HP 15-d020dx: Blu Ray players

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• What is the best setting for H264 Blu Ray bit rate, which will play OK on most / all blu ray players.

  What is the best setting for H264 Blu Ray bit rate, which will play OK on most / all blu ray players. When you use CBR and VBR. What are the benefits of progressive and interlaced with regard to playback on all players.

  You don't need to worry about compatibility with Blu - ray playback.

  I prefer a variable bitrate for its effectiveness.  (Not necessary spending 25 MB on a framework in need of 10 right?)

  Using interlaced or progressive will depend on what you shot.  (Take note that 30 p is an atypical, so do not pull that.  Pull only 720 p/24, 720 p/60, 1080 p/24 or 1080i/30).

• What is the difference between the model # BDPBX59 & BDPS590 blue ray players?

  What is the difference between the model # BDPBX59 & BDPS590 are blue ray players? They are the exact same player except the one to come with a cable & one without?

  Hello Jerry,.

  Welcome to the community of Sony.

  Yes, the Sony BDPS590 and BDPBX59 Blu - ray disc players share similar features and specifications. However, a HDMI cable high speed is provided with the Sony BDPBX59 Blu - ray disc player.

  If my post answered your question, please mark it as an "accepted Solution".

• How to get the PE9 DVD to play on the new blue ray players?

  I upgraded to PE9 because my PE2 dvd play on my new blue ray LG or Sony players.    Unfortunately, PE9 discs do not play or the other.   How to make the disks that are going to play?   It is a real disappointment, since my goal is to change the years of family videos and make a nice set of DVD pick up and watch it with the family.   I can't believe that people that I send to the family to go including our buy a DVD player (and some of them do not work either)...

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  David,

  DVDs created with pre will normally play on most players, if DVD or BD. However, no DVD, or BD player is certified to play ANY disc - DVD-video or BD. They are certified only to read discs replicated in trade. Some players are better at handling serious records, than others. This ARTICLE will give you more background and some suggestions to get the best possible disc.

  In a Word, two major considerations are the brand of blank media. What brand do you use?

  Then, and although it is less important than a few years ago, the media type may play a role. What type, - R, or + R, are you using?

  Burning speed can contribute to the quality of combustion, but forwards, we limit ourselves here. Pre will be a speed of blank media, the speed factor of the burner, and then choose the highest speed. Normally, it will be OK, but when things do not work, I recommend a different workflow:

  Burn the project to the file. This will create a VIDEO_TS folder, where you choose for the Destination, which will include the necessary IFO, BUP and VOB, files. At this point, I would like to use DVD software to test the game the VIDEO_TS folder. Then, we use a burning utility, as big, free ImgBurn to do the physical burn on the disc and choose the VIDEO_TS folder (with files). Here, you can adjust the burning speed. I recommend about 1/2 down the list of possible speeds. It takes more than a few minutes, but is often the secret to burning discs with high playability.

  I'd also look on from the mfgr of the multi-lecteur. Web site and then download and install the latest firmware for this model drive.

  Once finished, test the drive in the Multi-lecteur on the computer using the DVD playback software. If it works, then the disk is fine, but could not yet be seen by a set-top player, and this is where the first two steps we just get the best possible drive.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Export movies edited to play through SD cards on Panny blu - ray players

  It is possible. My Panasonic blu - ray player play. Files MTS on the SD card on my TM700 AVCHD camcorder, but I can send the SD card (via my pc) edited movies, instead of burn them on DVD and get the player to play?

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  N ° Panny BR players support all formats of TM700. Weird, but reality.

  Just use BR to export.

• Question about DVD external HD (Blue Ray) players with Tecra M5

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  Is there an external HD (e.g. USB) DVD that I could connect my laptop? Then to watch HD movies on my laptop?

  If such a thing exists would it also directly connect to a HD TV (as my laptop has no HDMI)?

  Is there a way I could exchange my internal DVD for a HD one?

  Oh boy,

  I'll show you why you _shouldnt_ think about buying an external drive to your machine.

  1. Yes, there are a LOT of external HD DVD readers, most of them are hollow connected USB
  2. you could connect it to your laptop, Yes and no doubt you could play HD DVD movies on your computer, but NOT in HD from your screen only supports a maximum resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels, but need to HD movies at least a resolution of 1280 x 720. Any sufficiently fast computer with a screen resolution of 1280 x 720 or higher is able to display HD video, even if the computers are generally not advertised as such.
  3. No, you cannot connect directly to an HD TV, I mean why Don t you then buy a HD DVD player?
  4. Yes, you could, but you are quite familiar with the computer systems to exchange a player that is integrated into your machine? If you would really spend money for the reader, you should ask then spend the extra money for a technician. ;)

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• are blue ray players compatible with other brand TVs

  will I need a wireless adapter for the player?

  YES, they will work with most that I know... Make sure that it is a game in HD and has and HDMI port, etc...

• Satellite L850 - need to change the STRANGE to the Blu - Ray player

  Hello

  My wife wants to use his laptop L850 for watching movies.
  But most of our home videos are Blu - Ray format.

  Can I change the DVD player for a reader Blu - Ray.

  If so should what model or specifications I look for?
  And will it take new drivers that may or may not be readily available?

  We take the train in two weeks, so if anyone can help me,
  I would have the time to make the change before you travel.

  KR
  Bruno

  Hello

  I think that information about readers compatible optical discs and blu - ray players are in the user manual.
  I found the info on the following compatible readers:

  Panasonic UJ260 Blu - ray player
  Panasonic UJ160 Blu - ray player

  Blu - ray Toshiba SN-506AF
  Blu - ray Toshiba TS-LB23D

  Hitachi-LG Blu - ray CT40F
  Hitachi-LG Blu - ray BT - 20F

  Hope this helps

• Best blu - Ray reader/DVD burner drive for the 5 K 27 "iMac retina?

  Recommendations for best blu - Ray Burner DVD reader/writer that works best with the 5K 27 "iMac retina calculate.

  It is not 'better', but there are choices that meet your needs. Contact www.macsales.com (OWC), they sell many OS x ready Blu Ray players, one or more will fit your needs. Talk to someone, they can help steer you in the right direction.

• Which Blu - ray drive would be compatible for Satellite L855-149

  Hello

  I'm a L855-149 next week but I want to put a blu ray player (preferably a writer) in the machine, instead of the DVD, it is bundled with.

  Can someone tell me what will fit please?

  Thank you
  Mick

  Hello

  However, I know that this info is in the manual (page 11)
  Compatible Blu - ray players are:

  Drive Blu - ray Panasonic combo UJ160
  Panasonic UJ260 Blu - ray burner

  Toshiba TS-LB23D Blu - ray Combo drive
  Blu - ray Toshiba writer SN-506AF

  Hitachi CT40F Combo drive
  Engraver Hitachi BT - 20F

• Drive Blu - ray for g62-455dx

  I would like to replace my DVD drive internal stock (599062-001) with a Blu - ray player.  Partsurfer site does not list a Blu - ray drive for my computer laptop, g62-455dx, but I don't see Blu - ray discs for other models g62.  Specifically, I see the drive 599063-001 listed, but I don't know if it will work with my laptop.

  Is drive compatibility just make to it the device physically fits in my laptop?  Or are there other requirements of the machine, such as the BIOS support or discrete video adapter?  I understand that I need software Blu - ray.

  It's just a matter of physical compatibility. Even if you have the Intel HD video which is sufficient to support playback of Blu - Ray. Caveat that if you have a display of 1366 x 768 Blu-Rays looks not very different from DVDs. Windows will provide a generic driver optical drive to a very basic layer of the operating system that you want to mount as a volume and a function higher as DVD and Blu - Ray playback and burning disc is provided by Windows or third-party software.

  As long as the drive is the right thickness (9.5 to 12 mm) and SATA (like all Blu - Ray players) it will slide into the hole and connect. You may need to Exchange facades to maintain perfect chassis and color coordination.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Blu ray upgrade

  Can I put the DVD Blu Ray player on my DV4 WE 1430? With the core 2 duo, W7 64-bit.

  DV4 1430US

  Hello:

  I recommend the roots in the BIOS and look at the available parameters.

  On most of the HP of the consumer there are not many options in the BIOS of the PC.

  While I have not looked extensively at the range of Blu - ray players you have to sort through to find the right one, unless that contained in States of Mobile Intel must also a discreet graphics card, I see no reason why it wouldn't work.

  If that were the case, I think that HP would be listed Blue Ray drive for portable computers Intel equipped with discrete graphics only.

  The video card in your laptop's HD, it should be able to play blue ray discs.

  The only thing is that I doubt that your screen is a screen HD, so the best resolution you will get is 720 p, not 1080 p.

  If your laptop comes with a DDR3 memory, I would be out max 8 GB since you have a 64-bit operating system.

  The specs don't tell what type of memory it comes - the max is 8 GB.

  Dv1200 maintenance manual says DDR2 which is very expensive, but perhaps the series changed dv1400 DDR3 memory.  The Intel 4 series chipset can run both types.

  Who can help too.

  You can watch a chip in your PC or run the free analysis tool of Crucial memory and it will take account of what type and how much memory you can install on your PC.

  http://www.crucial.com/systemscanner/

• Drive Blu - ray and ZR24W - success anyone?

  I tried to connect a blu - ray player to my monitor ZR24W via the DVI on the monitor. I tried the following:

  -Panasonic DMP-BD60 and LG BD350 blu - ray players

  -Using a HDMI cable to DVI

  -Use of HDMI/DVI via a HDMI-DVI adapter.

  With all these ups I had zero luck and it just repeat input out of range change your settings at 1920 x 1200 at 60 Hz. I tried every setting possible on two blu - ray players, but absolutely nothing works.

  I wonder if anyone has actually never had any success with their blu - ray with the monitor ZR24W player. Looking at the Tech Specs there is nothing no indication that there is a problem. The DP and DVI inputs are both HDCP and blu - ray may be output at 1080, then, it is in the appearance of the screen.

  It's really a doin' my head as there is no reason why it shouldn't work.

  Any help or thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

  Big_Dave wrote:

  That says HP Support all select and change a preset mode?

  I didn't mention that. Basically, they're trying to get rid of me by saying that it is a problem of compatibility. Frankly, I am very disappointed by the level of customer service that HP give me on this issue. Initially, it was very good, that is a long time on tech support to try to understand what happened followed by an engineer coming around a replacement unit. Now, it just seems as if they want to get rid of me!

• Burner Blu Ray for XPS 8700

  I recently purchased an 8700 XPS.  It is equipped with a Blu Ray player driver, and I couldn't customize my to get a Blu Ray burner.  So now I'm ready to buy an internal Blu-Ray burner to add to my system.

  I saw a Poineer unit that seems to be very high-spec - fast, with the latest features. The rate is $ 110 (USD).

  Reference Dell has an offering that I should?

  Hi ColinM_Campbell,

  Internal Blu - ray players that will fit in the 5.25 inch bays can be used with Dell XPS 8700. You try to call the team of spare parts for 18003723355 (US only) to check the options available for readers.

• How can I get my dvd player to play blu ray discs.

  The software plays fine other DVDs, but won't play Blu Ray. This is the Pavilion dv7 3165 with operating system Windows 7 Premium. I never succeeded with this problem and thought that he would solve with updates...

  Download Cyberlink Power DVD10 and save it to the desktop, not in a temporary folder

  http://FTP.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp53001-53500/sp53029.ex

  After it's over, do a right click and go to properties and you should see what is in the screenshot.

  

  There has been many problems with software programs of virus blocking critical files in the player (s) Blu - ray. For the most part, disable the antivirus or programs was sufficient, but with McAfee, it had to be completely uninstalled. If at this point, uninstall your antivirus software, no matter what it is, and if there is a special tool required by the developer to uninstall properly, use their tool when it will exist. I know Norton and, possibly, Avira requires an uninstall tool.

  Once it is uninstalled restart your laptop and you will get the warning typical of Windows that the world will come to an end to crash, because you do not have an anti virus program on your computer. Just ignore it and continue with the installation of power DVD10, note that it is important that you stay connected to the internet, the software to install correctly. The link is directly from the view of HP it is has no viruses, Trojans etc attached.

  After it is done installing, restart your machine. This is important.

  After the restart, go to control panel, then Auto Play and make sure power DVD10 is chosen for Blu - ray discs, if it has not been chosen click the menu drop down and choose to do and save the setting. Restart your computer and go back to auto play and make sure that the setting has been saved.

  Then, open the drawer of the DVD/Blu-ray with the button on the front of the drawer itself and leave the charge for Blu - ray automatically with the opening of Cyberlink DVD 10

  At this point, you can reinstall your anti virus software if the drive Blu - ray continues to work then you will have to go into the advanced settings and find which files are blocked in the drive and let them. It's not always easy, so I advise to use ESET (not free) or Microsoft Security Essentials (free). I have used in the past and they never gave me any problems with my Blu - ray players.