Samsung BD-P1400 1080p Blu-Ray Disc Player
from: Samsung
Product Description:
HDMI and HDMI CEC / Plays BD to 1920x1080 / Upconverts DVD to 1080p / Selectable 60 and 24 frame per second / Dolby True HD and DTS HD
From the Manufacturer:
Samsung's BD-P1400 is a perfect centerpiece to your media environment, providing the features you need for a fulfilling entertainment experience. Advanced Blu-ray playback technology gives you crisp, clear images, while added picture quality adjustment lets you set sharpness and noise reduction to your liking. HDMI v1.3 lets you experience richer colors. Dolby® Digital Plus and Dolby TrueHD compatibility completes the HD experience.
HDMI and HDMI CEC / Plays BD to 1920x1080 / Upconverts DVD to 1080p / Selectable 60 and 24 frame per second / Dolby True HD and DTS HD
From the Manufacturer:
Samsung's BD-P1400 is a perfect centerpiece to your media environment, providing the features you need for a fulfilling entertainment experience. Advanced Blu-ray playback technology gives you crisp, clear images, while added picture quality adjustment lets you set sharpness and noise reduction to your liking. HDMI v1.3 lets you experience richer colors. Dolby® Digital Plus and Dolby TrueHD compatibility completes the HD experience.
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Features:
- Dolby Digital, Dolby TrueHD, DTS HD support
- Ethernet Port
- 1080p display capability
- Upconverts DVD's up to 1080p via HDMI
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- Excellent Picture & Sound
Bought this player from Best Buy in October 2007 for $399.99 and have very few major problems with it.I keep the firmware up-to-date by downloading the lastest iso from the Samsung site, burning it as an "image" to cd-r, insert it in the player, which instantly recognizes it as a firmware upgrade...follow the prompts & it's done(approximately 20 minutes).
This is one of the earlier blu-ray players, but probably one of the best ones at the time I bought it.The picture quality and ... Read More
Rating: 
- Sucked
I think it was refurbished but it was not fixed.I do not watch many movies on it.I probably noticed on the second movie that it was skipping but thought it was disk.Later other problems arose. Since refurbed, the warranty had expired.I do not use today.
Rating: - Great player, if you don't want to watch BR!
I've had this player since November 2007.Every once in a while, I have had problems with a BR disc not working.The machine tries to load, then eventually says "This disc can not be played."Up until now, a Firmware update has fixed this.Lately, it seems like more and more of the new BR discs have this problem.I will load them one day and they work fine, the next time they don't.It got so irritating I called their customer support.They told me to use a BR cleaning disc.I bought one, ... Read More
Rating: - Major ripoff, full of bugs, not upgradable
This is one of the worst Blu-ray players on the market.
-It can take up to 60 seconds to eject a disc
-It rarely plays back a disc without problems, this includes DVDs that play fine on my Mac Mini
-Video quality is fine, but not worth the $
All-in-all I am very disappointed with the quality of this BR player. I wish I had either waited a couple years for the technology to mature or bought something that didn't suck.
This player is so bad we canceled ... Read More
Rating: 
- Good Player for the price
I got this player on January 2008, and as for now, no mayor problems. If you keep it updated (latest firmware) you should'nt have any problem.
- Excellent Picture & SoundBought this player from Best Buy in October 2007 for $399.99 and have very few major problems with it.I keep the firmware up-to-date by downloading the lastest iso from the Samsung site, burning it as an "image" to cd-r, insert it in the player, which instantly recognizes it as a firmware upgrade...follow the prompts & it's done(approximately 20 minutes).
This is one of the earlier blu-ray players, but probably one of the best ones at the time I bought it.The picture quality and ... Read More
- SuckedI think it was refurbished but it was not fixed.I do not watch many movies on it.I probably noticed on the second movie that it was skipping but thought it was disk.Later other problems arose. Since refurbed, the warranty had expired.I do not use today.
- Great player, if you don't want to watch BR!I've had this player since November 2007.Every once in a while, I have had problems with a BR disc not working.The machine tries to load, then eventually says "This disc can not be played."Up until now, a Firmware update has fixed this.Lately, it seems like more and more of the new BR discs have this problem.I will load them one day and they work fine, the next time they don't.It got so irritating I called their customer support.They told me to use a BR cleaning disc.I bought one, ... Read More
- Major ripoff, full of bugs, not upgradableThis is one of the worst Blu-ray players on the market.
-It can take up to 60 seconds to eject a disc
-It rarely plays back a disc without problems, this includes DVDs that play fine on my Mac Mini
-Video quality is fine, but not worth the $
All-in-all I am very disappointed with the quality of this BR player. I wish I had either waited a couple years for the technology to mature or bought something that didn't suck.
This player is so bad we canceled ... Read More
- Good Player for the priceI got this player on January 2008, and as for now, no mayor problems. If you keep it updated (latest firmware) you should'nt have any problem.
