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Product Name: | Panasonic Streaming 4K Blu Ray Player with Dolby Vision and HDR10+ Ultra HD Premium Video Playback, Hi-Res Audio, Voice Assist - DP-UB820-K (Black) |
Manufacturer: | Panasonic |
Model Number: | DP-UB820-K |
Product SKU: | B07N3PQM5N |
UPC: | 885170334618 |
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It's the Optimizer & HCX processor that's what separates itself from the rest.
Not to mention you have to manually turn on/off DV with Sony.
If cost was an issue I would give up DV before those two and go with the 420.
It's pretty much the same player without DV.
Yep. That's what I did too since my projector doesn't support Dolby vision.
Although I still find myself tempted by the UB9000 *only* because it looks cool. 🙄
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This is for people that still want to use disc media. Usually because they want the absolute best quality audio and video. No streaming option currently available can consistently match 4k disc quality.
That said, streaming is pretty good these days and it's definitely more convenient not to have to mess around with buying, storing, and loading discs. So you're not wrong to have a preference for streaming, you're just wrong if you think a preference for physical discs is completely pointless.
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I doubt any upscaling can help when the original DVD quality is far lower to begin with.
For DVD playback only, you may as well just get a basic Blu ray player for a lot less.
If you also have Full HD (1080P) Blu Ray discs, but not UHD Blu Ray discs, then the player decision becomes more difficult since upscaling of 1080P Blu Ray content to 4K might be worth paying more for a nice UHD Blu Ray player. Perhaps the UB420 would be a good bet in that case (since it only lacks Dolby Vision and not sure if that even matters if you're only upscaling 1080P Blu Ray media to 4K / UHD and not playing UHD Blu Ray discs).
Will let others chime in (since I am not an upscaling expert by any means).
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Probably technically better compared to an old DVD player with HDMI. But I wouldn't expect miracles. Most DVD's would still look like ass even upscaled due to ancient mastering and often incorrect framing (the dreaded "full frame" 4:3 DVD's). Definitely wouldn't recommend for that purpose. You basically have to get 4k/UHD discs and be a cinephile for this to make sense. You'd have to have at least some interest in 4k/uhd discs.
Can always get a 4k upscaling blu ray player for much cheaper than this deal. Blu rays often still look quite good upscaled to 4k, but not DVD. Again, the reality is if the intent is to watch DVD's it's not going to be worth it 95% of the time. But at least then you only invested $100-150 rather than $350-450 for this higher end player.
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Honestly speaking, I haven't put any DVD in my Blu-ray player in ages.