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24 Responses to “Samsung HT-BD8200 Blu-Ray Sound Bar Home Theater System (Black) Review”
@ichi2k Incorrect. One major drawback was the inability to upconvert to 1080p. Meaning, that component cables in require component out. And the same for composite. I had to do HDMI on the Blu-ray and HDMI on the Satellite box.
@erickmarshall1 Mine arrives wednesday and i cant wait to hook it up….get a calibration disc for your TV to get the best quality….this is my first blu ray player and im excited…i just would like to see a demo of it bcuz the anticipation is killing me!! lmao
@Blazin4qb So far so good.
The load time is very good and the quality
is as good as any other Blu-ray Player. I just
got it online by running Cat5e cable to my
router. I’m not paying $70ish bucks for their
wireless USB stick. Netflix loads very quickly
too.
December 9, 2010 at 1:09 am
So do you put up to 4 hdmi cables of stuff like ps3 into the reciever and 1 to the tv? and if so how do you switch hdmi visual output?
Thanks Dan
December 9, 2010 at 2:18 am
@ichi2k Incorrect. One major drawback was the inability to upconvert to 1080p. Meaning, that component cables in require component out. And the same for composite. I had to do HDMI on the Blu-ray and HDMI on the Satellite box.
December 9, 2010 at 2:19 am
really considering getting this, is £240 a good price? any pros/cons.. thanks.
December 9, 2010 at 4:12 am
@erickmarshall1 Mine arrives wednesday and i cant wait to hook it up….get a calibration disc for your TV to get the best quality….this is my first blu ray player and im excited…i just would like to see a demo of it bcuz the anticipation is killing me!! lmao
December 9, 2010 at 6:02 am
how is the samsung surround? i was gonna pick it up today but i wanted to get some opinions first.
December 9, 2010 at 6:43 am
@Blazin4qb So far so good.
The load time is very good and the quality
is as good as any other Blu-ray Player. I just
got it online by running Cat5e cable to my
router. I’m not paying $70ish bucks for their
wireless USB stick. Netflix loads very quickly
too.