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( - High definition 1080p video output (including 24, 60 , 50Hz)
- DVD upscaling to 1080p
- Video codec MPEG2/MPEG4-AVC/VC-1/AVC-HD
- Cinema tuned picture mode settings
- BD-Java interactive capability & pop up menu
- Bravia theatre Sync (HDMI CEC)
- Multi brand remote control
- audio Features
- Uncompressed multi channel linear PCM output with HDMI (up to 8ch)
- Dolby digital plus, DTS-HD & dolby truHD digital out & decoding capability
- Dolby Digital & DTS 7.1ch Output
- multi channel 192KHz/24 bit audio D/A converter
- Individual speaker setting
- HDMI & optical output
- Component video out, S-video, composite, coaxial, analogue audio 7.1ch output, analogue audio 2ch output (gold plated)
- IR input
With the BDPS300, you can experience superior 1080p High Definition video and audio content and advanced interactive features of a Blu-ray Disc.
As well as 24p True Cinema, x.v.Colour, 7.1ch Surround Sound and upscaling DVD content to 1080p, you can also look forward to rich functionality with interactive graphics planes which allow you to see video, subtitles and pop up menus at the same time.
Average rating (52 reviews)
Don't buy it - it's not 1.1
Keith49 | 06/02/2009 | See all Keith49's reviews (1) »
This player is not the latest Blu Ray standard (i.e. profile 1.1) It will not upgrade to it either. This means that new interactive features on discs (eg like on Mama Mia, bonus view and digital copy) are not accessible. It's a scandalous rip off that this player is virtually obsolete already.
updates!!!!! grrrr!!!!!
wiganbri | 15/12/2008 | See all wiganbri's reviews (1) »
Very good machine. But..... I have got the matrix, it didnt play. It took me bout 3 days to work out how to update the firmware. Once i had worked it out it plays. Takes time to load but once its loaded its very good.
good
sjmpercy | 10/12/2008 | See all sjmpercy's reviews (1) »
This machine is slow to load in but that is the only fault the picture and sound is execlent and you go to sony home page for this blu-ray player you can down load up dates on to a disc you put the disc into the machine and the blu-ray player uploads its self. And its free
