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Question: samsung bdp 1400 or 1400c? Anyone know what the difference in these two is? Hoping the c is the newer model with firmware already updated, but ?
Document: Give me a break! On another movie,  "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End", it stuttered (paused} a few times. The other two played correctly. Samsung needs to have much more frequent updates to handle the changing blu-ray formats. ( I know of a commercially available blu-ray/DVD copy program that is updated weekly to handle the newest movies! )I've also used it as a DVD upconverting player. It works very well for that.
I bought two of these units when they first came out (2007?). Firmware up to date (through network connection) but now wont play any newer blu-ray discs (such as "Bruno" or "Taking Woodstock"). No problem playing older blu-ray discs. Samsung not respond to email. I will never buy Samsung again.Update: Samsung emailed me to suggest I reset the unit (which I had done numerous times) or just wait for the next update!
The firmware has to be updated constantly to watch newer BR releases, and it takes 1/2 hour or so to update.3. If you pause a BR movie, it times out after only a few minutes, and will lose your place. You have to restart the movie and find where you were; there is no place in the menu to turn this off.4. It is not compatible with a lot of the cool extras on newer movies like Wanted and Watchmen.
I did a lot of research before purchasing this player. I knew what I was getting into and went for it. I know there are some quirks about this player, but if you pay attention to some simple instructions the player is virtually flawless.I guess I went into this with the attitude that this is a newer technology. Most of these players that are out right now have some of the same problems as the Samsung.
I have been quite happy with my 1400. I updated the firmware via ethernet after taking it out of the box and have had no real issues with it. Plays every disc I have thrown in it with out a single hiccup. Some discs load slower than others but for the most part its not an issue. The 1400 does output DTS-MA & TrueHD sound via bitstream output to a receiver capable of decoding it.
It's a great Blu-Ray player. But if you can't find it for cheap and your forced to fork over $400... don't. Buy yourself the Panasonic something model 30. That's the one I would liked to have gotten but I just couldn't pass up on the cheap cheap price of the Samsung 1400!
Wonderful, I've had the player for about two months and it is already in need of getting repaired.This will probably be the last DVD player which I will purchase from Samsung. I previously had a Samsung DVD-recorder which developed the same problem, but it would not play newly released DVD's.
Samsung BD-P1400 1080p Blu-Ray Disc PlayerBefore deciding to purchase my Samsung BD-P1400 I studied many of these customer reviews and they were very useful. I also read a dedicated AV Science forum online concerning this model player. First, all of the information and customer reviews highlight the endemic problem that implementation of newer Blu-Ray standards is occuring gradually. Moreover, features are evolving, meaning that we are all taking some chances when we purchase any Blu-Ray player (that is not a PS3).
You have to sit there and watch your TV screen and make sure you don't miss the end of the DL. After that it take about 15 minutes to process the DL. This part you can snooze through.After a hour and a half of  two unsuccessful DL and one good one the players still didn't play Die Hard! You have to DL and even newer FW.SO after downloading  two firmware version. It finally played  Die Hard but the video jittered about 4 times through the movie.
Went through two of these. Amazon sent email saying that the problems with this machine were more widespread than they had known, and that another (3rd) one would not be sent and that they would prefer to just refund my money.I D/L the firmware and all, the BDP1400 is a fault-laden machine period ending. I know the prospect of less money is appealing but buy the Sony S500. I also went through two of the Panasonic BD30's.
Answer: C means it came with the Cable (C HDMI) usually sold at Costco.