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Jas777

838 posts

Ultimate Geek

#110803 16-Oct-2012 15:19

Has anyone brought one or know about the Pioneer BDP150 Blu-ray player? Is it any good?

Does it play well all the formats it says it does on connected external hardrives/usb sticks?

Or would be better getting a panasonic BDT220 player?

davidcole

6041 posts

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#702130 16-Oct-2012 15:55

I just bought the samsung cheapy one Model number has 5300 in it I htink. Does play off USB, but didn't like an MKV file if I recall correctly, and didn't like a freeivew|HD recorded ts file either...The samsung 5 Series LED tv however played everything.

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HiDefinition

19 posts

Geek

#705447 24-Oct-2012 03:06

Yep, bought 3 or 4 of them, all are working perfectly well and I expect they will do for some time to come.
Cheers

Jas777

838 posts

Ultimate Geek

#705736 24-Oct-2012 15:15

Thanks HiDefinition.

I actually bought one on labour day as Smith City had them with a 40% discount.

Dunnersfella

4086 posts

Uber Geek

#705981 24-Oct-2012 21:45

$180 for a BDP150 - that's a great price!

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