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Posted 29 July 2023
Sony UBP-X800M2 4K Blu-Ray Player with SACD & DVD-A Support (With Code) @ eBay / Hughes
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Sony UBP-X800M2 Ultra HD 4K with HDR Blu-ray Player
WhatHIFI Review
Key Features
• Blu-Ray Player
• 2 HDMI Sockets
• Dolby Atmos
• 4K + 4K Upscaler
• Disc/Bluetooth/WiFi
Details
Find yourself at the heart of every movie and series. 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray shows everything in finer detail than ever before, so you feel like youre seeing the real thing. Go deeper into the detail with High Dynamic Range (HDR). Combined with the clarity of 4K, HDR brings previously hidden areas alive with new brightness, shades and colours. HDR signals contain up to 100x the brightness of a standard (SDR) signal, massively increasing peak brightness while retaining deep and highly-detailed blacks, for an entirely new viewing experience.
Listen as lightning cracks, sirens wail, and car horns blare all around you in startling clarity with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, the leading audio codecs favoured by cinemas everywhere. Dolby Atmos treats sounds as separate objects, releasing them from typical channels to move freely around and even above you, for deeply immersive surround sound.
Support for the new BT.2020 colour spaces means access to a much wider range of colours than conventional TV signals offer. This ultra-wide colour space means content creators can deliver much more saturated and realistic colour, from deep aquatic blues to natural greens and vibrant reds.
Upscale the frequency and dynamic range of MP3s and other compressed music and even your CDs to near high-resolution quality, so you can get the full experience of the original recording. DTS:X can create an unlimited number of audio objects which adapt to your speakers in real time, to get the biggest impact out of every movie soundtrack.
WhatHIFI Review
Key Features
• Blu-Ray Player
• 2 HDMI Sockets
• Dolby Atmos
• 4K + 4K Upscaler
• Disc/Bluetooth/WiFi
Details
Find yourself at the heart of every movie and series. 4K Ultra HD Blu-ray shows everything in finer detail than ever before, so you feel like youre seeing the real thing. Go deeper into the detail with High Dynamic Range (HDR). Combined with the clarity of 4K, HDR brings previously hidden areas alive with new brightness, shades and colours. HDR signals contain up to 100x the brightness of a standard (SDR) signal, massively increasing peak brightness while retaining deep and highly-detailed blacks, for an entirely new viewing experience.
Listen as lightning cracks, sirens wail, and car horns blare all around you in startling clarity with Dolby Atmos and DTS:X, the leading audio codecs favoured by cinemas everywhere. Dolby Atmos treats sounds as separate objects, releasing them from typical channels to move freely around and even above you, for deeply immersive surround sound.
Support for the new BT.2020 colour spaces means access to a much wider range of colours than conventional TV signals offer. This ultra-wide colour space means content creators can deliver much more saturated and realistic colour, from deep aquatic blues to natural greens and vibrant reds.
Upscale the frequency and dynamic range of MP3s and other compressed music and even your CDs to near high-resolution quality, so you can get the full experience of the original recording. DTS:X can create an unlimited number of audio objects which adapt to your speakers in real time, to get the biggest impact out of every movie soundtrack.
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Edited by AJ10, 29 July 2023
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The only major drawback of this model is that Dolby-Vision selection is manual rather than automatic.
1. Start playing a 4K disc and press [Display] on the remote. If it shows Input as Dolby Vision then exit to Sttings and turn the DV option On (if not already On).
2. Leave DV on. If the disc is not DV then I believe it effectively generates DV meta data to give an 'improved' picture on a DV TV. Pressing [Display] should show Input as HDR but Output as DV.
Personally, I now leave the DV option on all the time and don't worry about it.
P.S. This is a large/long player so had to be placed sideways to fit on my unit next to the TV. However, as there is no display and and as the remote still works well I am very happy with it.
This will play all three. (edited)