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Question: Non-HD TV Does anyone know if this product works with a non-HD TV?  We are behind the times, and have no interest in getting a new TV.
Document: I LOVE my new blu-ray player. This is an excellent entry model by LG. I've hooked it up to both a high-def digital television as well as an older analogue TV. Works like a charm with both. I mostly use it for streaming internet content~ it costs less than a Rokubox but plays discs in addition to streaming. I don't know why anyone would opt for a Roku anymore with blu-ray prices this low!
I am not happy with this unit. After about one year, I was getting intermittent "No disk" messages but the unit would work after a few open/closes. Now the unit reads "No disk" almost all the time - funny thing is that it works just fine if it recognizes the disk. Now I have to buy a new unit after only 16 months. Customer service was no help. I do not recommend that anyone buy this unit.
This is a follow up to my earlier positive review. It seems this product has problems with some non-blu-ray discs during playback. I returned my first unit because I thought the problem was a defective machine. However the new one Amazon sent me had the same problem with brand new regular DVD discs. For some unknown reason the player would suddenly go to a black screen, then some white static then resume playing the disc.
First BD630 I recieved had a non-functional HDWI connection. Amazon replaced it & the new BD630 works great. The upconversion from regular DVD's is really extraordinary. Fifteen year old DVDs look almost as good as Blu-Ray. I still have yet to buy a Blu-Ray DVD, because of this feature!
So, I believe that LG has made some terrible change in their firmware but will not own up to it.So, be forewarned and be VERY careful about taking any new firmware from LG.NEW INFO: after getting a network snooper, I was able to see that the LG is using bad DHCP messages. Some routers can accept them, but the netgear cannot (and I suspect others cannot either). I switched to static IP (and setup the assignment in the router) and now it works.
This is basically just a comparison of the local media functionality between this LG BD630 player and the Sony Google TV player.So I'm trying to make this movie in HD for my brother who has the Google TV player, but I have the LG player so I decide to test it first on my player. First, I put a 720p MKV file on a data DVD and test it in my LG player. It works perfect.
Purchased to try out our 30-day trial of Netflix. We don't have a hard-wired ethernet cable connection close to TV so we connected it to existing wireless ethernet hub (that we know works because we use it to connect DirecTV receiver to home network). Went to Internet Connection in Settings and set up automatic connection. Settings indicated connected to router and router connected to internet, yea!.... until we tried to connect to Netflix, YouTube or other network services on menu.
This bluray player has done the job. I've had it about a year now, and never had a single problem with it. It has a nice looking design. Easy to navigate and uinderstand. Also plays the non-bluray discs, which is nice since we still have many of those. Netflix is loaded on it, which we have taken advantage of numerous times. All in all, this is a great bluray player for the money.
I can push "play" over and over, and nothing happens, and then it will finally play, and this is with me aiming directly at the receiver on the DVD player, and about 2-feet away. Other buttons are also non-responsive, but finally, after about a dozen times, the player starts playing again. This is so frustrating. But, on the other hand, the picture is great, really spectacular, even on my "Twilight Zone" DVD's from the early 1963 era.
I haven't bothered with trying to rent a movie through it so I can't comment on that aspect.It also plays DVDs great without issues. Its remote conveniently works with my Vizio TV, so I don't have to deal with remote juggling just to set up a movie. It's a great product for the price, and I couldn't be happier. Although it does get pretty warm if it's been running for a long time, this doesn't seem to affect its performance as far as I can tell.
Answer: yes it does. i has a video and audio out (left/right)