SPIKE718
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Help please. I am considering upgrading my (oldish) Denon for a Pana BDT 210 or 310. I am a bit confused by this statement in a review of the 310 I've just read online.
"The biggest talking point on the rear panel is the presence of two HDMI outputs. That makes it possible to enjoy 3D pictures and HD audio soundtracks simultaneously if your AV receiver lacks HDMI v1.4 inputs. It's a feature we loved on the BDT300 and we're pleased to see it return. Of course, if your AV receiver boasts HDMI v1.4 inputs then the second output is of little use."
I currently feed DVD picture direct to my screen via HDMI and its sound to my receiver via optical. Is it safe to assume that this method will still provide as good a sound as is possible from the new Blueray player.
Any thoughts would be much appreciated
Thanks
"The biggest talking point on the rear panel is the presence of two HDMI outputs. That makes it possible to enjoy 3D pictures and HD audio soundtracks simultaneously if your AV receiver lacks HDMI v1.4 inputs. It's a feature we loved on the BDT300 and we're pleased to see it return. Of course, if your AV receiver boasts HDMI v1.4 inputs then the second output is of little use."
I currently feed DVD picture direct to my screen via HDMI and its sound to my receiver via optical. Is it safe to assume that this method will still provide as good a sound as is possible from the new Blueray player.
Any thoughts would be much appreciated
Thanks