Thread: Panasonic DMP-BDT110

Hello,

is the new PanasonicDMP-BDT110 BluRay players much better than the DMP-BD60?The picturequality has improved?

Did any of you can already compare?

Hello,

I would say even in terms of image quality you will surely warnehmen no difference, especially not you've got both in a direct comparison there.

I think the image of the Panasonic DMP-BDT110 BluRay player visibly better than that of the DMP-BD60.It seems to me again a bit sharper and a little more contrast to be.

Are positive, especially the short readout time of the player.He also responds quickly to inputs via the remote control.Also I liked the menus much better.It looks more modern.But this is only my subjective opinion.I regret the device change under any circumstances.

I just have the player for a week now.I was really surprised that I could see a difference (positive).The picture was actually very good even at the BD60.

Annoyed, I have always been the long readout time of the player.The picture quality alone would not have pushed me to buying new.But overall the change was worthwhile.I am very satisfied.

As already written to me the image seems a tad sharper and more defined.For that I must not look directly both players side by side.The subjective impression is enough for me.

I'm curious how much the quality of the DVD is playing in this player possesses, at the time the Samsung BD-P2500 but am not particularly fond of the device because it produces strong aliasing fibrillation in nearly every scene in a movie.

Well I tell me worthy of criticism, and it is important to discs.Some BD's are pretty quiet but avatar (2D) and Batman Begins make real "wheel" and run the whole movie with high speed.

For DVD's you have the first 15-20 min a "buzz" in the higher frequency range, has me so annoyed that I have returned the player in the end.

So a quieter option is the player, but I also always looking for extra quiet devices.

I have the beginning of April and the DMP-BDT110 bought him until the end of May (in my new apartment) unpacked and connected (picture and sound via HDMI to my Onkyo AV receiver and then transmitted via the HDMI output to my Samsung UE55D8090).

It is noticeable that I have menu-image disturbances in the players - sometimes even the image is completely gone after 1-2 seconds and then reappear.

Do you have for your problem by now found a solution?

I have the very same Blu-ray player and also NEN Onkyo receiver and of course the same problem (image disturbances in the player menu, and also sometimes during the movie and a lot of dropouts)