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Samsung BD-P2500 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player specifications:
- Full HD 1080p
- BD Live 2.0 Ready
- Ethernet and USB for firmware upgrades
- Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital True HD
- DTS HD upgradable
Samsung BD-P2500 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player review:
The final interactive experience is here. The Samsung BD P2500 is BD Live 2.0 prepared so you may be able to enjoy special interactive features, download extra content from the internet and more. You will also enjoy bold color and crisp details with full 1080p resolution. Movie night just got more thrilling with the highest quality audio and an unbelievable picture.Get prepared for the final interactive film experience. The Samsung BD P2500 allows you to take full benefit of interactive features like downloadable video content, ringtones, games and more. Download extra content from the internet or chat with friends when watching the same movie.You’re in full command with the BD P2500. Anynet+ delivers simplified, one touch control over all your Anynet+ matched devices like the TV, AV receiver, and home theater. You may be able to operate all of them with a single remote control. A true “plug and play” product, it comes with a buyer Electronics Control feature that allows you to operate Samsung HDMI merchandise with one remote control.
Samsung’s BD P2500 is BD Live 2.0 prepared with an ethernet port so you may be able to enjoy special interactive features, download extra content from the internet, and more. It has 1Gb of onboard memory and a USB port for memory expansion. You’ll enjoy bold color and crisp details with full 1080p resolution. The BD P2500 also offers breakthrough improvements like Hollywood Quality Video HQV processing and 7.1 Channel analog audio outputs creating a powerful HD audio visual experience. Plays Blu ray discs, upscales standard DVDs, and is matched with BD ROM, DVD ROM, DVD R V mode only, DVD RW V/VR mode, Audio CD, CD R, CD RW, and AVCHD discs. Movie night just got more thrilling with the highest quality audio and an unbelievable picture.
Key Features
Total BD Profile Compatibility right out of the box, allows you to instantly enjoy the new interactive features available, as well as BD Live Profile 2.0 and Bonus View Profile 1.1
- Lots of Memory and Easy Upgradeability: The BD P2500 comes with a fitted, wired Ethernet connection, 1GB of interior flash memory, and a USB port for memory expansion
- Full HD 1080p
- HQV processing chip for the highest quality looking at of Blu ray discs, upconversion of standard DVDs, and looking at of JPEG images
- HDMI 1.3 output with xvYCC Deep Color support, and a 24fps film mode, exhibiting smoother, more natural playback of film based material.
- 7.1 Channel Dolby TrueHD Sound And dts HD Master Audio able of decoding the new high resolution digital multichannel audio soundtracks
HQV Video Processor
In a perfect world, every disc’s image that passed through your Blu ray disc player into your HDTV could offer immaculate 1080p video with flawless color, impeccable detail, and nary some pesky video sound. In the real world, though, pristine source material isn’t available for each Blu ray disc—due to age or neglect of the original elements—and there are lots of movies and TV shows on DVD that you’ll still want to watch on your Blu ray player. HQV video processing is a good way of elevating those less than perfect video resources to a new level, and making sure that you’re to get the most out of your beautiful high definition video display.
To do this, the HQV video processors built into better Blu ray players employ sophisticated algorithms to alleviate the problems that frequently plague less than perfect video resources. HQV processors examine many video fields now to find out where frames match up and where they don’t, and which objects are in motion inside those frames. In examining the video signal over time, the processor also establishes the correct frame rate or refresh rate of the original video signal—whether it’s a 24 fps film source or a 30 fps video source, for example—and ensures that it’s dealt with properly. HQV video processors are great at minimizing video sound without scrubbing the image of all its good detail, also as restoring many of the detail that’s lost consequently of violent video filtering throughout the Blu ray or DVD mastering procedure. And unlike many competing video processors, HQV processors boast enough processing power to keep up with the many video streams picture in picture and split screen found on many new Blu ray discs.
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BD Live
BD Live is a Blu ray feature that enables you to access special content via an internet connected Blu ray player. Because it is not coded into the disc, BD Live content is generally updated, generally new. With BD Live, your Blu ray disc is different every time you view it.
Check out the new previews, download special scenes, exclusive features and ringtones, and partake in online communities or games.
As BD Live continues to grow and expand, more features will become available, customizing features and content to your place or preferences. Now, your disc k |
Bonus View
| Blu ray Disc has 5x more storage capacity than DVD, which lets more content to fit on the disc. The extra storage capacity also means more room for special features like inline navigation, Bonus View, interactive games, deleted scenes, director commentary and more |
Navigate to special features, other scenes, or settings without leaving the content you’re watching.  |
Bonus View allows you to watch special features and commentary inline without leaving the movie.  |
High meaning Soundtrack Support and Output
Providing a really immersive HD home theater experience, Samsung’s BD P2500 is able of decoding the new high resolution digital multichannel audio soundtracks available. Out of the box, the player can output Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD and dts as an uncompressed PCM signal, as a bitstream, or via the 7.1 analog outputs for cinematic sound that’s comparable with the new movie theaters. Also, dts HD HR High Resolution decoding will become available with a firmware upgrade in the fall. The BD P2500 will also pass these and dts HD MA Master Audio as a bitstream output to a separate, external surround sound decoder.
HDMI Features
X.V Color

RGB Color Range
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XvYCC Color Range
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Thanks to the adoption of a newly accepted international color standard called xvYCC an choice in the HDMI v1.3 specification, the color space was largely extended.
All Sony XBR HDTVs support the xvYCC color profile Extended YCC Colorimetry for Video Applications, or “x.V. Color” for short. Standard RGB color space lets the display of a part of the colors that are viewable to the human eye. The next generation “xvYCC” color space really offers an available range of colors that exceeds what human eyes can recognize.
- Next generation “xvYCC” color space supports 1.8 times as many colors as present HDTV signals
- Lets HDTVs display colors more accurately
- Enables displays with more natural and vivid colors
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Deep Color
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So, where x.V. Color expands the available range of colors your HDTV can display, Deep Color increases the number of colors your HDTV can display inside that range, for smoother transitions from color to color.
- Lets HDTVs and other displays go from millions of colors to billions of colors
- Eliminates on screen color banding, for smooth tonal transitions and subtle gradations between colors
- Enables increased contrast ratio
- Can represent many times more shades of gray between black and white
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Specifications
Design
- Piano black with chrome accents and touch pad controls
A/V Features
- Compatible with BD Profile 2.0 BD Live, Profile 1.1 Bonus View, and Profile 1.0 interactivity features
- 1GB interior flash memory for BD Live
- Award winning Hollywood Quality Video HQV processing
- 24fps film mode
- XvYCC Deep Color
- Selectable DVD upconversion 720p / 1080i / 1080p
- Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD decoding
- Dts HD HR decoding via firmware update in the fall
- Dolby Digital Plus™, Dolby TrueHD, dts HD HR / MA bitstream output
A/V Connections
- 1 HDMI variant 1.3 output with CEC Anynet+
- 1 part output
- 1 composite output
- 7.1 Channel analog audio outputs
- 1 optical audio output
- 1 Ethernet connection for interactivity features and firmware upgrades only
- 1 USB connection for memory expansion and firmware upgrades only
Playable Media
- BD ROM, DVD ROM, DVD R V mode only, DVD RW V/VR mode, Audio CD, CD R, CD RW, AVCHD disc
Answers to Basic Questions About Blu ray
What is Blu ray?
Blu ray is a new optical disc format with over five and a half times the storage capacity of a regular DVD 25 GB versus 4.5 GB. A dual layer Blu ray disc can hold up to 50 GB of info. With that increased storage, movie studios can supply movies on disc in high meaning, offering 6x the resolution or image detail of DVD and up to eight channels of lossless better than CD quality digital sound. The new format may also supply interactive features that go well above anything ever offered before.
Is Blu ray different than HDTV?
HDTV, or high meaning TV, is a new broadcasting format that offers widescreen, high resolution pictures offering 6x the resolution or image detail of DVD, with up to 5.1 channels of audio. Till now, the signals were only available through over the air transmissions via an antenna, or through digital cable and satellite signals. You can’t get HD signals from a regular video tape or DVD. An HDTV is a high resolution video display that’s able of receiving and showing these HDTV transmits or pictures. Blu ray is a complement to your HDTV. It is a disc media format that has enough storage to include an complete movie, plus soundtracks and bonus materials, recorded in the high meaning format. You may be able to play Blu ray discs back on your HDTV and see the same, if not better image and sound quality as you do from HDTV transmits.
What kind of TV do I have to enjoy Blu ray?
You may be able to play back Blu ray movies on any TV with composite video or better inputs not RF, but to get a useful gain from the format over DVD you will want to have a high definition TV, or HDTV, with a vertical resolution higher than 480p, and preferably higher than 720p. Most Blu ray titles can deliver a picture with a vertical resolution of 1080i or 1080p. The more horizontal resolution the TV can reproduce, up to 1920 lines or pixels, the better.
How are Blu ray discs different than regular DVDs?
Blu ray discs are the same size as DVD or CD, but use a blue laser to store and read data as opposed to the red laser used in DVDs and CDs. The blue laser’s shorter wavelength, joint with a smaller aperture lens and a thinner cover level on the disc makes it possible to create a smaller beam spot size able of storing and reading more, smaller info on the disc. A single layer Blu ray disc can hold 25 GB worth of data, in comparison to 4.5 on a regular DVD. A dual level BD disc holds up to 50 GB. This translates into the capability to store a full 1080p HD image. This has a resolution composed of 1920 by 1080 progressively scanned pixels, in comparison to standard DVD’s 720 by 480 pixels. also, Blu ray has much wider bandwidth than DVD, delivering signals at speeds up to 48 Mbps, six times faster than DVD’s eight Mbps, and almost 2.5 times the data of an HDTV broadcast’s 19.2 Mbps. technically, it is violet, but who’s keeping track?
Will Blu ray discs play in my current DVD player?
No. You’ll need a Blu ray player to be able to read the smaller, denser info found on a Blu ray disc.
Will I be able to play standar DVDs on my Samsung Blu ray player?
Yes. Blu ray players are backwards matched with your standard DVDs. They may also play CDs.
Is Blu ray the same as HD DVD?
No. HD DVD was a competing format with less storage capacity than Blu ray. With Toshiba, its main champion announcing on February 19, 2008 that they could end production of HD DVD merchandise, the not many businesses that were behind the format declared that they could instead create merchandise for the Blu ray format.
What does up conversion mean?
Buyers have over 50 years worth of material in standard meaning formats. Up conversion is the procedure of taking that present, standard meaning material and converting it lines and pixels are copied to many degree to the higher resolution required to display those signals on an HDTV. When done well, the procedure can frequently improve picture quality, though it can not increase real resolution. The quality of the up converter, included in everything from up converting standard DVD players to Blu ray players and HDTVs, can frequently find out the quality of the picture.
What kind of cables, connections do I have to have to make Blu ray work?
You’ll need either a 3 wire analog part typically labeled Y, Pr and Pb or an HDMI digital video connection between the BD player and the TV. The HDMI connection is preferable. Not only will it supply better image quality, but it’ll pass along higher resolution audio and control info, also. You may get restricted up conversion alternatives with standard DVDs when using the part connection.
What is firmware and do I need it?
Firmware is like computer software, or the instruction set in the player that tells the hardware what to do under different conditions. Put a disc, and the firmware tells the player to read the disc. Press the Play button and the firmware tells the player to play the movie. Usually speaking, the firmware is invisible until the end user. But Blu ray keeps evolving, and new features keep being produced. With each new feature that a movie studio comes up with, hardware manufacturers have to release new instruction sets, or firmware, to deal with it. Samsung’s capability to easily update the firmware in their BD players makes them one of the best in the business.
Who supports Blu ray?
Now, almost everyone supports Blu ray. All the big movie studios have declared that they could support Blu ray with both new and catalog titles. Thousands of movies and music videos are already available. Most big electronics manufacturers have been behind Blu ray since the format’s beginning.
Can I rent movies on Blu ray?
Yes. Blockbuster, Hollywood Video and Netflix, among other places, offer Blu ray titles for rent.
Are my regular DVDs obsolete?
Not by the meaning Merriam Webster could use. You may be able to still play your regular DVDs on your Blu ray disc player, so they are still useful, but you will want to replace them with Blu ray variants as they become available in the new format so that you may enjoy the improved image and sound quality.
Is the only advantage to Blu ray the video quality? Why am I supposed to upgrade to Blu ray?
You’ll most likely upgrade due to video quality, but you can also appreciate the improved sound quality available on many players also as the advanced interactive features. Blu ray offers the new generation audio codecs that can play back up to eight channels of surround sound with improved audio quality over that of standard 5.1 digital soundtracks. This will include Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, DTS High Resolution and DTS Master Audio. Blu ray also offers advanced bonus features that include interactive game features or picture in picture commentary tracks, not to talk about extra features that may be downloaded after the disc was made.
Do I have to purchase a new home theater system?
You do not need a new audio system, but you may want to at least have a surround system five speakers and ideally a subwoofer with Dolby Digital or DTS audio decoding to hear the theater like audio experience that’s available on Blu ray. Many BD players offer more advanced audio codecs that supply better quality sound through up to eight channels of surround.
What do all these audio formats mean?
You may be able to hear better than theater like audio at home. As George Lucas has said, sound is 50% of the movie experience. With the right audio equipment, you may be able to hear up to 7.1 channels of sound that’s no different than what the recording engineers heard in the mixing room.
What’s the benefit of 24p?
Movies are recorded on film at 24 frames per second fps. Video is recorded and played at 60 frames per second. Movies must be transformed to 60 frames before being played on your TV. Blu ray discs record movie content in the original 24 frame format, and change the signal inside the player to output at 60 fps for standard HDTVs. Many current HDTVs, like Samsung’s Auto Motion Plus 120Hz models, and undoubtedly more future ones, can accept and play back the 24 frame signal without the intermediary conversion to 60 fps, which offers a smoother, more natural looking image.
What does Profile 1.0, 1.1, 2.0 mean?
Blu ray’s plans for video are broken into three profiles, each with own set of hardware and software prerequisites. Profile 1.0 gave hardware manufacturers a grace period to create players that were able of Blu ray video playback, but did not have to meet the last standard profile prerequisites. This grace period ended October 31, 2007. These players, while not able to take benefit of all of Blu ray’s promised extra content, will supply full 1080p video playback.
Profile 1.1, aka BonusView, makes certain prerequisites mandatory: picture in picture, secondary audio mixing, a minimum of 256MB of memory built in or removable, and the incorporation of a virtual file system. Players produced and sold after October 31, 2007 are obliged to meet the Profile 1.1 specification, so will take benefit of 1.1 enabled bonus materials on certain BD discs.
BD Live Profile 2.0 makes compulsory all parts of Profile 1.1, but increases the memory prerequisite to 1GB and adds the hardware prerequisite of a network connection. This specification enables the even more interactive web based bonus material found on discs that supply such content.
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September 1, 2008 at 2:59 pm
Saw it discounted somewhere, great deal but forgot where
September 2, 2008 at 1:33 pm
Read reviews, all positive
September 3, 2008 at 9:26 pm
You can’t go wrong with dvd player at this price. It was so easy to set up that I thought I did something wrong. the picture is clear and the sound quality is good. Even if it only lasts a couple of years, I’ll feel like I got my moneys worth
September 4, 2008 at 2:12 pm
Couldnt find any pioneer dv 410v deals in Portland
September 5, 2008 at 11:37 pm
Great product. Really does play everything I have stashed for years. Old CD recorded movies in who-knows formats as well as all the new ones.
September 6, 2008 at 1:27 pm
Looked for coupon sites
September 7, 2008 at 4:29 pm
How long is the warranty?
September 8, 2008 at 9:17 pm
Pros: Great product for the low price. Cons: Difficult to find in stock
September 9, 2008 at 10:39 pm
Anyone know of a coupon for Jacksonville area?
September 10, 2008 at 8:19 pm
None of the stores in Fort Worth had it in stock so i had to buy it from ebay
September 11, 2008 at 0:56 pm
Check Amazon reviews
September 12, 2008 at 10:21 pm
Will check local outlet for any discounted deals on
September 13, 2008 at 9:15 pm
It has been reviewed everywhere, but i still couldnt find a coupon
September 14, 2008 at 11:10 pm
Compare pioneer dv prices here or on ebay, is my best guess
September 15, 2008 at 10:55 pm
i buy it at Frye Electronics store that had a lowest price, but usually online deals are better
September 16, 2008 at 7:24 pm
It’s hard to find it on a discount or closeout sales
September 17, 2008 at 10:14 pm
Enough comparisons, just buy it.