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General information |
Product name |
Panasonic DMP-BDT380EF |
Brand |
Panasonic | |
Model |
DMPBDT380EF | |
Main characteristics |
Supported media |
CD-R |
| CD-RW | ||
| DVD-R | ||
| DVD+R | ||
| DVD-R DL | ||
| DVD+R DL | ||
| DVD+RW | ||
| BD-R | ||
| BD-RE | ||
| DVD-RW | ||
| BD-R DL | ||
| CD | ||
| DVD | ||
| DVD-Video | ||
| BD-RE DL | ||
| Blu-ray 3D | ||
3D compatible |
Yes | |
Bonus compatibility |
BD-Live | |
DLNA certification |
Yes | |
Remote control |
Yes | |
Video section |
Supported video formats |
Xvid |
| MPEG2 | ||
| MP4 | ||
| MKV | ||
| AVCHD | ||
Video resolution(s) |
4K | |
Video standard |
NTSC | |
| PAL | ||
Native 4K/UHD |
No | |
DVD upscaling |
4K | |
Supported photo format(s) |
JPEG | |
| MPO | ||
Audio section |
Supported audio format(s) |
DSD |
| AAC | ||
| MP3 | ||
| FLAC | ||
| WAV | ||
| WMA | ||
Multi-channel decoder |
Dolby Digital Plus | |
| Dolby TrueHD | ||
| DTS-HD High Resolution Audio | ||
| DTS-HD Master Audio | ||
Connectivity |
Video outputs |
HDMI Female |
Audio outputs |
S/PDIF digital audio | |
Additional connector(s) |
1 X USB 2.0 | |
| 1 X Ethernet - RJ45 Female | ||
Physical characteristics |
Width |
415 mm |
Thickness |
43 mm | |
Depth |
182 mm | |
Weight |
1.2 kg | |
Power supply |
Consumption |
17 W |
Standby consumption |
0.5 W | |
Warranties |
Commercial warranty |
Seller 2 years |
Legal warranty |
See terms & conditions |
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Product referenced on 25 Aug 2017
It doesn't say anywhere that the unit is not compatible with 4K ultra HD blu-ray discs and the confusion is reinforced by the notion of 4K upscaling.
If I had known I would have taken the Panasonic DP-UB450 and not the BDT380. How is it possible to continue to sell these 380 when they are outdated?
Nice BD playback but does not play 4k media, upscales BD for 4k TV, nuance. Above all, the wifi module does not work on the 2 devices received. So there is at least one defective series. I'm not sure if this is a good idea or not, but I'm sure it's a good idea.
I bought this Blu-Ray player to replace my PS3 which was my default Blu-Ray player. I wanted a wifi compatible player (for player updates, interactive blu-ray content, miracast, etc...) and that goes well with my Panasonic plasma TV which is a few years old (it is from the end of 2012). I'm not disappointed, once the update of the player is done (in wifi), I could test the various features, including the miracast with one of my smartphone under Android, the MKV movie playback via the USB port of the player, the internet and its browser, the few apps installed by default and of course the Blu-Ray. There is a settings menu to adjust the picture and sound settings, but also the connectivity settings. The player can be turned on and off via the HDMI cable on the TV, and the play/pause, forward/backward and stop buttons on the TV remote work well. The only downside is the quick start function of the player, which I find does not change the start up speed, which by default is already fast enough.
