NR”" noise reduction feature for cleaning up noisy Blu-ray and DVD transfers. 1-channel) for compatibility with older receivers and surround processors that lack the latest HDMI audio support. It isn’t the absolute best upconverting DVD player available, but it does a good job wringing detail out of standard def content. Viewing YouTube is pretty straightforward – you can even log in to view your favorites – and it’s nice to be able to do that without a PC connected to your TV. 1 or 7. . ) to multi-channel PCM and to multi-channel analog outputs (5 This review is from: Panasonic DMP-BD80 High Clarity Audio Blu-ray Disc Player, Black (Electronics) With the BD80, Panasonic has taken its popular BD55, with its excellent picture and sound quality, and added the ability to access online content via the new VIERA Cast feature. Currently VIERA Cast is limited to YouTube, Picasa online photo sharing, stocks and weather via “”widgets”" but Amazon’s on-demand movie service will be available on the BD80 in May. Other internet-based content can be added by Panasonic over time, based on user demand (without the need for a hardware upgrade). This is in addition to the SD card slot (and BTW, an SD card is still required for BD-Live). It would have been nice if the player supported MKV videos, WMV, WMA and M4P files, but I guess we can’t have everything. For Blu-ray and DVD playback, the unit performs extremely well. The player decodes all of the latest surround sound codecs (Dolby TrueHD, DTS-HD Master Audio, etc. If you do have a newer receiver with HDMI audio support, then you can set the player to bitstream these soundtracks to your receiver for decoding. The player also offers standard coax and fiber optic digital outputs though these do not support the new codecs. It’s too bad Panasonic could not improve the load times for Blu-ray and DVDs. As it is, they’re pretty much identical to the BD35 and BD55. But at least they did provide a “”Quick Start”" mode which allows the player to power on/boot up quicker than its predecessors. Even still, the player is a bit slower to load discs than the latest offerings from LG and Samsung. …(more about : panasonic 3d blu ray players) Customer Reviews : Panasonic DMP-BD80 HighBest Product : Panasonic DMP-BD80 HighSimilar : Panasonic DMP-BD80 High Clarity Audio Blu-ray Disc Player, Black |






