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Topic: Best Bluray Player
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Leo Enticknap
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Posts: 7474
From: Loma Linda, CA
Registered: Jul 2000
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posted 08-19-2017 01:54 PM
We also recommend Oppos to our customers for new installs, for all the reasons above; which boiled down, means:
1 - the OSD can be killed quickly and easily
2 - There are no region restrictions
3 - The video and audio outputs are easily configurable to work with whatever scaler and/or audio processor it's hooked to
4 - They are not fussy about different brands and dye types of home-burnt media, and, in short, will play pretty much anything - even BD-RW media, and even discs with moderate to heavy dirt and scratching.
The range starts at about $500, which is steep for a home (unless the home in question is on the Bel-Air Circuit, in which case it's small change, but steep for yours or my home!), but for a theater that needs to play BDs out to a live audience even a few times a year, I'd opine that it's worth it.
We didn't have any at my last workplace, which was part of the reason why I insisted on making DCPs from any BD content we had to play to an audience if time allowed.
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