"60 frames per second is the video display rate on most TVs.

Since 60/24 is not an integer number, there is a motion artifact associate with going from 24 to 60 frames per second. Since they usually show one frame twice and the next frame 3 times (and repeat).

People would prefer to have 24 fps output to avoid this artifact. The 24 can be multiplied to 48, 96 or even 120 without adding such artifacts"

Sorry gone  .

Actually, 60hz refresh rate represents complete reconstruction of the screen image 60 times every second. The two frame rates are 24p (for movies) and 30p (progressive 60i scan for native progressive displays). 60p represents 60 frames per seconds.

1080p/60hz : outputs a signal from your tele.

That's an explanation.....

The latest version of Feb 2011
http://www.sony.com.my/support/download/436579

I actually never update my BDP-S360 although I do download almost every update available..

i heard Sony bdp370 can get as cheap as 300+...
wats that the standard price evrywhere?

im keen on getting this player...

Anyone has purchased the Sony BDP-470? Feedback appreciated. And what is the best price on the street?

How sad. I found some potential ones in Mudah. But dont trust Mudah fella's.

connection is player-hdmi-avr?
avr shud auto detect if the bd disc contain hd audio tracks.
sometimes, if the disc has multiple audio tracks, u need to select the right audio at the disc-menu-audio options.
anyway, like to ask if anyone has tried playing 4k bd on normal bd player, normal avr?
normal tv gives no 4k effect, i suppose?

If u want to play 3d, the player, disk, avr n TV must be all 3d.
3d disc usually have 2d option, u can choose if yr avr n TV r not 3d.

That should not be the case. You need to check setting on your player. Is it set to pass through ?

the player audio output options shud b in settings when u turn on the player. set it to pass thru.
i took a quick look at yr player specs, shud be ok, alto discontinued model.

if 3d player but not the avr n TV, try to play 3d, a message will pop up, can't play at all.
revert to 2d on disc menu or change to 2d disc, it plays, avr auto detect hd audio, can go to disc audio options to choose other audio tracks.

Sori,

If I am repeatin.. but wat avr is it?
N when u say u cant get dts hd ma/dolby tru hd , wat does tat mean? Is it de on scrn on avr doesnt show ? Or at de bdp scrn?
If judging by de sound from spkrs, there is very little diff [ of cos, othrs will beg to differ ] between lossy n lossless 5.1..

BTW, u can stil work tis [3d] by connectin one hdmi to ur display n othr hdmi [or digital/optical] cbl to avr for odo..
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Denon wif hdmi? Older avrs only hv component/s-video n optical/digital..
Even wif de hdmi.. only de latest can play 3D [ n soon tis would be superceded by atmos processing / 4k ..]
Most ppl who hv hi-end older avrs buy a 2 hdmi-out bdp so they can bypass replacing de avr [flgshps are bloody exp n if its still workin great.. ] ; its a little bit more exp but hey .. a new hi-end avr would cost even more..
BTW ur bdp shld at least hv either a digital or optical connexion but tis will only let thru lossy odo - it tats any concern..

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i just read up a bit on 4k upscaling, 4k pass thru, HDMI 2.0... and now this dolby atmos!!

dolby atmos avr supposedly can take up to 64 speakers... hmm... $$$!

so hard to catch up... my next move, will get a 4k player device and 4k tv first. enjoy the 4k video hdmi direct to tv, hv just the core dts/dd from avr.
question really is... even 4k videos are rare, how many dolby atmos bd's/files are available?