Mar 01

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Sharp BD-HP17U AQUOS 1080p Blu-ray DiscTM player
 
Manufacturer: Sharp
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Product Description

Now you can enjoy the best of 1080p video on your AQUOS® LCD TV. Especially designed to work with AQUOS LCD TVs, the BD-HP17U AQUOS Blu-ray DiscTM player provides seamless operability via the AQUOS LINKTM function through the HDMITM connection. Performing as if it were all one system, the BD-HP17U's BD Live allows connection to the internet for studio content on BD-Live Blu-rayTM discs. The Quick Start feature let's you enjoy gorgeous Blu-ray DiscTM video with the touch of a button in as little as 10 seconds1. With HDMITM outputs and 1080p as well as DVD up-conversion, you can enjoy full digital high-definition video and high-fidelity audio. View JPEG digital images as a slideshow from a recorded CD-RW/R. Features HDMITM Output - Simple One Cable Connection A one cable connection carries complete digital audio and video content between your HDTV and the BD-HP17U player for the best high-definition video and highest fidelity audio in home theater today. Blu-ray DiscTM technology brings the multiplex experience right to your home. Full HD Resolution - An Amazing Home Theater Experience Enjoyed in the Comfort of Your Home The Blu-ray DiscTM format has full 1080p resolution capability - that's the maximum picture resolution available today. 1080p = 1,080 lines of vertical resolution, progressively scanned. High Fidelity Audio - Real Life-Like Sound Blu-ray DiscTM technology lets you take advantage of the latest surround sound formats such as Dolby® TrueHD. This means you will enjoy high quality lossless 7.1 Channel digital surround that is bit-for-bit the equivalent of the master recording. HDMITM Up-scaling - Backwards Compatible Even your existing standard definition DVD library can look better than ever because Blu-ray DiscTM players are backwards compatible with your DVDs. By optimizing standard DVD playback signals to 1080p , the BD-HP17U can deliver more picture and sound quality.

Product Details

  • HDMITM Output - Simple One Cable Connection
  • Full HD Resolution - An Amazing Home Theater Experience Enjoyed in the Comfort of Your Home
  • High Fidelity Audio - Real Life-Like Sound
  • HDMITM Up-scaling - Backwards Compatible
  • JPEG Viewing * AQUOS LINKTM Function * Quick Start - Enjoy Movie Content Quickly without Delay

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Jan 11

It will not play new Blue Ray DVDs–reads but then hangs up. It won’t even eject or turn off. I had to unplug it and restart before it would even eject. Still plays older blue rays and regular dvds.

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Jan 10

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Jan 07

Ok here is the deal, i just bought a sharp blu ray player and i thought everything would be great, 1080p and all, but when i go to change the settings on the hdmi output of the player to 1080 p i get the error message “this setting is not possible because the connected equipmentdoes not correspond to this format” why is it doing this? what does it mean? and HOW DO I FIX IT I WANT 1080 p. Also i have a sharp aqos, you know the tv that this blu ray player was supposedbly designed for? THANKS!

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Jan 06

My Sharp Blu Ray player (only 2 months old!) plays other Blu Ray discs but refuses to play a brand new Blu Ray disc that I bought (movie:Australia) It takes 3 minutes to read the disc and than says “finished reading” and nothing ever happens!!! Help?

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