Panasonic DMP-BD35K 1080p Blu-ray Player

March 9, 2010 admin 5 comments

Blu-ray Disc Player
BD Live Enabled
VIERA Link: Operate with your VIERA Remote Control
SD Card Slot

Product Description
PRODUCT FEATURES:Blu-ray Disc player with PHL referenceChroma Processor Plus7.1ch lossless decode and analog outputBD-LiveVIERA linkSD card slotAmazon.com Product Description
Amazon.com Product Description Panasonic’s two new slim, BD-Live compatible, feature-filled Blu-ray players, the DMP-BD35 and DMP-BD55, offer cutting edge technologies focused on producing the ultimate movie-viewing experience.

The BD35 and BD55 both feature an HD Audio Decoder (Dolby TrueHD, Dolby Digital Plus and DTSTM-HD Master Audio Essential), delivering 7.1-channel surround sound through a 7.1-channel receiver equipped with an HDMI terminal. The DMP-BD55 features high-end audio components and can also output analog signals for 7.1-channel sound, so even receivers that are not compatible with HDMI can produce the newest 7.1-channel surround sound.

Both models are equipped with an SD Memory Card slot that makes it easy to transfer images from an… More >>

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Written by Alec Scudder about 5 months ago.

I just bought this BD player, and i must say that even being quite impressive in its picture quality, don’t surpasses at all the PS3 (I also have it) and it’s very slow loading the disc and begining the reproduction, much more than the PS3. I proved 2 discs, one; Damien Omen II, from the loading of the disc to the start of the movie have been passed 75!!! seconds. And one of the discs of Smallville-Season 6 that it will take 40!!! seconds to start.

Until now, I’m very disappointed with this machine, and i problably return it to the store and change it for another PS3. For being a third or fourth generation of a BD Player, I think that Panasonic needs to correct this kind of technical glitches.

The navigation through the menus is quite slow too, the disc ones, and the player ones. Sorry, but I can’t share the other reviewers entusiasm.
Rating: 2 / 5
Written by Mark Keisling about 5 months ago.

There is much to love about this player but buyer beware. The upconversion of DVDs is only possible with the HDMI output. If you need to use the component outputs as I do, your DVDs will play at 480P not 720P or 1080P.

The network interface was trivial to setup and I was immediately able to update my firmware revision. Very nice.

Rating: 2 / 5
Written by George Vilahu about 5 months ago.

Only gave it a 4 because I have yet to have a chance to play a Blu-Ray movie in it but everything else is “as advertised”. Looks and runs great.
Rating: 4 / 5
Written by GoldenLover about 5 months ago.

After spending a year watching beautiful HD-DVD movies I decided to purchase an evil BluRay player. The first movie would not even load. The player began loading the disc then returned to the bootup screen. Subsequent movies would play for 4 to 5 minutes before the picture would drop out. Most times the audio remained but occasionally the entire bit stream would drop. Removing the player from the same cabinet as my Toshiba HD-DVD player would get the player to get thru a movie with only a few dropouts. Seemingly a heat issue.

Picture quality was OK (no direct HD-DVD comparison discs), wouldn’t read a brand new disc at all, dropped video unless a fan was blowing on it….returned.
Rating: 1 / 5
Written by Christian Mata V about 5 months ago.

Cuando iba a realizar la compra de un BD, estaba analizando el Sony y el Samsung…. tenia mis reservas con la compra, pero cuando lo recibi, la calidad de imagen y sonido es insuperable… el único problema es que NO ES MULTIZONA, por lo que solo lee Zona 1 (dvd)y A(BD), por lo que poder observar títulos de cine latinoamericanos y españoles… es un poco dificil si no ha pasado por la manos de hollywood….

En cuanto al menú un tanto complicado…. en la navegación en lo que se refiere a los dvd, y los bd increíble…!!!

En cuanto a la carga de los discos… extremedamente lento… y no comprendo porque dura tanto… será por la densidad de los bd, pero igual era lento con los dvd y los cd….

Rating: 3 / 5

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