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Floyddroid
02-12-2012, 10:17
Been a bit dissapointed with my Panasonic BRP. Thinking about a replacement. I don't want to pay daft money for one' Mainly watch music DVD's. Any suggestions?:eyebrows:

daytona600
02-12-2012, 14:06
oppo , marantz & denon all make nice machines

UV101
02-12-2012, 14:31
In what way are you disappointed??

Floyddroid
02-12-2012, 16:20
Mainly picture Quality. the analogue out to my system is pretty good. Unless of course it is my Samsung telly.

Stratmangler
02-12-2012, 22:15
There's nowt wrong with the picture from my Panasonic BDP into my Panasonic HDTV.
In fact the Panasonic BDP gives a better picture than the Samsung BDP it replaced.

WAD62
03-12-2012, 12:46
Mainly picture Quality. the analogue out to my system is pretty good. Unless of course it is my Samsung telly.

Why are you using an analogue connection? :scratch:

P.S. shouldn't this be in the AV section...sorry for being picky ;)

Filterlab
03-12-2012, 14:00
Why are you using an analogue connection? :scratch:

P.S. shouldn't this be in the AV section...sorry for being picky ;)

I think he means analogue audio out.

By the way everyone, it's "Blu-ray", not Blue Ray, Bluray, Blu Ray, Blueray or any other incarnation.

Blu-ray. :)

Stratmangler
03-12-2012, 16:21
I think he means analogue audio out.

By the way everyone, it's "Blu-ray", not Blue Ray, Bluray, Blu Ray, Blueray or any other incarnation.

Blu-ray. :)

Who'd have thought that Blu Ray was spelt like that :)

Canetoad
03-12-2012, 16:28
:lol:

Stop teasing Strat! :)

Stratmangler
03-12-2012, 16:52
:lol:

Stop teasing Strat! :)

:)

roob
06-12-2012, 18:23
I have a 3yr old bottom of the range Sony player picture quality via BR is superb, have you got your machine and tv set up correctly?.
If you Samsung tv is one of their budget lcd jobs then it could be that, you have to pay good money to get a decent lcd panel compared to plasma.

Reid Malenfant
06-12-2012, 20:47
Well you haven't mentioned the BD player model... Or the TV for that matter :scratch:

I still have a pair of Panasonic DMP-BD80 players (which I'll be keeping as they are multiregion on BDs :D) & an Oppo BD95EU.

The Panasonic replaced a Sony S550, it does a much better job with both BDs & DVDs than the Sony picture wise & the Sony was no slouch.

The Oppo is in another league, but it is a £1K player :)


The thing is you are upscaling DVDs & the picture quality will be entirely dependant on the quality of the scaler.

While the Oppo did a vastly better job with DVDs than either the Sony or Panasonic, it can't touch a decent stand alone scaler picture quality wise.

icehockeyboy
18-12-2012, 10:17
I have a Sony 550' into a Sammy led job that ive had 3 years since new, stunning pic!

roob
19-12-2012, 09:31
The OP should search the net for the best settings for his particular TV model, most manufacturers out of the box picture settings are pretty dire, Samsung being one of them.