Blu-ray.com Exclusive: Blu-ray Player Benchmarks


*Table by aiman04


*Chart by Y3k Bug

Power on time:
Measures the time the player takes, in seconds, to power on from the remote control and to convey that it is ready to work via the HDTV display. The lower the number the better.

Disc Eject Time:
This test measures the amount of time it takes, in seconds, for a player to fully eject the disc tray while playing a Blu-ray movie. The lower the number the better.

Movie Load Time – Basic:
Measures the amount of time, in seconds, that a player takes to load a film, encoded without Java or BD+, from the time the disc tray starts closing to the time that content appears on the screen. BD drive speed can impact this number. The lower the number the better.

Movie Load Time - BD-J:
Measures the amount of time a player takes, in seconds, to load a film, encoded with BD-Java, from the time the disc tray starts closing to the time that content appears on the screen. BD drive speed can impact this number. The lower the number the better.

Movie Load Time – BD+:
Measures the amount of time a player takes, in seconds, to load a film, encoded with BD+ copy protection, from the time the disc tray starts closing to the time that content appears on the screen. BD drive speed can impact this number. The lower the number the better.

BD-J Overall Performance:
This measurement calculates the player's overall ability to efficiently execute BD-Java content. This will affect the player's smoothness of menus, games, and other features using BD-J. Some players will not execute this benchmark and are marked with a red “NO” in the performance section. A "NO" rating does not indicate poor performance, but simply that the player in question does not support the form of media that the test disc is recorded on. The higher the number the better.

The following tests measure player's BD-Java graphics abilities. These numbers show how efficient the player will be at loading and navigating menus as well as Java based games.

BD-J Small Object Performance:
Measures smoothness and speed of small Java graphic objects – the higher the number the better.

BD-J Large Object Performance:
Measures smoothness and speed of larger Java graphic objects - the higher the number the better.

BD-J Scaling Performance:
This test measures the player's ability to scale Java graphics for BD menus and games. The higher the number the better.

BD-J Opacity Performance:
This measurement calculates the player's ability to render graphics that are opaque. The higher the number the better.

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This post has been edited by edvpc: Jan 4 2009, 02:00 AM

woot..v10

so Fast?? v10 wor..

this is fast
listing 2009 must buy bulu-ray

This post has been edited by Scavengers: Jan 4 2009, 02:24 AM

holy, V10 already,another milestone for the Blu-fans. need to pick some title for the coming CNY.

woot, v10 already. congrats
anyone selling eagle eye bd?

Hi everyone,

This has been posted in the Street Fighter IV thread and since the Collector's Edition features a full-length anime as a BD itself, here's something I'd like to share to the benefit of those getting the game.

http://forum.lowyat.net/index.php?showtopi...post&p=22693858

Not sure if this has been posted, as I noticed most gamers would opt for candy rather than (IMHO) better freight-forwarding service, which is cheaper to boot.

Still waiting for my stocks to arrive..no blu this weekend..

Morning GUYS ... anyone buy the mask?

Morning everyone. It's V10 but the BLU community still hidden in the PlayStation section.

When will we reach the general community?

wow V10...sound like F1 engine

wow... V10. That goes to show that the BD community is growing at light speed rate.

woot...v10!!

yay v10!!

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me too.

I can never follow this tread its SUPER fast moving !!!

Anyway 2 all the bluray evaluators here....congrats V10 adi !!!

My one BluRay wish for 2009:

All BluRay prices for new titles releases from Hollywood are now under US$20 max (or same price as DVDs)

This post has been edited by danmooncake: Jan 4 2009, 11:59 AM

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