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After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - Moley - 10-03-2020
Ok since I've just bought a new Samsung D6530 led TV, I'm now on the look out for a samsung blue ray player , has anyone got any tips for me ??
After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - Sparkystav - 10-03-2020
Get one with surround sound as well.
I had an lg one but given it to the missus and tret myself to a 3d bluray player with surround sound.
After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - Barry - 10-03-2020
Have you given a Sony PS3 any thought? Games console and a really good blu ray player all in one, and a lot cheaper than most blu ray players as well.
After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - FirebirdPhil - 10-03-2020
No 3D with Play station???? or have I missed that, if it is then 100% go for that.
After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - jay_russell - 10-03-2020
yes 3d with plays with ps3
After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - Moley - 10-03-2020
So 3D will play on a ps3 , oh well thats buying a blue ray player off the list then . Thanks guys
After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - Saraj - 10-03-2020
yep, ps3 defo does 3d.
I have been playing GT5 and Killzone in 3d.
Works well to stream as well from you pc.
Get a ps3 and then a separate surround system
After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - Moley - 10-03-2020
Ok next question can you have the ps3 in another room /in a cupboard in the hall and still play games in the livingroom?
After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - sprinter2012 - 10-03-2020
Moley Ok next question can you have the ps3 in another room /in a cupboard in the hall and still play games in the livingroom?
It could be done as long as the controllers were still in bluetooth range, and you would need a wirless TV streamer (someone on here asked about one a while ago, theres a whole thread on it) for sending TV signals wirelessly between devices.
Although do you really want to have to leave the room and go down the hall everytime you want to change game or watch a dvd?
After buying new TV , needind advice for blue ray player - is300_dino - 10-03-2020
you can use the ps3 as a server, connect to the router and you can stream to a seperate computer or tv on local network. also upgrade the hard drive to as many terabites as you require and load as many films/games/music as you like.