blue ray??
Q. is there such thing as a blue ray television?
Asked by emilio l - Sat Apr 5 21:31:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no bluray is just a type of disc not a signal type
Answered by rusty778 - Sat Apr 5 21:36:14 2008
Q. is there such thing as a blue ray television?
Asked by emilio l - Sat Apr 5 21:31:05 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. no bluray is just a type of disc not a signal type
Answered by rusty778 - Sat Apr 5 21:36:14 2008
Why invisible blue ray could appear on the screen of my digital camera?
Q. When I use the digital camera, CASIO Exilim Ex-Z700, the screen was occasionally shown the blue ray. When I was in church, I could see this. When I attempted to take a photo of my nephew, I saw the line over his head. Is this correlate with digital camera or lighting? Blue ray was invisable to naked eyes, but visable to the screen view.
Asked by Yukiko N - Tue Sep 22 11:35:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If it is invisible, how can you see it? Don't confuse the "Preview" screen with the actual photo. If the photos you take are clean, there might be a small problem with the LCD preview screen. If you see a blue ray in the actual picture, then there is something wrong with your camera.
Answered by TV guy - Tue Sep 22 14:00:01 2009
Q. When I use the digital camera, CASIO Exilim Ex-Z700, the screen was occasionally shown the blue ray. When I was in church, I could see this. When I attempted to take a photo of my nephew, I saw the line over his head. Is this correlate with digital camera or lighting? Blue ray was invisable to naked eyes, but visable to the screen view.
Asked by Yukiko N - Tue Sep 22 11:35:56 2009 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. If it is invisible, how can you see it? Don't confuse the "Preview" screen with the actual photo. If the photos you take are clean, there might be a small problem with the LCD preview screen. If you see a blue ray in the actual picture, then there is something wrong with your camera.
Answered by TV guy - Tue Sep 22 14:00:01 2009
What is the difference between a DVD drive with blue ray disc support and a blue ray disc player?
Q. I'm looking at computers and see a DVD RW/CD-RW with blue ray disc support. Can you play all blue ray movies on a DVD player with blue ray support? What features are not present on a DVD drive with blue ray support that might be present with a blue ray player?
Asked by btsd 1 - Sat Nov 28 16:24:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A player isa a box you connect to a TV set to play disks on it. Computers use drives. (A player is a drive, power supply, case and a few other components.) A computer that claims to have a disk (or any kind - CD, DVD or BR) player is just an ad written by a computer illiterate person. Computers have drives, not players. The features question is moot, since whatever the differences, you can't use a player on a computer. (The differences are that a player has video output and probably TV output [channel 3/channel4 in North America].)
Answered by Colanth - Sat Nov 28 16:33:12 2009
Q. I'm looking at computers and see a DVD RW/CD-RW with blue ray disc support. Can you play all blue ray movies on a DVD player with blue ray support? What features are not present on a DVD drive with blue ray support that might be present with a blue ray player?
Asked by btsd 1 - Sat Nov 28 16:24:13 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. A player isa a box you connect to a TV set to play disks on it. Computers use drives. (A player is a drive, power supply, case and a few other components.) A computer that claims to have a disk (or any kind - CD, DVD or BR) player is just an ad written by a computer illiterate person. Computers have drives, not players. The features question is moot, since whatever the differences, you can't use a player on a computer. (The differences are that a player has video output and probably TV output [channel 3/channel4 in North America].)
Answered by Colanth - Sat Nov 28 16:33:12 2009
How can burn blue ray movies without a blue ray drive?
Q. Is there a way to burn blue ray without having the drive? Is there I way to play them without a drive such mounting an ISO file?
Asked by Bully_00981 - Fri Sep 5 11:07:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can play it on your computer via mounting it with a program like Alcohol 120%. I suggest getting VLC player as it supports a wide range of video types. I don't think you can burn a blu ray disc without a blu ray drive though.
Answered by God Wills It - Fri Sep 5 11:16:04 2008
Q. Is there a way to burn blue ray without having the drive? Is there I way to play them without a drive such mounting an ISO file?
Asked by Bully_00981 - Fri Sep 5 11:07:34 2008 - - 1 Answers - 1 Comments
A. You can play it on your computer via mounting it with a program like Alcohol 120%. I suggest getting VLC player as it supports a wide range of video types. I don't think you can burn a blu ray disc without a blu ray drive though.
Answered by God Wills It - Fri Sep 5 11:16:04 2008
How to make Blue ray player wireless to access Netflix?
Q. I got a blue ray player but the thing is the only way to connect to the internet is to directly connect it to a router the thing is my router is no where near my Blue ray player so how i do i work this little situation out? Is there any special adapter you can connect to the back? Like a gaming adapter?
Asked by Just Answer The Question - Sat Jul 25 22:02:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all Netflix does not yet support the Playstation 3, but however does support streaming movies for the Xbox 360. Until Netflix does support PS3 and additional software comes out for Playstation 3 there is no way you will be able watch streaming movies from Netflix on your Playstation 3. The Playstation 3 does have a built in Wi-Fi so you don't have to connect a ethernet wire from your router to your Playstation 3 to access the internet. If the distance is to far (from your router), I suggest getting a better router. There are routers that have a very far distance Wi-Fi that your Playstation 3 can access the internet throughout the entire house. When your purchase a router, look for the standard 802.11-N at any electronic store… [cont.]
Answered by ddominic - Sat Jul 25 22:25:34 2009
Q. I got a blue ray player but the thing is the only way to connect to the internet is to directly connect it to a router the thing is my router is no where near my Blue ray player so how i do i work this little situation out? Is there any special adapter you can connect to the back? Like a gaming adapter?
Asked by Just Answer The Question - Sat Jul 25 22:02:32 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. First of all Netflix does not yet support the Playstation 3, but however does support streaming movies for the Xbox 360. Until Netflix does support PS3 and additional software comes out for Playstation 3 there is no way you will be able watch streaming movies from Netflix on your Playstation 3. The Playstation 3 does have a built in Wi-Fi so you don't have to connect a ethernet wire from your router to your Playstation 3 to access the internet. If the distance is to far (from your router), I suggest getting a better router. There are routers that have a very far distance Wi-Fi that your Playstation 3 can access the internet throughout the entire house. When your purchase a router, look for the standard 802.11-N at any electronic store… [cont.]
Answered by ddominic - Sat Jul 25 22:25:34 2009
How do I play blue ray videos on my Play Station 3?
Q. I just went to blockbuster to rent some blue ray movies. I bought them blue ray because I heard that Play Station 3s play blue ray movies. However, when I inserted the DVD into my PS3, it didn't work. Do I have to change the settings or something? How do I get it to play?
Asked by Marlenny - Sun Jun 14 20:58:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All PS3's are indeed able to play blu-ray disc movies. The only reason as to why you may not be able to watch a certain movie is that you may have not updated the PS3 to its latest firmware. If you havent this will indeed be the culprit as to why you are unable to watch those movies. check to see what update you currently have, this will be a help in determining the issue at hand.
Answered by Ripcord_4523 - Sun Jun 14 21:09:08 2009
Q. I just went to blockbuster to rent some blue ray movies. I bought them blue ray because I heard that Play Station 3s play blue ray movies. However, when I inserted the DVD into my PS3, it didn't work. Do I have to change the settings or something? How do I get it to play?
Asked by Marlenny - Sun Jun 14 20:58:39 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. All PS3's are indeed able to play blu-ray disc movies. The only reason as to why you may not be able to watch a certain movie is that you may have not updated the PS3 to its latest firmware. If you havent this will indeed be the culprit as to why you are unable to watch those movies. check to see what update you currently have, this will be a help in determining the issue at hand.
Answered by Ripcord_4523 - Sun Jun 14 21:09:08 2009
What is the deal with blue ray dvd players?
Q. My friend just bought a playstation 3 and new huge hdtv. I have seen blue ray players in the upwards of $2, 000. Why would I spend that kind of money when I can simply buy a ps3? I want to know the difference between ps3 blue ray players and the super expensive ones. To me it sound the same as dvd players, and for the most part it is hard to find one that is better than the other. What do you think?
Asked by Danimal - Thu Dec 11 01:36:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well...you can buy a Blu-Ray player for $299-$399 range...NOT over $2,000. With that in mind a PS3 is running around $399 with 80GB. So it is very close in price. It is just a matter of personal preference. Are you a gamer? Are you a young professional? Are you married? Do you want a PS3 in your living room entertainment center? These are some of the reasons for choosing a PS3 or a Blu-Ray player. If you are just watching movies then you should go with the Blu-Ray.
Answered by Steve & Maria D - Thu Dec 11 16:44:32 2008
Q. My friend just bought a playstation 3 and new huge hdtv. I have seen blue ray players in the upwards of $2, 000. Why would I spend that kind of money when I can simply buy a ps3? I want to know the difference between ps3 blue ray players and the super expensive ones. To me it sound the same as dvd players, and for the most part it is hard to find one that is better than the other. What do you think?
Asked by Danimal - Thu Dec 11 01:36:29 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Well...you can buy a Blu-Ray player for $299-$399 range...NOT over $2,000. With that in mind a PS3 is running around $399 with 80GB. So it is very close in price. It is just a matter of personal preference. Are you a gamer? Are you a young professional? Are you married? Do you want a PS3 in your living room entertainment center? These are some of the reasons for choosing a PS3 or a Blu-Ray player. If you are just watching movies then you should go with the Blu-Ray.
Answered by Steve & Maria D - Thu Dec 11 16:44:32 2008
What do you really think out Blue Ray Disc Players and are they better than the standard DVD?
Q. I am planning on buying either a DVD player or buying a Blue Ray disc player, but i heard that to get a fast loading system I will need to shell out a lot of money, and the less expensive systems are much slower. Is this true? And what does everyone think about them?
Asked by heather b - Wed May 7 15:01:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow, I can't believe you don't have a dvd player yet. You are more than 10 years behind the technology curve. Here's the scoop... DVD technology came out in the mid 90's and was a direct replacement for the VHS (VCR tapes) format. DVD is now mainstream and VHS is obsolete. The picture quality in DVD is much better VHS, of course. Enter Blu-Ray - the new format that is destined to replace the DVD format. Of course, being the newer format, the quality is much better than DVD. The catch is... if you don't have one of the newer HDTV set, your old, non-HDTV will not be able to take advantage of the video quality offered by Blu-Ray. Blu-Ray is also very expensive at the moment (because it's relatively new) and there aren't alot of movies… [cont.]
Answered by lmatrixl - Wed May 7 16:22:19 2008
Q. I am planning on buying either a DVD player or buying a Blue Ray disc player, but i heard that to get a fast loading system I will need to shell out a lot of money, and the less expensive systems are much slower. Is this true? And what does everyone think about them?
Asked by heather b - Wed May 7 15:01:40 2008 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Wow, I can't believe you don't have a dvd player yet. You are more than 10 years behind the technology curve. Here's the scoop... DVD technology came out in the mid 90's and was a direct replacement for the VHS (VCR tapes) format. DVD is now mainstream and VHS is obsolete. The picture quality in DVD is much better VHS, of course. Enter Blu-Ray - the new format that is destined to replace the DVD format. Of course, being the newer format, the quality is much better than DVD. The catch is... if you don't have one of the newer HDTV set, your old, non-HDTV will not be able to take advantage of the video quality offered by Blu-Ray. Blu-Ray is also very expensive at the moment (because it's relatively new) and there aren't alot of movies… [cont.]
Answered by lmatrixl - Wed May 7 16:22:19 2008
Can i hook up hdmi to blue ray then component cables to tv?
Q. I have a Mitsubishi HD1080 series tv. A Vizio blue ray dvd player. If i get a HD cable box from Comcast; the hd box will plug into wall through coaxle. Then use HDMI cable to hook up comcast hd box to the blue ray player. Then use component cables to connect blue ray player to my tv. Will that work to get high definition? The reason for component cables is because my tv does not have HDMI.
Asked by myth - Fri Jan 1 19:06:16 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TV Guy is correct, and so is Installing Flats, but he needs to learn to read before he comments. What TV Guy said is that only hdmi can support a 1080p signal, which is true. What Installing Flats incorrectly read was that HDMI can ONLY support a 1080p signal, which is not true. HDMI can carry any signal, up to and including 1080p as well as audio. Once you get past his reading comprehension issues, Installing Flats is correct. There is some talk of starting to broadcast in 1080p, but it is not yet common practice. The main source of 1080p content right now is blu-ray. Now to answer your actual question, the best way to hook up your current equipment without a receiver, is to go directly from both your HD cable box and blu-ray… [cont.]
Answered by Common Sensical - Sat Jan 2 03:17:27 2010
Q. I have a Mitsubishi HD1080 series tv. A Vizio blue ray dvd player. If i get a HD cable box from Comcast; the hd box will plug into wall through coaxle. Then use HDMI cable to hook up comcast hd box to the blue ray player. Then use component cables to connect blue ray player to my tv. Will that work to get high definition? The reason for component cables is because my tv does not have HDMI.
Asked by myth - Fri Jan 1 19:06:16 2010 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. TV Guy is correct, and so is Installing Flats, but he needs to learn to read before he comments. What TV Guy said is that only hdmi can support a 1080p signal, which is true. What Installing Flats incorrectly read was that HDMI can ONLY support a 1080p signal, which is not true. HDMI can carry any signal, up to and including 1080p as well as audio. Once you get past his reading comprehension issues, Installing Flats is correct. There is some talk of starting to broadcast in 1080p, but it is not yet common practice. The main source of 1080p content right now is blu-ray. Now to answer your actual question, the best way to hook up your current equipment without a receiver, is to go directly from both your HD cable box and blu-ray… [cont.]
Answered by Common Sensical - Sat Jan 2 03:17:27 2010
What is the difference between PlayStation 3 and Blue-Ray Disk player?
Q. PlayStation 3 I believe has a built in Blue-Ray Disk player I think. So what is the difference in between the two players basically.
Asked by Nabeel - Tue Dec 26 15:29:44 2006 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. The PS3 can play PS3 games and Blu-ray disks while the bluray players can only play bluray disks.
Answered by zelda_junkie - Tue Dec 26 15:34:09 2006
Q. PlayStation 3 I believe has a built in Blue-Ray Disk player I think. So what is the difference in between the two players basically.
Asked by Nabeel - Tue Dec 26 15:29:44 2006 - - 1 Answers - 2 Comments
A. The PS3 can play PS3 games and Blu-ray disks while the bluray players can only play bluray disks.
Answered by zelda_junkie - Tue Dec 26 15:34:09 2006
How do I get digital sound from my blue-ray to my surround system?
Q. I have an older digital surround sound stereo, but it has no optical audio jack. It has an optical video jack. My blue ray has an optical audio output jack, and I have an optical cord, but how do I get the sound to my receiver? Does it not have an optical audio in jack because it's older?
Asked by paul - Sat Mar 28 10:30:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Connect composite cables ( red & white ) output from Blu-ray player to system input.
Answered by BANG P - Sat Mar 28 17:54:12 2009
Q. I have an older digital surround sound stereo, but it has no optical audio jack. It has an optical video jack. My blue ray has an optical audio output jack, and I have an optical cord, but how do I get the sound to my receiver? Does it not have an optical audio in jack because it's older?
Asked by paul - Sat Mar 28 10:30:02 2009 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Connect composite cables ( red & white ) output from Blu-ray player to system input.
Answered by BANG P - Sat Mar 28 17:54:12 2009
What is the big differance between a dvd and blue ray players?
Q. Just wondering what is the picture or sound quality with dvd to blue ray. Do i need a diff tv between the two players?
Asked by Brian D - Wed Jun 6 20:45:05 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blue ray has less cds and its clearer
Answered by R2579HR - Wed Jun 6 21:34:10 2007
Q. Just wondering what is the picture or sound quality with dvd to blue ray. Do i need a diff tv between the two players?
Asked by Brian D - Wed Jun 6 20:45:05 2007 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blue ray has less cds and its clearer
Answered by R2579HR - Wed Jun 6 21:34:10 2007
What is blue ray and why is it when you get caught up they come out with something new?
Q. What is blue ray and why is it when you get caught up and they come out with something new? Why is it when you get caught up and your kids think you are cool they come out with something new.For the love of god are they ever going to stop daddy I want this and that.
Asked by Luke - Sun Dec 28 15:11:51 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blu ray is not worth it. it is still very expensive (299$ for a decent player) the best thing to do is wait for a price drop, as well as upgrades and more widespread use, since the only blu ray disks available are new releases for the most part. just wait on it. remember when dvd players were 150 dollars? now you can get a decent one for 20.
Answered by andre - Sun Dec 28 15:33:17 2008
Q. What is blue ray and why is it when you get caught up and they come out with something new? Why is it when you get caught up and your kids think you are cool they come out with something new.For the love of god are they ever going to stop daddy I want this and that.
Asked by Luke - Sun Dec 28 15:11:51 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blu ray is not worth it. it is still very expensive (299$ for a decent player) the best thing to do is wait for a price drop, as well as upgrades and more widespread use, since the only blu ray disks available are new releases for the most part. just wait on it. remember when dvd players were 150 dollars? now you can get a decent one for 20.
Answered by andre - Sun Dec 28 15:33:17 2008
Are blue Ray Burners really worth the money?
Q. I know they have software that can now bypass the Blue Ray protection, but is it really worth the effort and trouble. Blue Ray recorders are coming down, I seen them as low as $500. The Blue Ray media is so damn expensive. I seen single disc go for $15-$25 for one disc. I seen a 50 pack go for $560. It doesn't sound like it would be to profitable to burn Blue Ray movies, just seeing how expensive they are. For a few more bucks you can own the actuall DVD. What do you guys think.
Asked by Russell Mania - Tue Nov 27 22:59:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not yet ... 2007 isnt the time But soon a lot of people will be using Blu Ray and HD-DVD, once their prices become more affordable to most people
Answered by Kal - Tue Nov 27 23:10:31 2007
Q. I know they have software that can now bypass the Blue Ray protection, but is it really worth the effort and trouble. Blue Ray recorders are coming down, I seen them as low as $500. The Blue Ray media is so damn expensive. I seen single disc go for $15-$25 for one disc. I seen a 50 pack go for $560. It doesn't sound like it would be to profitable to burn Blue Ray movies, just seeing how expensive they are. For a few more bucks you can own the actuall DVD. What do you guys think.
Asked by Russell Mania - Tue Nov 27 22:59:18 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Not yet ... 2007 isnt the time But soon a lot of people will be using Blu Ray and HD-DVD, once their prices become more affordable to most people
Answered by Kal - Tue Nov 27 23:10:31 2007
What is the difference between a normal dvd and a blue ray disc dvd?
Q. Hi everyone, I was watching tv and a commercial for Twilight on dvd was shown. At the end of the ad it said 'Available on dvd and blue ray disc now' All I want to know is what is the difference between a normal dvd and a blue ray dvd disc??? thanks for answering!
Asked by ((sxc.murphii)) killer - Mon Apr 6 11:31:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blue ray is more high def and its just cooleer :)
Answered by answermaster - Mon Apr 6 11:37:09 2009
Q. Hi everyone, I was watching tv and a commercial for Twilight on dvd was shown. At the end of the ad it said 'Available on dvd and blue ray disc now' All I want to know is what is the difference between a normal dvd and a blue ray dvd disc??? thanks for answering!
Asked by ((sxc.murphii)) killer - Mon Apr 6 11:31:31 2009 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. blue ray is more high def and its just cooleer :)
Answered by answermaster - Mon Apr 6 11:37:09 2009
Does Blue Ray typically movies look better on plasmas or lcd televisions?
Q. I have a 40" LCD 1080p Toshiba television. I have a Playstation 3 as my Blue Ray player. If I got a similar television (size and specs)EXCEPT it was a plasma, will the picture quality be better?
Asked by Mitch - Sun Jan 25 17:54:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You would have to squint real hard to see any difference...
Answered by TV Tech 1 - Sun Jan 25 19:08:21 2009
Q. I have a 40" LCD 1080p Toshiba television. I have a Playstation 3 as my Blue Ray player. If I got a similar television (size and specs)EXCEPT it was a plasma, will the picture quality be better?
Asked by Mitch - Sun Jan 25 17:54:30 2009 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments
A. You would have to squint real hard to see any difference...
Answered by TV Tech 1 - Sun Jan 25 19:08:21 2009
Is there a big difference in buying a blue-ray copy for an animated film rather than a dvd?
Q. I know blue-ray offers 5.1 surround sound and better picture quality, but is it worth to spend an extra 5-10 bucks to purchase the blue ray copy of those animated films rather than the normal DVD?
Asked by Fortis - Sat Sep 6 14:56:34 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only big advantage to blu-ray over DVD is mostly sound, and that only matters if your sound system can take advantage of it. Otherwise, don't bother. The HD of blu-ray only matters if you have a large screen HDTV because the naked eye can't discern the difference between the amount of pixels for blu-ray as opposed to DVD in a smaller screen.
Answered by sux_2b_ewe - Sat Sep 6 15:00:41 2008
Q. I know blue-ray offers 5.1 surround sound and better picture quality, but is it worth to spend an extra 5-10 bucks to purchase the blue ray copy of those animated films rather than the normal DVD?
Asked by Fortis - Sat Sep 6 14:56:34 2008 - - 4 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The only big advantage to blu-ray over DVD is mostly sound, and that only matters if your sound system can take advantage of it. Otherwise, don't bother. The HD of blu-ray only matters if you have a large screen HDTV because the naked eye can't discern the difference between the amount of pixels for blu-ray as opposed to DVD in a smaller screen.
Answered by sux_2b_ewe - Sat Sep 6 15:00:41 2008
Will a blue ray player work with a standard definition tv? Are there any problems with doing that?
Q. I was asked if i would like to get a Blue Ray player for christmas and then in a couple of months I would buy a tv. But in the mean time I would hook it up to my standard def tv. Would the picture still be on the screen since my tv is not widescreen. Would i notice a difference between my regualar dvd player and a blue ray on the standard def tv.
Asked by duke4me2 - Sat Dec 6 20:45:02 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will work as long as your TV has the right type of input. Yes, the picture will fit the width of your TV but you may have a black band at the top and bottom of the screen. No, unfortunately there won't be any enhanced picture quality on a standard TV.
Answered by TVREAPER - Sat Dec 6 20:52:33 2008
Q. I was asked if i would like to get a Blue Ray player for christmas and then in a couple of months I would buy a tv. But in the mean time I would hook it up to my standard def tv. Would the picture still be on the screen since my tv is not widescreen. Would i notice a difference between my regualar dvd player and a blue ray on the standard def tv.
Asked by duke4me2 - Sat Dec 6 20:45:02 2008 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. It will work as long as your TV has the right type of input. Yes, the picture will fit the width of your TV but you may have a black band at the top and bottom of the screen. No, unfortunately there won't be any enhanced picture quality on a standard TV.
Answered by TVREAPER - Sat Dec 6 20:52:33 2008
Do you get the full effect from blue ray discs on standard tvs?
Q. I was thinking about buying a blue ray disc player but I still only have a standard tv and I was wondering if it still looks as good on a standard tv. Does it matter what type of tv it is?
Asked by No Name - Fri Nov 2 21:57:53 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Heck yes. A standard TV can only display standard def video. The same one they created in 1940. There will be no benefit to using a up-converting player, BlueRay , or HD-DVD. You need a HDTV to see the 3-5 times improved video. If you have decided on BluRay - consider getting a PS3. It's not that much more money, you get a game system, and the PS3 is actually the best BluRay player available. All the magazines compare stand-alone players to the PS3 and none have matched it for speed and quality. (Those 3 Cell processors in the box make all the difference). With this - you will have a game system, a DVD player, and are ready when you get the HDTV in the future.
Answered by Grumpy Mac - Sat Nov 3 00:11:13 2007
Q. I was thinking about buying a blue ray disc player but I still only have a standard tv and I was wondering if it still looks as good on a standard tv. Does it matter what type of tv it is?
Asked by No Name - Fri Nov 2 21:57:53 2007 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Heck yes. A standard TV can only display standard def video. The same one they created in 1940. There will be no benefit to using a up-converting player, BlueRay , or HD-DVD. You need a HDTV to see the 3-5 times improved video. If you have decided on BluRay - consider getting a PS3. It's not that much more money, you get a game system, and the PS3 is actually the best BluRay player available. All the magazines compare stand-alone players to the PS3 and none have matched it for speed and quality. (Those 3 Cell processors in the box make all the difference). With this - you will have a game system, a DVD player, and are ready when you get the HDTV in the future.
Answered by Grumpy Mac - Sat Nov 3 00:11:13 2007
What are some of the common causes of PS3 hardware failure particularly the Blue Ray player?
Q. The PS3 has a very low failure rate, however some of the systems do fail. What are some of the common problems or issues with PS3 hardware? Is there a problem with PS3 Blue Ray hardware? Some reviews I've read have mentioned it's common for the PS3 Blu Ray to fail. Is this true? What generally causes PS3 hardware to fail, defect or improper use? I would like to know if the PS3 has durability issues, before I purchase one. What really are the common hardware issues with the PS3?
Asked by Thomas P. - Tue Mar 31 10:36:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mostly because... Switched off inappropriately. Dust. Turning off the PS3 when installing data. Overheat. And some of them are just unlucky. Blu-Ray failure isn't the most common hardware failure but it does happen because it's overused, not enough time to rest and playing games that are dirty.
Answered by Raikiri - Tue Mar 31 11:25:46 2009
Q. The PS3 has a very low failure rate, however some of the systems do fail. What are some of the common problems or issues with PS3 hardware? Is there a problem with PS3 Blue Ray hardware? Some reviews I've read have mentioned it's common for the PS3 Blu Ray to fail. Is this true? What generally causes PS3 hardware to fail, defect or improper use? I would like to know if the PS3 has durability issues, before I purchase one. What really are the common hardware issues with the PS3?
Asked by Thomas P. - Tue Mar 31 10:36:10 2009 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments
A. Mostly because... Switched off inappropriately. Dust. Turning off the PS3 when installing data. Overheat. And some of them are just unlucky. Blu-Ray failure isn't the most common hardware failure but it does happen because it's overused, not enough time to rest and playing games that are dirty.
Answered by Raikiri - Tue Mar 31 11:25:46 2009
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Push (2009) Dvdrip 700mb . Blue Ray. Quality Description: Two young Americans with special abilities must race to find a girl in Hong Kong before a shadowy government organization called Division does. Cast: Colin Ford Young Nick ...
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