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.
Blu Ray Player With 2 HDMI outputs
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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
edit - fixed, that's what I meant! thanks
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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)
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)
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.
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.
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.
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
Panasonic, Samsung, and Oppo are the three that have dual outs. I have the Panasonic and the Oppo.
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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.
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.
