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Question: My old Panasonic (DMP-BD35K) provided audio playback during the first level of fast forward. Does this player offer that same function?
Document: I originally brought home the Panasonic 220 version Blue ray player. I upgraded to the 320 for the audio options. CDs on the 220 sounded worse than old personal portables. The 320 sounds a smidge better. The so called 'tube' options do very little to improve the basic sound quality. It's a shame that a DVD player with such fine picture quality, fails to deliver in sound reproduction. My first generation Oppo universal disc player offer excellent sound at the same price.KLC
It sounds like a good idea but it doesn't work well at all. It's not precise and mis-reads your gestures. It also requires the screen to be on so you can see the available menu choices. This is hugely annoying if you've already turned off the TV and/or only want to listen to audio CDs. There's no eject button or any of the other choices you're accustomed to on a remote (forward, rewind, pause). My Bluray player is in my cabinet at above-eye-level so it's really hard to find the eject button on the player by fishing around on top.
The player itself is as promised. Lightweight, slim and feeds and plays the disk in a first class manner. My complaint is with the "laptop" style remote pad. Way too sensitive (for me) and difficult to find the function you're looking for. In the future I would save $30 and get the 220 model without the new remote.Panasonic DMP-BDT220 Integrated Wi-Fi 3D Blu-ray DVD Player
Regular buttons are consistent and can be done in the dark without even looking. These no way. But even if I use the conventional Panasonic TV remote that was designed to control this too it operates inconsistently and slow.The worst is that it has an incredibly poor execution of BD Java that makes all the menus and functions unreliable. Sometimes you can select scenes and sometimes you can&#8217;t.  Sometimes it will fast forward, sometimes it won&#8217;t.  Sometimes the pop-up that shows where you are in the film comes up and won&#8217;t come off the screen until you completely eject the disc and start over.And after about a year of extremely light use (not our primary TV), it started having audio visual sputters and glitches in the picture.
After purchasing a Panasonic plasma TV my old surround sound didn't have HDMI input/outputs. This is why I purchased this product. After set-up I started noticing intermittent problems. Occassionally when changing channels from a standard 480i format to a 1080i channel, the picture would go blank and nothing would resolve the problem until I powered the TV and the surround sound system down. I run my cable box to the DMP unit via HDMI cable and HDMI cable to the TV. Also, I never know what the unit will do everytime I power it on e.g; sometimes the sound will come on at the level I turned the unit off with and sometimes the sound will come on at zero level.
I purchased this as an upgrade from my Panasonic DMP-BD55 blu-ray player. I'm glad I did not listen to the reviews complaining about the remote or complexities. It's a very intuitive device. I did spend a few minutes looking over the manual and quick setup. Wireless setup was simple and fast and did a firmware update. I registered the player with my Amazon Prime account and tried out streaming. I've watched several HD movies and some TV shows and experienced excellent picture quality, and performance, with no problems at all (this was my first experience with streaming video) and I'm very pleased.
This model does not come with a full fuction remote control. It comes with a touch pad version.To use a function you must press a "KEYS" key. Then select one of the 3 types of KEYS screens displayed on the screen. Once you have selected a KEY screen you must then use the Touch Pad to scroll to the function you wish to use ie Fast Forward, Stop, Rewind. All this on screen on top of your movie or program. And the remote does not light up making it impossible to do all this in the dark.After you have done this a few times it becomes very irksome.I do not recommend this unit.
First of all, if you are young and carefree and have time to memorize the various remote swipes, you'll probably enjoy the remote. I really wanted to enjoy it, but it just got too frustrating. If you don't need an optical out and 3D support on your player, go with the bdt220. It has a normal remote and basically the same everything else. I finally got a universal remote and it's almost perfect... if I could only find the eject code for it.It's a fast unit, and the quality of video and audio are great.
I have had no bugs, skips or malfunctions of any kind with regard to music or Blu-ray playback. This unit will bring out the best in your Blu-rays. The streaming seems very solid, although I have had some Netflix issues. But, it had nothing to do with the wi-fi in this unit.CRITIQUES: Because the player has stunning design and performance, I was patient enough to stick with the remote. It will be a deal-breaker for some though. But I appreciate what Panasonic is doing here--they are taking a risk in order to get the consumer to the next level in terms of remote usability.
When I finally did, the representative said that since I had setup the unit already, the activation code would not be displayed again unless I "reset" the player. That sounded reasonable but they gave me reset instructions for another Panasonic unit because their instructions discussed buttons and features on a remote that I did not have. I called back again. Panasonic support again me reset instructions for a unit other than the DMP-BDT320. I tried again and this time was elevated to a third level support desk. This person finally supplied me with the reset instructions for the DMP-BDT320.
Answer: Yes the new Panasonic Blu ray DVD player does the same thing