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Question: Aspect Ratio I just received the BD35 for Xmas and was given the narnia movies and iron man, but none of them fill up the entire screen.  Has anyone else had this problem?
Document: Both worked fine with my Yamaha receiver and would display the DTS-HD Master Audio coming through.Not sure if this is something a firmware update could fix or not? Currently Panasonic has nothing listed on their site and I have not seen anyone else post a problem with the DTS audio on any forums? It's possible that I just received a bad player from Panasonic. After I take it back and test it out. I will try reposting whether that will fix the issue or not.
I'm impressed with the Panasonic DMP-BD35 Blu-Ray player. I've watched The Hulk, Iron Man, and the Fifth Element and been very pleased. No unexpected pauses, or glitches of any kind. This is my first Blu-Ray player, so the load time between disk insert and play takes a little getting use to - its not as fast as DVD players, but not bad.
This unit received great reviews here and on CNET, Engadget etc. But Panasonic discontinued it after a super-short 4-month product cycle. Its replacement, the BD60, isn't available yet thus creating artificial price spikes for the BD35. Having given up finding it online, I drove down to my local Costco to get a regular player - and found this unit AVAILABLE AND ON SALE (bring your coupon)!
Wow, what an experience. My only complaint, and I think this is a disk format problem, is the image keeps switching throughout the movie from full screen to 16:9 with black bars on the top and bottom then back to full screen. I rented "You don't mess with the Zohan" and didn't experience this problem.I thought readers might appreciate my experience hooking up the BD35 to my wireless network.
The remote is also relatively small and very easy to learn and use.The images are always clear and crisp, with beautiful sound from all the latest movie releases. Some movies that have been outstanding to watch have been Iron Man, Hellboy 2, The Mist and Wall-E. Even a few older films are top quality, such as Road Warrior but we have found this is dependent on the transfer process (and quality) of the movie to Blu-Ray.
After spending a year watching beautiful HD-DVD movies I decided to purchase an evil BluRay player. The first movie would not even load. The player began loading the disc then returned to the bootup screen. Subsequent movies would play for 4 to 5 minutes before the picture would drop out. Most times the audio remained but occasionally the entire bit stream would drop. Removing the player from the same cabinet as my Toshiba HD-DVD player would get the player to get thru a movie with only a few dropouts.
The sound quality is fantastic and it seems they fixed the issue with an attunated LFE output on the previous model. Upconversion of standard DVD seems very good. I also own a Toshiba HD-A35 and love its upconversion quality and the BD35 is every bit as good if not better. I also like the zoom feature that allows me to see DVDs that are not anamorphic being scaled and still fill the screen. With this zoom feature applied, my Star Wars original version DVD still looks very good.
I can say that that it's not true. The picture quality is markedly better on myPanasonic TH-50PX60U 50-Inch Plasma HDTVwhich is a 720P unit.Another surprising improvement is the audio. I didn't expect that the audio would be much different from a standard DVD but I could tell immediately when I started up my Iron Man disc that the channel separation was more crisp and the way my system utilized my subwoofer was much more effective.
Remember the old, "Product specifications are subject to change without notice." Well, they did. Before I bought this, I downloaded the manual to make sure I would have no connection problems. Okay: HDMI to the Panasonic Plasma Display and Digital Coaxial to my Onkyo. When the BD35 arrived, the manual was the same as downloaded, but there simply was no Digital Coaxial Output on the back of the player. None, zero, zip.
I received the Panasonic DMP-BD35 player at the beginning of the month and was excited to start using it. Being in the film industry I work at HD resolution (and higher) each day- and am sure I would go crazy without good HD viewing at home.
Answer: More info... black bars on the top and bottom are normal, even on a widescreen tv.