Panasonic DVD Players Reviews

"The DMP-BD60 is a reasonably priced Blu-ray Disc player that has a wealth of features, combined with good performance...The capability of the BD60 to upscale DVDs in 720p, 1080i, or 1080p format allows a closer match to the capabilities of today's HDTVs..." read more »

"Although you can still buy standalone VCRs, most of the larger manufacturers prefer to combine them with a DVD recorder – as Panasonic has done here with the release of the DMR-EZ48V...Most people will probably fancy the EZ48V as a space-saving idea, but the added bonus of having a VCR and DVD recorder in one box is that you can copy tapes onto disc quickly and conveniently, bringing your analogue archives right into the digital age...The machine is a chunky beast, but that's a necessary evil given the thickness of tapes and the drives needed to play them...As a music source the deck performs well, making CDs and MP3s sound balanced and lively when channelled through a good quality receiver..." read more »

"If you are a big fan of Panasonic, then you may want to give the Panasonic DMR-EZ28K DVD recorder a try...Hybrid digital tuner records analog and digital programming, Watch slideshows or listen to music from SD memory card or USB drive, VIERALink feature for seamless integration with a compatible TV, 1080p up-conversion to make the most out of your...Panasonic has developed the DMR-EZ28 with even higher image quality..." read more »

"Specifically, on the standard definition HQV DVD, the BD80 passes the "jaggies" tests with flying colors, showing that the player has excellent diagonal filter performance...The BD80 and BD60 do offer a new "3D NR" (3D Noise Reduction) feature in the "Display...I did not, however, forget that I was watching a bad movie...The player does eject discs a bit quicker than its predecessor, and once a BD-Java title is loaded the interaction with the BD-Java menu does seem to be slightly perkier than it was on the BD55..." read more »

"Great recording quality Upconversion to 1080p Variable recording speed Chasing playback...No built-in tuners No DivX support...The Panasonic DMR-EA18K is a solid basic DVD recorder with one significant caveat -- it lacks tuners of any kind...120) is a no-frills, DVD recorder that gets pretty good feedback, but picture quality isn't quite as good...The best review for the Panasonic DMR-EA18K comes from CNet.com, where editors..." read more »

"How to set a Panasonic DVD-S54 model Player to multi Region...Press DVD device key and then the Magic Key...I'm sure you can use another universal remote to get the 00F2 Service Key code..." read more »

"I've tried every feature on this recorder and there have been no problems whatsoever...A NEW VCR/DVD COMBO THAT MAL FUNCTIONED..." read more »

"Superb audio, superb video Full bitstream access to Dolby TrueHD and DTS-HD Master Audio Good remote and ergonomics...No onboard Dolby TrueHD decoding Mediocre scaling when upconverting 480i to 1080p Would not provide...The Panasonic does an excellent job deinterlacing a 1080i source to 1080p, including recognition of 3/2 pulldown...Despite this, the Panasonic proved to be a good standard DVD player on real program material...But I don't think many..." read more »

"Excellent image quality on Blu-ray Discs; Profile 2.0 compliant; onboard decoding for all high-resolution soundtrack formats, plus bit stream output; 7.1...PlayStation 3 offers much more functionality and faster navigation for the same price....The rating of this player has been changed since its initial publication to reflect changes in the marketplace...The Panasonic DMP-BD55 is a perfect example, hitting almost all the essential features we look for and..." read more »

"Nope, Panasonic doesn't have an agreement with Netflix...I just purchased the Panasonic DMP BD 605 last night at Costco...They can stream YouTube videos and Photos from Picassa, they're also about to have an Amazon Video update sometime soon..." read more »