3D + mkv BluRay player?

lapino · 03-07-2012, 6:43 AM

Hi

Time to upgrade my Panasonic BD60. Looking for a (not too expensive, max 150 euro) player that is 3D Enabled and can play MKV/MP4/AVI etc with subtitles flawlessly.

Advice?

Ryu · 03-07-2012, 10:37 AM

The LG BD620 is what you need. Plays MKVs with subtitles flawlessly too. You can drop an srt file next to the mkv file and select it from the menu before the movie plays.

£150 - blu-ray that plays mkv files?

lapino · 03-07-2012, 10:56 AM

How about the Panasonic BDT-220 ?

Ryu · 03-07-2012, 11:01 AM

Can't comment on the Panasonic as I don't own one, but I am very happy with the LGBD620 and it's great value for money.

lapino · 03-07-2012, 11:06 AM

I asked because I just checked some reviews and most of them state it's a very good player, but the Panasonic is faster with boot up times. Not that it's a deal breaker for me, but if the Panny is as good as the LG (especially with MKVs) I'd rather go with the fastest player (price is same in Belgium).

Ryu · 03-07-2012, 11:54 AM

Fair enough, I went for the LG as it was £111 and the Panasonic is £170 here in the UK. Both are good players

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Ryu Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Thanks: Gave 19, Got 19 Posts: 244	The LG BD620 is what you need. Plays MKVs with subtitles flawlessly too. You can drop an srt file next to the mkv file and select it from the menu before the movie plays. £150 - blu-ray that plays mkv files? Last edited by Ryu; 03-07-2012 at 10:40 AM.
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lapino Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Oudenaarde Thanks: Gave 1, Got 24 Posts: 1,160	How about the Panasonic BDT-220 ?
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Ryu Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Thanks: Gave 19, Got 19 Posts: 244	Can't comment on the Panasonic as I don't own one, but I am very happy with the LGBD620 and it's great value for money.
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lapino Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Oudenaarde Thanks: Gave 1, Got 24 Posts: 1,160	I asked because I just checked some reviews and most of them state it's a very good player, but the Panasonic is faster with boot up times. Not that it's a deal breaker for me, but if the Panny is as good as the LG (especially with MKVs) I'd rather go with the fastest player (price is same in Belgium).
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03-07-2012, 11:54 AM	#6
Ryu Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Thanks: Gave 19, Got 19 Posts: 244	Fair enough, I went for the LG as it was £111 and the Panasonic is £170 here in the UK. Both are good players
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