A admin Audioholics Robot Staff member Apr 16, 2004 172 0 0 Sep 2, 2010 #1 The Onkyo THX Certified BD-SP808 Blu-ray player is Profile 2.0 with all the BD-Live features that entails, has an SD card slot, and an HDMI Source Direct mode for outboard video processing. It streams Blockbuster Video on Demand, is DNLA 1.5 certified, and includes remote in and out 3.5mm jacks and an RS-232 port for installer use. The premium Marvel Qdeo chipset upconverts all video to 1080p. What's it missing? Basically 7.1 analogue outputs for integration with legacy receivers and $200 off the price. If you're not interested in the 7.1 outs (or DVD-A, SACD, 3D, or a host of other streaming features available right now on players that cost less), the Onkyo BD-SP808 is for you. Discuss "Onkyo THX Certified BD-SP808 Blu-ray Player First Look" here. Read the article.
The Onkyo THX Certified BD-SP808 Blu-ray player is Profile 2.0 with all the BD-Live features that entails, has an SD card slot, and an HDMI Source Direct mode for outboard video processing. It streams Blockbuster Video on Demand, is DNLA 1.5 certified, and includes remote in and out 3.5mm jacks and an RS-232 port for installer use. The premium Marvel Qdeo chipset upconverts all video to 1080p. What's it missing? Basically 7.1 analogue outputs for integration with legacy receivers and $200 off the price. If you're not interested in the 7.1 outs (or DVD-A, SACD, 3D, or a host of other streaming features available right now on players that cost less), the Onkyo BD-SP808 is for you. Discuss "Onkyo THX Certified BD-SP808 Blu-ray Player First Look" here. Read the article.
Kennydee Junior Audioholic Sep 21, 2009 57 0 8 65 Quebec Laurentians Sep 2, 2010 #2 Blockbuster plans bankruptcy in mid-September, media reports say Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/news/th...edia+reports/3451092/story.html#ixzz0yNsUQJ7i Wonder if the Blockbuster planned bankruptcy will change anything with their video on demand service????
Blockbuster plans bankruptcy in mid-September, media reports say Read more: http://www.vancouversun.com/news/th...edia+reports/3451092/story.html#ixzz0yNsUQJ7i Wonder if the Blockbuster planned bankruptcy will change anything with their video on demand service????
