Will Blu Ray Discs also play through the Composite Component A/V output jacks? Can I use a standard Composite Video TV to see blue ray discs?
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Yes, you may also play the Blu-ray discs and view them with the Composite outputs on your TV.
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Thanks. I always wanted a Delorean--wouldn't have guessed it would come in this format, or via Amazon!My (older, though HD) tv does have component outputs, which I currently use. But if what you say is correct for this and other blu-ray players, it doesn't seem to make much sense to purchase a blu-ray player (I have a large collection of standard DVDs, including lots of Criterion Collection, which would benefit from upconversion; I'm not much for the blow it up movies that have so far dominated blu-ray production) unless and until we replace our tv with one equipped with HDMI inputs. That day will eventually come, but maybe not so soon. Thanks. I always wanted a Delorean--wouldn't have guessed it would come in this format, or via Amazon!My (older, though HD) tv does have component outputs, which I currently use. But if what you say is correct for this and other blu-ray players, it doesn't seem to make much sense to purchase a blu-ray player (I have a large collection of standard DVDs, including lots of Criterion Collection, which would benefit from upconversion; I'm not much for the blow it up movies that have so far dominated blu-ray production) unless and until we replace our tv with one equipped with HDMI inputs.... » Read More Thanks. I always wanted a Delorean--wouldn't have guessed it would come in this format, or via Amazon!My (older, though HD) tv does have component outputs, which I currently use. But if what you say is correct for this and other blu-ray players, it doesn't seem to make much sense to purchase a blu-ray player (I have a large collection of standard DVDs, including lots of Criterion Collection, which would benefit from upconversion; I'm not much for the blow it up movies that have so far dominated blu-ray production) unless and until we replace our tv with one equipped with HDMI inputs. That day will eventually come, but maybe not so soon. « Show Less
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Yes, they all play regular dvd's, not just blurays. If you only have a 720p/10801 television, then the bluray player will output the pic at that level. You may have to adjust the settings, but it will still out output it at 720p/1080i
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It has both a Composite (Yellow cable) and Component (Red, Green, Blue for video) connection for older TVs. There really isn't much point in getting a blu ray player if you don't have an HDTV, though. It's worth the upgrade if you can afford it.
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It only lists the following formats as playable: Multi-format playback: Capability now includes DVD-/+R, DVD-/+RW, VCD, SVCD, CD-R, CD-RW, and MP3 playback for flexible playback options.BD is not among them. I say that because, while I own one, I've never actually tried putting a blu-ray disc directly into the drive. As far as I know, it is strictly a DVD player. I use a PS3 for my blu-ray needs.I would opt for something else if you want blu-ray capabilities.
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Yes you'll be able to, but you'll have to find a way to get audio from the Blu-ray player because DVI doesn't support sound.
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NO, it did not come with any cabling to connect to a TV or Surround Sound Receiver. To get the full definition of Blu-Ray disc's Your TV will need to have an HDMI port, as the primary output from this player is HDMI. If it doesn't have one, I would consult someone locally that can help You determine if Your TV would be compatible.
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In order to play blu-ray discs through your computer. you need blu-ray player software and a graphics card/monitor that can display high-definition content. The software included with this player requires an expensive update to work with windows 8. It works with windows 7, but most computers using windows 7 do not have the graphics capabilities to view high definition video.
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I have the optical output from the unit connected to the Optical input of the amplifier and use a 7.1 setup--Most Blu Ray is 5.1 but now and then some of them are 7.1--Sounds fine--
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yes if your Blu ray hasn't HDI and the other doesn't you can use the RCA's ridden white your do the other is your picture you can plug them into a DVD or compatible input
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Hi Mark, playable disc for this Sony DVP-FX950 are CDs and DVDs only. It doesn't support Blu-ray disc playback. -Ely
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I have a Blue Ray with digital audio output, the video is with HDMI, but I want to connect the audio to an amplifier. It works fine with DVD and Blue Ray disks, but when I want to play a home made CD of music, it distorts with noise. The device will convert your TV output to rca, sure, but I can't tell you if you will hear noise. Is cheap, so you can try.
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No you cannot. I play my blu rays through my blu ray receiver then output to movie mate.I'm hoping they come out with a blu ray movie mate.
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To add to the others responses - you want the bluray player plugged directly into the receiver, rather than plugged into the TV and an optical cable running from TV to receiver. Then you should hear any sound produced when you have the blu ray and receiver on. You may need to turn on the TV to navigate menus on your Bluray.
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Does your blu ray player have the setting for the Audio Out set as Optical Cable. I know my PS3 Has the Video out as HDMI, and Audio Out as Optical. So Basically Same set up as you, but no HDMI from Home Theater to TV as I use my PS3 to play DVD's.
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Most DVD/Blu-Ray players don't have audio video inputs, only outputs. It would have to be a combination Blu-Ray and receiver.
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Yes I believe so The unit has a L/R rca jacks so if your blu-ray player has rca outputs it should be possible