JVC XV-BP1 Blu-Ray Player Reviews

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Pros: Gorgeous designUSB InputPlays any disc you throw at itUpconverts like a champNice remote Cons: No A/V CompulinkCould use more than one "resume" bookmark The Bottom Line: Don't wait, buy it now! Review: Slick, simple and elegant, the XV-BP1 is the right product at the right time. With BD Live and USB jack on the front, you are ready to play nearly any video, audio or photo file at your convenience with outstanding 1080p upconversion. from Shopping.com I bought this Blu-ray player specifically because it was capable of playing MPEG4 content. It did not disappoint. from Amazon.com I like JVC products inspite of the fact that they don't seem to last very long. I've had three of their basic dvd players thus far and I have one of their digital TVs. from Amazon.com This is one of the greatest buy you can have when selecting a Blue Ray player. Those in the know will know that the Oppo BDP 83 is currently regarded as the top dog in the Blue Ray player market for its picture & sound quality as well as a versatile universal player in SACD and DVD-A playback. For those who do not need SACD and DVD-A, the JVC XV BP1 offers almost the same performance at less than 50% of the Oppo's price. First off, the picture quality of all Blue Ray players are almost identical. from Amazon.com Brilliant! My top-of-the-line ([...] special) sony blu-ray player doesn't even play Mp3 - yet alone Divx, Xvid, h.264, MKV, Mpeg-4 etc... What a disappointment that electronics manufacturers seem to be decreasing the availability of file formats on their players. from Amazon.com After hearing some promising reviews of the new JVC player, I bought one for a great price online ($230 shipped). It has been lauded for its fast load times and strong overall performance. from Amazon.com It works great and covers all the media I currently use, and has more
media sources if I get into making some videos myself.

from Amazon.com it does have a few cons in limited tweaking and the brightest damn blue lights on the front that make you think you're seeing a squad car in your rearview mirror. from Amazon.com i bought this blu-ray player specifically because it was capable of playing mpeg4 content. from Amazon.com my top-of-the-line ([...] special) sony blu-ray player doesn't even play mp3 - yet alone divx, xvid, h.264, mkv, mpeg-4 etc... from Amazon.com

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Released	6 months ago
DVD Type	Blu-Ray Player
Playable Disk Types	DVD Video DVD-R DVD-RW DVD+R DVD+RW CD (Audio) CD-R CD-RW BD-RE
Exterior Color	Black
Memory Card Slot	USB
Audio DAC	192 kHz
Depth	9.96 in.
Height	2.28 in.
Inputs	1 x LAN
MPN	XV-BP1
Number Of Discs	1
OSD	Yes: English, French, Spanish
Outputs	Composite x 1, Component x 1, Analog Audio x 2, Digital Audio Coaxial x 1, Digital Audio Optical x 1
Playable File Formats	MPEG2 MPEG4 WMA JPEG MPEG1
Progressive Scan	With Progressive Scan
Remote Control	Standard
Video DAC	148 MHz
Weight	6.2 lb.
Width	16.93 in.

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