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Killer nurse movie part 1

We don t have netflix, but satellite packages with movies and we rent for ones we want sooner. The first blu-ray looked great and noticeably better than ordinary DVD, but it is hard to tell a big difference in our set up between 1080p Blu-ray and 1080i HD. And we ve rented a few films from Amazon a la cart and they worked without a hitch and looked just great in HD. That really increases the value and utility of a blu-ray/DVD player. Unless you have some other media bridge system in your set or otherwise, don t miss this really great addition. I have had this player a few days and like everything I buy I push it to see what it will do. I hardwired this player to my home network I needed to upgrade to BluRay and looking for Netflix because FIOS movies are kiiling me in pay-per-view pricing. BluRay features and quality outstanding performance fast load etc. Upscaling gets a 10 Netflix is a cinch to download and playback is very high quality. Internet services YouTube, slacker radio, Amazon Video-on-Demand and about 2o more services. I only care about Netflix the other services seem to be a total waste I played around with all of them for about 20 minutes and lost interest. This is a great player, easy firmware upgrade, easy to connect to Internet and general setup. I paid too much. But I think I got the expected SONY quality in return. I don t agree with the negative comments on video quality, etc. I highly recommend for the average consumer who wants a good return for investment, not a cheap flipsy cabinet like some other brands, very nice styling and easy to use. I bought this for my husband for Christmas 200 I decided on this blu-ray model for a few reasons: 1 Capable of streaming not only Netflix, but also Amazon Unbox purchases and rentals, YouTube, and Slacker Radio 4 Mostly good reviews on Amazon, minus the few complaining of poor Netflix streaming which I figured could be fixed with the latest firmware update from Sony This was our first blu-ray player and my husband was so excited to get it set up on Christmas day and start streaming Netflix through it so we wouldn t have to renew our Xbox Live membership, which we only use to stream Netflix through the Xbox 360, as we are not big gamers The Xbox is our media extender. We quickly got the BDP set up with a wired Internet connection on our Linksys WRT54G Router and Onkyo TX-SR507 receiver using an HDMI cable. When we turned on the BDP, it walked us through a fairly easy to use setup wizard. After going through the setup, the BDP notified us that a firmware update was available for the player, and indicated in order to use the Internet streaming features we must push the update to the BDP. So, of course we did the update and set out to test all the features of our new BDP. This is where the problems began. 1 Could not get any BD to play in Dolby Digital to the Onkyo receiver however, regular DVDs would play in Dolby Digital. Read the instruction manual and could find killer nurse movie part 1 NOTHING to indicate a setting change to make this work. Looked all over Sony s website for any information on this and came up short handed once again. Finally, I took a chance on Onkyo s website and found information in their FAQ noting that the audio on some BDPs must be set for bitstream. I couldn t find anything in the audio settings on the Sony BDP-N460 in regards to bitstream, so I manually started changing all of the audio settings one-by-one and then killer nurse movie part 1 play the BD to see if it came through the receiver in DD. Well, low and behold finally when I changed the BD Audio Setting from Mix the default to Direct I killer nurse movie part 1 able to get DD sound on my BDs through the receiver. It was a little perturbing that this setting and not the Dolby Digital setting would be the one that would allow BDs to send DD output to the receiver. Sony needs to make this clearer as I m sure a good portion of their customers hook up their BDPs to receivers and enjoy DD surround sound. 2 Along with the BDP, I bought my husband 8 new BDs for Christmas. Not only did it take an unusually long time for the feature film to load on all of these, but most of the extra features on the BDs would not play at all. I finally broke down and contacted Sony Support on 12/26/2009 for this issue 45 minute wait for Online Chat and when I finally got to chat with a support representative, I was asked what BDs I was having a problem with. I told him all 8 of the new BDs I purchased Harry Potter 1-6, Polar Express, The Hangover would not play the extra features.