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saviorxt
New Member
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 3:19p
It was a great player while it worked, but I had to return it because the wi-fi kept dropping.
Diogenes
Member
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 7:01p
I have it and I think it is better than other players in its price class, particulary the LG's. Setup for Wi-Fi was simple and it streams Amazon.
claya
New Member
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 7:43p
In for 1
Cluster
Senior Member
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 9:43p
almost bought the lg bp620c at BJ's for $98 but glad I waited for this deal. the pana 230 is out in feb but doesnt look much different than the 220 unless you want the smart phone interface for the tv ( which I might use only once )great price on this, I think it only came out in spring of 2012
morrowind
Happy Member
posted: Jan. 23, 2013 @ 9:46p
does anyone know if a U.S. 110v/60Hz powered Blu-ray player like this one will play discs at the correct speed using a transformer and playing in Germany (which has 220v/50Hz power)? I can get this same Blu-ray player except in dual voltage for about $25 more.
carlosmessen
New Member
posted: Jan. 24, 2013 @ 1:04p
Bought this player on dec. for $99. Great player, at this price, it's a steal...
morrowind said: does anyone know if a U.S. 110v/60Hz powered Blu-ray player like this one will play discs at the correct speed using a transformer and playing in Germany (which has 220v/50Hz power)? I can get this same Blu-ray player except in dual voltage for about $25 more. The transformer will change the voltage, but not the frequency, I am going with no dice.....
morrowind
Happy Member
posted: Jan. 25, 2013 @ 6:52a
woowoo2 said: morrowind said: does anyone know if a U.S. 110v/60Hz powered Blu-ray player like this one will play discs at the correct speed using a transformer and playing in Germany (which has 220v/50Hz power)? I can get this same Blu-ray player except in dual voltage for about $25 more. The transformer will change the voltage, but not the frequency, I am going with no dice.....
thanks.... but.... my Xbox and PS3 (both 110v, 60Hz) play discs just fine when used with a transformer. Hmmm...
chaalu
Senior Member
posted: Jan. 25, 2013 @ 7:18a
Does anyone know if this panasonic will play DivX, mkv, mp4 etc w/out issues. I bought Sony BDP-S590 recently, but it does not support those formats.
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