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Question: Will it play blurays made for 50/60Hz?
Document: It was as if someone pressed pause for a nanosecond and then let the video play for another two seconds, then pressed pause again for a nanosecond, then played, etc. Watching even 10 minutes of a movie made me very tired. Two other 370s in other houses were perfect, silky smooth. I also determined it was not FiOS bitrate, so it was obviously the player.
I bought the WiFi antenna for it. Great for Netflix if you have the bandwidth. Does a good job with standard DVDs. Can't tell much difference from the BluRays.
The remote is decent, kinda cheap feeling, but whatever.In summary, this player plays good blurays. Idk about cd's older dvd's, divx, usb blah blah, i got it to watch blurays and it shows them off perfectly.
No 3D; but then if you don't have 3D TV now, saving 50$ now by not buying a 3D capable player is worth it. In my case I am not going to upgrade for the next 2 or 3 years and so in 3 years time, I can spend another $100 for a good player at that time, IF I really decide to upgrade to 3D TV!
This is my first blu-ray disc player, and I am really impressed.The picture quality of DVDs and Blurays discs are excellent. I also have aSony Bravia M-Series KDL-32M4000 32-Inch 720p LCD HDTVso this could also be a reason for the great results.The video quality on the netflix service is wonderful. And, the other audio and video services are good as well.I downloaded the BD Remote app to my  Iphone Touch. Now, I can control the player with my Touch.
And then the disc drawer often freezes closed and you have to turn it off for 5 minutes. I made a video feature about this issue here:[...]Better buying samsung I've decided.
The wireless ready function is only compatible with the Sony wireless USB card, which costs another $70. Thanks Sony. Searching for solutions, and a way to not have to pay anymore to Sony for the deception, I found the Zyxel WAP3205 Wireless N access point. It takes about 10 minutes to set up and then becomes a wireless bridge to connect the blu ray player too. The hit for the wireless access point is $50.
This is a well built product and matured quickly in terms of updates from what I can see. My old bluray made my Samsung would be a 1 star if I voted today. I'd recommend this player to anyone. DLNA is quite possibly my favorite feature on the player.
Watch HD streaming and it looks better, but nothing at all like what HD should be. For the record if I watch the SAME video/episode from my PC with a VGA cable directly to the TV it looks fantastic! So the problem is definitely the player. Note that I am using 50" 1080i TV and HDMI cable, and as I stated before, BD discs look great, it's just the streaming video that is garbage.This is not limited to online content either.
- don't know about commercials yet), HuluPLUS (subscription TV shows and movies *with* commercials in some? most? but not all), and Amazon Video On-Demand (haven't tried it yet). I'm still working my way through the services, seeing what they offer and how they work.The quality of video streamed from the Internet is relatively good, although not nearly as good as a well-made DVD or Blu-ray.
Answer: By doing simple online search, Sony BDP-S350 or BDP-S370 is NOT compatible with 50Hz content. Some Bluray players can convert 50Hz to 60Hz so you don't need a 50Hz display. If the player is just compatible with 50Hz but does not covert the display then it will need a 50Hz display to show the content.