Master List of Blu-ray Players.

[dialog_gvf]

Here's another Pioneer deck:

BDP-HD50-K

This may only be available in Canada.

[JonasK]

Great list!

However, I would suggest that an URL to a press release or the official specification is added to the list, in order to avoid speculations.

I can see that both Samsung BD-UP5000 and Sharp BD-HP20 are listed as profile 2.0 player. But Samsung BD-UP5000 is clearly stated as a profile 1.0 player in the German press release. Do you have any updated information? And I haven't seen any information about the Sharp player. Could you please let us know were you have seen this information.

Note that I believe that many of the recently announced players are hardware prepared for profile 1.1/2.0, but I think we should list them as 1.0 until it's officially announced that they will support 1.1/2.0.

[Blackraven]

Please check if the Denon Blu-ray devices will support DTS-HD Master Audio??

Also check if it will have profile 1.1 or profile 2.0

Thanks

[Blackraven]

Originally Posted by dialog_gvf

Here's another Pioneer deck:

BDP-HD50-K

This may only be available in Canada.

Blah.

If we are talking about Pioneer, then ALL of these are just the same model & form factor. They may change the model numbers in different teritorries BUT EVERYTHING IS THE SAME. 1080p24 support, DLNA, CD-playback, PAL/NTSC/SECAM MULTI SUPPORT, ETC.

Basically everything is the same and knowing Pioneer Blu-ray products. All of them come from the same factory line in Pioneer Electronics factory in Kanagawa, Japan.

IMHO, only a fool would believe in the model number discrepancy.

/rant over

P.S. With that said, I would like to request from the OP of this thread to add Blu-ray products that include those outside the American market.

For example, here in Asia and Europe, we have a BDP-S1E, which is an enhanced version of the already available BDP-S1 sold in North and South America. The BDP-S1E has HDMI 1.3, 24fps, CD-playback, multi channel analog and digital outs and 7.1 LPCM playback support.

[dialog_gvf]

Originally Posted by Blackraven

Blah.

If we are talking about Pioneer, then ALL of these are just the same model & form factor. They may change the model numbers in different teritorries BUT EVERYTHING IS THE SAME. 1080p24 support, DLNA, CD-playback, PAL/NTSC/SECAM MULTI SUPPORT, ETC.

Basically everything is the same and knowing Pioneer Blu-ray products. All of them come from the same factory line in Pioneer Electronics factory in Kanagawa, Japan.

IMHO, only a fool would believe in the model number discrepancy.

Same model as what? This been on sale here (CA$999) for six weeks. The only other model in North America is the BDP-HD1 Elite player (US$1499).

The models in the OP are defined to be Q4 releases.

So, this is not at all interesting?

Gary

[Rumar 4U]

Originally Posted by Blackraven

Blah.

If we are talking about Pioneer, then ALL of these are just the same model & form factor. They may change the model numbers in different teritorries BUT EVERYTHING IS THE SAME. 1080p24 support, DLNA, CD-playback, PAL/NTSC/SECAM MULTI SUPPORT, ETC.

Basically everything is the same and knowing Pioneer Blu-ray products. All of them come from the same factory line in Pioneer Electronics factory in Kanagawa, Japan.

IMHO, only a fool would believe in the model number discrepancy.

/rant over

P.S. With that said, I would like to request from the OP of this thread to add Blu-ray products that include those outside the American market.

For example, here in Asia and Europe, we have a BDP-S1E, which is an enhanced version of the already available BDP-S1 sold in North and South America. The BDP-S1E has HDMI 1.3, 24fps, CD-playback, multi channel analog and digital outs and 7.1 LPCM playback support.

Maybe the new models have a Special thing or maybe a Miss Universe inside...

[CouchPotato]

Great list.

I know this is kind of minor, but FYI, the list isn't formatted properly in firefox (at least not for me with default font settings), but does appears ok in explorer.

[Woody]

I still have not seen anything that proves that the 2 new Sammys (2400 and 5000) will internally decode DTS HDMA.

Does someone have proof of this please?


And the Sony BDPS1, and the BDPS300 (1.2) do not have HDMI 1.3.

[BadAss]

Actualy the BDP-S300 has HDMI 1.1.

So I'll probably take it the S1 is the same for the US model, but the S1 got upgraded for the later UK launch. So that stays 1.3.

[Woody]

Originally Posted by BadAss

Actualy the BDP-S300 has HDMI 1.1.

So I'll probably take it the S1 is the same for the US model, but the S1 got upgraded for the later UK launch. So that stays 1.3.

Cool, anything on the Sammys?