Blu Ray Player With 2 HDMI outputs

[boydjp420]

I am looking for a blu ray player with 2 hdmi outputs so one can go to my 3d tv and the other to the receiver. I know panasonic and samsung have one, I was seeing if there was any other ones out there. Thank you very much for your time.

 

[yaz96]

You just need an HDMI splitter. Or why not go to the receiver and then out to the TV?


edit - fixed, that's what I meant! thanks

 

[jayn_j]

Not a switch, a splitter. A switch will only go to one at a time.

Like this: For only $46.92 each when QTY 50+ purchased - 1X2 PRO Series Powered HDMI Splitter (1.3b ATC Certified) | HDMI Active/Powered Splitters (they have others as well)

 

[TheForce]

Oppo BD-93 does that. Plus, you'll want 1.4 as well so Oppo is your player.

 

[boydjp420]

That Oppo is way too expensive, and a splitter won't work it needs to be HDMI 1.4. The only one I could find that is 1.4 still does not work for 3d, once you plug the other hdmi into your receiver the 3d stops because my receiver isn't 1.4.

 

[TheForce]

Then try this one HDMI 1.4 Splitter, 2-port - SW-29203, $74.95 IT's 1.4 HDMI pass through if you also need to share the internet and don't want to run an ethernet cable to your TV.

BTW- What 3D Blu Ray player are you considering or have that is lower price than the Oppo? I'm shopping for a player too. I did not spend too much time looking at the CES show. Ran out of time.

 

[boydjp420]

That splitter won't work already saw that one. Read the questions section it says it turns 3d off when connecting to a 1.3 receiver. I have been looking at the Samsung BD-C7900 I found it for under 300 and Im looking at the Panasonic DMP-BDT300 and DMP-BDT350

 

[teachsac]

Panasonic, Samsung, and Oppo are the three that have dual outs. I have the Panasonic and the Oppo.

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[Ilya]

Most splitters won't work as you need HDMI 1.4 for your TV set and HDMI 1.3 for your receiver.

 

[boydjp420]

The Samsung BD-C7900 is the way to go. I got it on Amazon for $289.99 and free shipping. It has 2 HDMI outputs, supports everything, has Samsung Apps, built in wireless, 1GB storage. GREAT DEAL!!!!

 

[TheForce]

Be sure to post back with your hands on experience. MY first BluRay player was a samsung and I had bad luck with it because they were always very late in the Java upgrades for the new movie releases. Because of that was why I bought the PS3 as a BluRay player backup. Then I replaced it with an Oppo BD-83SE. The Oppo has had a few issues playing some disks but the software upgrades were usually only a week delay. My BDP1400 would take up to 6 weeks before an upgrade would be available. Hopefully yours doesn't have that problem because it is a heck of a price saving over the Oppo.


BTW- I will be using the decoder in the player and analog output for DD7.1 for audio so splitting HDMI is not an issue right now for me.