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Yeah, I was happily surprised that they went back to having a true high-end player with multi-channel analog outputs. I know the market for this is smaller, but it shows that Panasonic is still in tune with the high-end A/V enthusiast audience. -CB

Check out Panasonic's upcoming Blu-ray player line-up. Smaller, faster, more streaming, 1080/24p output from streaming sources (in addition to Blu-ray and DVD), and potentially higher performance overall, particularly on DVDs with enhancements to Panasonic's Super Resolution technology. Also, a...

Now THAT is funny! :) -CB

Some people are choosing to get the UK version instead which is apparently region-free with the same masters and with all the supplements of the US version, but for something like $57 shipped to the US by buying on Amazon.co.uk. This makes it a lot easier to justify buying the two movies you...

The BD-C6900 does have two 16:9 settings for SD content: 16:9 Full (which is correct for most modern HDTVs) and 16:9 Wide (which forces a stretch to 16:9). If you connect the player to a Samsung TV and have "BD Wise" enabled, then even setting the player to "16:9 Wide," the problem persists...

I can confirm that the August Beta firmware (0816B) does *NOT* fix the problem on the Alien Anthology. The "Menu... Play" workaround still works though... -CB

The PS3 plays the discs fine. So far, I've tested with seven players, and the OPPO BDP-83 is the worst of the bunch with the zoomed image, but on my BDP-83, hitting "menu" then "play" gets around the problem. On the BD-C6900, actually unlike Robert I do see a fairly minor issue which is...

Pardon me but what's so ridiculous about this? And tell me which Blu-ray Disc player on the market can incorporate secondary audio tracks into a DTS-HD or Dolby TrueHD bitstream and then output that bitstream for decoding on an AVR or pre/pro? The answer is none. Because no players have a DTS-HD...