hi, i tried to contact Pioneer about their Blu-ray Players. hi, i dont get this, on your Blu-ray Player BDP-94HD , and the BDP-HD1 , the BDP-94HD is the better one, but yet it only supports this : Video: WMV, WMVHD, MPEG1, MPEG2 (HD), VC1 and on your BDP-HD1, it supports all of this :WMV, WMVHD, MPEG1, MPEG2, MPEG4-AVC, VCI so if i get a video file from my computer and converted to Mpeg4 , it wont work on your best top of the line player ? and another thing, is it true about some Players able to detect a burned back-up Blu-ray disc and self terminate , i mean turn its self off, or that u have to keep your phone line pluged in at all times ? Now is this PIONEER ELITE BDP-94HD worth buying ?? Thanks, Best Site Ever
I'm sure both players support the same mandator Blu-Ray codecs (MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 codecs including: AVC (A.K.A. H.264), and VC-1) Is the player worth buying? No! If you want a truly high end Blu-Ray experience go for the new Denon player. Its the only one that supports Blu-Ray's interactive features. Plus it has the best in class video/audio processing and upscaling. Denon DVD-3800BDCI http://www.highdefdigest.com/news/s...nces_Flagship_DVD-3800BDCI_Blu-ray_Player/801 Ced
cool, i was reading the specs on the Pioneer from their official website, so thats why i was puzzeled why their best player wasnt supporting the same as their other player. Thanks, will check out about that Blu-ray player
