Review on Sony UBP X700 Blu Ray Player Vision by Micha Kaczmarczyk ᠌

One of the very few kinds of player that comes equipped with two HDMI outputs! One for the video signal, and the other for the audio signal to be sent to the receiver. Because of this, it is possible to keep the receiver turned off and not drive video through it while it is in journey to the TV without worrying about causing any damage to the image. This is an exceptionally convenient feature. Alternately, you might use an older receiver that does not support Dolby Atmos or DTS:X as a standalone device. Since the player is able to output audio in a decoded PCM format to the HDMI port, it is compatible with any older receiver that supports HDMI or S/PDIF Coaxial connections. This means that everything will function, even if your receiver only has codecs for DVD discs. The amazing video image processor that is included in this player is the primary selling point; it is the same processor that is included in OPPO's flagship High-End players. It's not merely an interpolation of DVD and Blu-ray resolutions to 4K for today's televisions. DVD quality is brought up to the level of 1080P by internal image processing algorithms, while Blu-Ray quality that has a good bit rate is almost as good as 4K resolution. The vast majority of inexpensive players do not possess any sort of excellent video processor. If you have a 4K television, the player will work wonderfully for you. On the other hand, an older DVD collection will still look fantastic when played on a normal Full HD TV.