Another thing i like ablut it is that I can plug un my portable hard drive to the usb port and listen to all my music.

Apparently images being viewed from the USB on the TV will process diffrently than pictures on a hard drive running from Oppo via HDMI to TV

USB Issues - Wont see usb drive on first attempt to access.

Rs, dual layer DVDs, CDs, SACDs, USB hard drives, memory cards, and more

I was also happy to find out I can connect my portable USB hard drive and access my photos and movies

Using the same USB hard drive thru the Oppo USB inputs, the same photos are "grainy" and too "defined"

I have a higher end Samsung Plasma TV and when using a USB hard drive or external drive to view specifically photos,the Samsung Plasma is a perfect viewer and photos appear as they do on any computer monitor

Right?I read the reviews on amazon and felt it was most likely hype = kind of like buying a Mercedes and then "feeling" like your drive to Costco is safer and better for some reason

I was also happy to find out I can connect my portable USB hard drive and access my photos and movies

When I really want to listen seriously, I have to use CDs as thumb drives and hard drives and wireless are all too frustrating.

These are uncompressed forms of music that take up more space on your hard drive, but sound significantly better.

The Oppo video quality is flawless driving an Epson 5010 projector on 106" screen & Yamaha AV receiver

You never know when it will decide to restart a few times or when the remote gets lazy or when it won't accept that there's a hard drive connected to it

Another thing i like ablut it is that I can plug un my portable hard drive to the usb port and listen to all my music.

However, DSD files can now be played from attached USB hard drives."Sure, blame it on the "chip vendor

1 HDMI input .Portable hard drive with my movies and sound

It also doesn't recognize some of the .AVI files that I tried to play from the hard drive (these are recognized by my current samsung player and by the pioneer BDP-150 that I bought from Amazon as an alternative).The pioneer BDP-150 plays PAL dvds.

Every touch screams quality craftsmanship, from the heavy but unencumbered weight distribution and quiet, mechanically perfect drive tray to the thick, informative user manual

I have not retested a large hard drive to see if it will play movies from, not sure what the limit is.

Once you have a FLAC file on your hard drive, you can slide it on in and it will show up in the menu and off you go listening to your digital music collection in CD Quality

Other times, it will not recognize my external hard drive

If you download, Oppo's own Ipad app to control the system and play tracks from an attached hard drive (using the USB connections) you will find that half the time, the system loses the link to the Ipad even if you're only a foot or two away.

This handles so many music formats off of my Hard Drive and plays Blu-ray, SACD, and DVD-A flawlessly

I've been trying to play my FLAC files directly from an external hard drive for quite a

it were not for the frustrating firmware issues that continue to plague this new generation player, I would probably give it a perfect score since it does everything else so well and even throws in a fun 2-D to 3-D conversion feature that, to my surprise, I really enjoy

Until I reset to its default I was not able to adjust it properly, whilst noticing some erratic behaviour, such as not locking into the correct A/V sync adjustment

My little $250 Panasonic has selectable 3D formatting for whatever your TV requires in addition to split A/V if necessary

BDP-103 has two HDMI outputs, assignable to split A/V or use two monitors

But then, when you choose "Split A/V" in the Dual Display options the audio output is cut from

either through ethernet or WHAT a SURPRISE through an included dongle for wireless Can be used a an A/V preamp as well

If you already own an expensive A/V receiver that serves you well, you're not inclined to replace it just for 3D support

I contacted support and got a polite but short e-mail back instructing me to update to the latest firmware and wait for the next one