Panasonic UHD Blu-ray Player DP-UB420GNK $199.2 Delivered @ Myer eBay

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grababargain on 09/07/2019 - 19:51 ebay.com.au (528 clicks)
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Panasonic's 4K PRO HDR model Ultra HD Blu-ray Playerfeatures an HCX Processor for Ultra HD Blu-ray packed with original imagingtechnologies for stunning picture quality. The precise colours and HDRreproduction that form the essential elements of Ultra HD are the basis ofhigh-definition images. They bring you a whole new viewing experience thatyou've never had before.

• HCX stands for Hollywood Cinema Experience.
• Supervised by Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory.
• Experience Stunning 4K Pictures
• Multi HDR Support
• HDR Optimiser
• Stunning Colour and Details
• 4K High-PrecisionChroma Processor
• Experience Studio Master SoundQuality
• High-Resolution AudioPlayback
• Online Content in 4K
• Compatible with 4KVOD
• Intuitive Voice Control

Because 4K internet video distribution is now supported bycontent such as NETFLIX, Prime Video and YouTube, a wide variety ofhigh-quality content is at your fingertips. The high-definition internet videosignals are processed by Panasonic's original 4K High-Precision ChromaProcessor to achieve crisp, beautiful images.
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  scuderiarmani on 09/07/2019 - 20:48

  +1

  Would love the 820 on sale

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  seedyrom on 09/07/2019 - 20:54

  +2

  I wish Samsung didn’t pull out of the Blu-Ray player market. The remote control on the Panasonic is straight from the early 2000’s. The Samsung remote (on the m8500/9500) is a work of art.

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    xc on 10/07/2019 - 07:02

    +1

    Especially when you accidentally press the Netflix button while watching a bluray. If you have a recent Panasonic TV you can control the player from that.

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  The Gent on 10/07/2019 - 10:56

  People still use physical media…?

  TIL.

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    bert-lifts on 10/07/2019 - 11:16

    +1

    Yep. A UHD movie still dumps on streaming.

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      omblygombly on 10/07/2019 - 12:29

      +1

      Yep, big time. Even my Blu-rays are better quality than what I get with streaming. Don't have a 4k player yet, but that would be awesome.

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        bert-lifts on 10/07/2019 - 12:35

        Yeah, even 1080p blurays have much higher bitrate than 4k streaming. Also don't have to worry about compression artifacts, noise, banding etc that you can get from streaming.

        Definitely still a place for physical media provided you have the setup for it. (audio wise too)

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          The Gent on 10/07/2019 - 12:54

          @bert-lifts: It's just so much physical space to occupy and with having to change discs, to me, hearkens back to how we used to have to rewind VHS tapes.

          Side note: my nan used to rewind her DVDs back to the start, bless her.

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    seedyrom on 12/07/2019 - 04:33

    +1

    I had to cancel my Netflix subscription because my internet is not fast enough to watch it.
    I live in Sydney metro, yet my ADSL sync speed is 1.5MBps.
    The NBN was supposed to be here in 2018, then it got pushed out to 2019, now it’s been moved back to July 2020.

    Today you did indeed learn that the internet is so bad in this country, that there is people unable to stream movies, and living in a blue ribbon Liberal suburb means there is no incentive to fix the problem.

    Sadly, my Federal member is Paul Fletcher, who was the Communications Minister who along with Turnbull and Abbott, killed off the FTTP NBN plans.

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      The Gent on 12/07/2019 - 07:56

      Owch. Yeah, that's rough.

      I suppose I usually think of ~other~ ways when I think of acquiring media…