Canon Puts Efficiency On PressSony BDP-S580
Manufacturer: Sony Part number: BDP-S580
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- The Sony BDP-S580 has built-in Wi-Fi and more streaming services than all competing Blu-ray players, but its user interface is mediocre.
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CNET editors' review
Sony BDP-S580 price range: $119.99 - $225.81
- Reviewed by: Matthew Moskovciak
- Edited by: David Katzmaier
- Reviewed on: 05/27/2011
- Released on: 03/15/2011
The good: The Sony BDP-S580 is a faster-than-average Blu-ray player and its exterior design is one of our favorites. The BDP-S580 has built-in Wi-Fi and the best current lineup of streaming-media services, including Netflix, Amazon Instant, Hulu Plus, Vudu, Slacker, and CinemaNow, and the free iOS and Android control app can search some streaming services.
The bad: The BDP-S580's user interface can be tedious to navigate. And even once you load a streaming service like Netflix, Sony's custom interface displays small cover art that can be tough to read. The BDP-S580 also lacks the popular MLB.TV service, as well as onboard memory for accessing BD-Live features.
The bottom line: The Sony BDP-S580 has built-in Wi-Fi and more streaming services than all competing Blu-ray players, but its user interface is mediocre.
If you're buying a Blu-ray player in 2011, you're probably as interested in streaming-media services as you are in Blu-ray. The BDP-S580 is a tantalizing option for a streaming-media fan, packing in more services (including Netflix, Amazon Instant, and Hulu Plus) than any of its competitors. It also has built-in Wi-Fi and an excellent smartphone application you can use to search Netflix and other streaming-media services--no competitor provides this option for searching inside Netflix.
Yet we can't recommend the BDP-S580 without a few caveats. Unlike other Blu-ray players, the BDP-S580 has its own custom user interface for each streaming-media service, and these aren't as good as the other players' interfaces. And Sony's main XMB interface can be tedious to use, especially when scrolling through all of the numerous streaming services. Since most buyers generally stick to just a couple of major services, competing units like the Panasonic DMP-BDT210 and LG BD670 that offer better navigation may be preferable. But if you want all of the niche services that Sony offers and don't mind putting in the effort, the BDP-S580 is a solid option.
Design
In terms of looks the BDP-S580 is our favorite 2011 model so far. Like most Blu-ray players it sports a glossy black front panel, with a minimalist aesthetic and no large buttons on the front. Instead the buttons are tiny nubs along the bottom edge, which we liked ourselves--although some users might prefer full-size buttons. There's a handy USB port on the front panel in addition to the one on the back.
The included remote is pretty good. It's relatively minimalist, with a lot of space devoted to the central directional pad and the playback buttons below. The only thing missing is a direct button for Netflix (which can be found on Samsung and Panasonic Blu-ray remotes, as well as many Sony TV remotes) or other streaming-media services.
The BDP-S580 can also be controlled by Sony's Media Remote app, available for both iOS and Android. It's the best remote app we've seen for a Blu-ray player so far, entirely because you're able to use your phone to type in searches of streaming-media services, a function that isn't offered by any of its competitors yet. If you've got a smartphone, the ability to use search using your phone makes up for some of the deficiencies in the player's user interface.
User interface
The BDP-S580 has a modified version of the Sony XMB interface, which will be familiar to users of the PlayStation 3, PSP, and other Sony home theater products. While we're fans of the interface on the PS3, it doesn't work quite as well on a standalone Blu-ray player.
One problem is the sheer number of services Sony offers. While we appreciate that Sony included lots of high-quality names like Netflix, Amazon Instant, and Vudu, many of the others (Singingfool, Flixster) seem more like filler. Even worse, Vudu is buried in with these other niche services, making it really difficult to find.
The user interfaces of the individual apps are mediocre too. As mentioned above, rather than give each app its own interface, Sony tries to creates a more unified look for all the services. Unfortunately, the result is less than ideal. The cover art in the Netflix and Amazon Instant interfaces is smallish and can be difficult to read while you're leaning back on the couch, especially on smaller TVs. And though the layout has improved significantly via firmware updates over the last couple months, it still lags behind the user interfaces of competitors like Panasonic and LG.
Overall, we definitely prefer the simple approach to streaming-media services offered by Panasonic and LG over Sony's. Check out our full review of Sony Bravia Internet Video for more information and comparisons of the content portals offered on Panasonic, Samsung, and LG Blu-ray players.
Features
| Key Blu-ray features | ||||
| Wi-Fi | Built-in | 2D-to-3D conversion | No | |
| 3D Blu-ray | Yes | Onboard memory | No | |
| Other: DLNA | ||||
The Sony BDP-S580 has a few premium features (built-in Wi-Fi, 3D Blu-ray support, smartphone control), but it doesn't have 2D-to-3D conversion or onboard memory. We wouldn't worry about missing either of those. In our opinion, 2D-to-3D conversion is little more than a gimmick, and onboard memory is only used for BD-Live features, which we never find ourselves using.
Like most players in its price class, the BDP-S580 is DLNA-compatible, which means you can stream digital media files over your home network using a DLNA server or off a connected USB drive. Supported file types include MKV, Xvid, JPEG, and MP3 (a full list of supported file types is available on page 30 of the user manual (PDF). While we were successfully able to play back our suite of test files, digital media files have tons of variation in how they're encoded, so your results may differ. If digital media playback is important to you, we'd recommend looking through user opinions on CNET and elsewhere to see how a player performs in real-world scenarios.
| Streaming-media features | ||||
| Netflix | Yes | Pandora | Yes | |
| Amazon Instant | Yes | Napster | No | |
| Vudu | Yes | Picasa | No | |
| Hulu Plus | Yes | Yes | ||
| MLB.TV | No | No | ||
| YouTube | Yes | Weather | No | |
| Other: Qriosity, Crackle, Slacker, NPR, Berliner Philharmoniker, Gracenote | ||||
Sony's content portal, Bravia Internet Video, is absolutely jam-packed with services. Even beyond the services listed above, Sony has a ton of niche video services that it supports, from Wired to Dr. Oz.
Amazon Instant Streaming is our favorite extra, especially for viewers without cable. While competing services like Vudu are a compelling alternative for video-on-demand movies, Amazon Instant offers by far the largest selection of TV shows for pay-per-view watching, including both network and cable shows. Sony Bravia Internet Video is also the only content portal to offer both Amazon Instant and Hulu Plus.
That being said, the BDP-S580 isn't our favorite Blu-ray player for streaming media, because of the user interface shortcomings discussed before. Again, check out our extensive hands-on review of streaming on Blu-ray players for comparisons.
| Connectivity | ||||
| HDMI outputs | Single | Analog outputs | Stereo | |
| Component video output | Yes | Digital audio outputs | Coaxial | |
| USB ports | 2 | SD card slot | No |
The Sony BDP-S580 has the same assortment of ports you find on most Blu-ray players. As usual its component output is limited to 480i resolution because of annoying AACS rules.
Blu-ray disc load times and player speed
| Blu-ray disc load times and player speed | ||||
| Average seconds | Composite score | |||
| Disc loading | 42.41 | Disc loading | 94 | |
| Netflix | 23.72 | Netflix | 131 | |
| Navigation | 5.57 | Navigation | 135 | |
| CNET speed rating | 109 | |||
| Higher composite scores indicate faster performance, with an average 2011 Blu-ray player having a composite score of 100. For more information, see our guide to how we test Blu-ray players. | ||||
(Longer bars indicate better performance)
The Sony BDP-S580 has a CNET speed rating of 109, which means it's faster than an average 2011 midrange Blu-ray player. The relatively high speed score is due to fast Netflix and navigation times, both of which are significantly faster than the competition.
The BDP-S580 is actually a little below average in disc-loading times, so if you'll mostly be using the player to watch Blu-ray movies, it may not be the best choice. The competing Panasonic DMP-BDT210 is the fastest disc-loading player we've reviewed this year.
If you're interested in all the details about the BDP-S580's speed compared with other 2011 players, check out our full 2011 Blu-ray player comparison chart and scroll down to the load times section.
Image quality
We put the BDP-S580 through our full battery of image quality tests, but before we get to the results, let's be perfectly clear--we don't think most buyers should worry about image quality when deciding what Blu-ray player to buy. The differences, especially on the Blu-ray side, range from minute to nonexistent, and even DVD performance is very close between players. The only exception is for people with home theater projectors, where you may actually see a difference on a 100-plus-inch screen. In that case, it may be worth shelling out for a reference-level Blu-ray player like the Oppo BDP-93.
If you're into the nitty-gritty image quality details, again, check out our full 2011 Blu-ray player comparison chart and scroll down to the performance section. For more information on our testing procedure, you can read more about how we test Blu-ray players.
| Blu-ray image quality: test patterns and program material | ||||
| Film resolution | Pass | 'Ghost Rider' | Pass | |
| Video resolution | Pass | 'Mission Impossible: III' | Pass | |
| Text overlay on film | Pass | 'Sunshine' | Pass | |
| Cadence tests | 8/8 | 'Tony Bennett: An American Classic' | Pass | |
| Chroma zone plate | Pass | 'NIN Live: Beside You in Time' | Pass |
You'll find no complaints from us on Blu-ray image quality, as the BDP-S580 passed every single test we threw at it. The only other Blu-ray player that performs that this well is the Oppo BDP-93, which sells for $500. However, we wouldn't read too much into that, as all the players have essentially identical image quality under real-world viewing conditions.
| Streaming-video image quality | |
| Netflix | Pass |
Though the image quality of Netflix streaming video varied a little bit last year between players, we haven't observed any differences so far among this year's models. The BDP-S580 provides the same Netflix image quality as other players, but remember streamed image quality varies a lot on a title-by-title basis, and also depends heavily on the quality of your broadband connection and home network.
| DVD image quality: Test patterns and program material | ||||
| Film resolution | Pass | 'Seabiscuit' | Pass | |
| Video resolution | Pass | 'Star Trek: Insurrection' | Pass | |
| Text overlay on film | Pass | 'Invite Them Up' | Pass | |
| Cadence tests | 7/8 |
DVD image quality was overall excellent on the BDP-S580, passing all of our program material tests. While it did fail a 2:2 cadence test, it's relatively rare for that to be relevant to typical media watching.
Conclusion
The Sony BDP-S580 has built-in Wi-Fi and more streaming services than all current competing Blu-ray players, but its user interface is mediocre.
User reviews
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Horrible for Netflix
by dna2go on January 3, 2012
Pros: Fine for blu-ray
Cons: Netflix playback is terrible I have never watched a full movie without it re-buffering.
Summary: Do not purchase this is you ever want to use Netflix. If you search Sony support forums or read the comments on this site you will see this is a ...
Summary: Do not purchase this is you ever want to use Netflix. If you search Sony support forums or read the comments on this site you will see this is a common issue that Sony, so far, has not fixed.
Each time I have tried to watch a movie after about 15 minutes the player will enter this cycle of re-buffering. Sony support will tell you that re-buffering is occurring because your internet connection.
My player is plugged directly into the router, no wireless.
I have had my connection tested twice and its a solid 10 mbps.
I have tested my connection before, during and after a movie and it was well above an acceptable level.
I have five other devices that play Netflix and every one can complete a movie without re-buffering using both wired and wireless connections.
I have started watching a movie on this device, had it fail, moved to another device and it completed without problem.
I purchased an $89 blu-ray and it will always play Netflix without problem.
I also purchased the extended warranty from Best Buy for this device. When I attempted to return it after a few weeks of frustration they said Sony will only replace it if there is a hardware failure. Further if they sent it to Sony and no hardware defects were found I would be charged $35 for testing.
The moral of the story is do not purchase this device. Sony is not going to support it and it will most likely will never play Netflix as well as a cheaper device.2 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Quick Player with some flaws...
by Jon Shimamoto on May 28, 2011
Pros: This player loads Blu-rays and DVDs quickly... Blu-Ray playback is excellent
Cons: Interface a bit clunky but easy to use... Wireless capability very weak... Only has one antenna (the previous model had two) so reception is mediocre. DVD playback is average.
Summary: I have the BDP-S570 and the BDP-S580... If you are looking for wireless capability, get the 570... the reception on the 580 is very bad with its single antenna. With ...
Summary: I have the BDP-S570 and the BDP-S580... If you are looking for wireless capability, get the 570... the reception on the 580 is very bad with its single antenna. With the player 35 ft away from my router, I can get 4-50% signal strength, with the 570, 70-90% in the same location. One nice feature is a signal strength indicator. Also, the 580 has more internet services available over the 570.
correction... the 580 has a signal strength of 40-50% when 35 ft away from the router... Also can confirm that the wireless 802.11N only operates at the 2.4GHz band, it does not work at 5GHz. The sensitivity does not change when changing between 802.11N or G signals... The routers i have tested with the Sonys are a Cisco E4200 and a Netgear AVR3700...
Blu-Ray playback is very good, with no noticeable issues. DVD playback is another story. The picture is not as sharp as my Pioneer BDP-05FD. Also, panning images on the Sony judders while it is smoother on the Pioneer. The Sony has more issues with video compared to film sources with noticeable stair stepping and aliasing with DVDs.
Performance (speed) is excellent. The remote responds quickly and has decent range. However, the Sony has a very narrow angle so you may need to be directly in front of the player. Load times are above average.
HDMI has some issues with my Onkyo receiver (it could be a receiver problem, Onkyo receivers have known HDMI issues) where it occasionally drops the connection with DVD playback (happened twice) for a second or so...
I do not use the internet features too much... I tried Crackle (free movies with commercials) and had no problems, but the quality is average (looks like a bit below DVD quality with higher compression). With the poor wireless capability, i was not able to stream any HD sources without pauses. I now have the unit in another room. The signal strength there is only 5%... it is next to a PS3 and it's signal strength is 50-60%. A laptop in the same room has a strength of 4-5 bars out of 5 bars so you can see the wireless in the 580 is really bad.
Updated on May 28, 20112 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Poor Netflix streaming
by Cottiesaul1234 on January 1, 2012
Pros: Decent bluray
Cons: Netflix streaming is choppy.
Summary: Only bought the device for Netflix. Signal strength is strong but inconsistent to poor streaming. Always rebuffering or shutting off during movies and tv shows. Do not recommend this device.
Summary: Only bought the device for Netflix. Signal strength is strong but inconsistent to poor streaming. Always rebuffering or shutting off during movies and tv shows. Do not recommend this device.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Nice BD playerwith terrible wi-fi networking
by bengrimm99 on May 7, 2011
Pros: User Interface is easy to understand and setup of the unit took less than 30min
Cons: Steps for registration of the unit and various online applications not at all explained. Once you're finally connected to the Sony Bravia content network, good luck returning...the network settings constantly need refreshed and even that doesn't help some
Summary: I tried with 2 consecutive S580's and got varying degrees in signal strength (from the same location a 30% difference)...when I could get the machine to connect to ...
Summary: I tried with 2 consecutive S580's and got varying degrees in signal strength (from the same location a 30% difference)...when I could get the machine to connect to online content, it was great, but getting to that content through the reputedly cheap internal wi-fi card and Sony's BRAVIA network are major hurdles. I'll be returning this one for money back.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Great Value Overall
by jdfilburn on March 23, 2011
Pros: Setup took less than 30min - most of which I spent installing upgraded cables
DVDs look great on this device
Blu-ray picture excellent
Wi-fi included: no "adapter" required
Menu system simple to navigate
Network connectivity for viewing content on PC, netCons: (-0.5 stars) Wi-fi signal might be 802.11n, but it is in the 2.4GHz band. I would prefer 5Gz.
(-1.0 stars) Playing flash content over the web (outside of YouTube) was an expectation I had when I chose this model. The "error" message states that the AdobSummary: I'm normally not the type to buy a model that hasn't been extensively reviewed and tested by experts and consumers, but I made this exception when my old ...
Summary: I'm normally not the type to buy a model that hasn't been extensively reviewed and tested by experts and consumers, but I made this exception when my old DVD player died recently. This seemed to have the feature set, reliability, and brand strength at a price I was willing to pay. As my first (and only) blu-ray player, it has exceeded my expectations. I will leave it to others to discuss nuances like color depth, contrast, data transfer tests, audio purity, and the like. Suffice it to say that I am very satisfied with the setup and operation of this product, and would be more so if I could view content on sites that aren't present on the unit's "app" list. If that is incorporated into a firmware upgrade, I'll give this unit the 4.5 stars it probably deserves.
(continuation of sentence from Cons section): The "error" message states that the Adobe Flash player needs to be updated, but that apparently entails a firmware upgrade - leaving me at the mercy of the manufacturer. This largely leaves me enjoying only the content Sony has provided in the included apps.
Updated on Mar 23, 2011
Updated on Mar 23, 2011(continuation of sentence from Pros section): Network connectivity for viewing content on PC, networked hard drives, etc..
Android app is so-so. It's essentially a blank screen that allows you to use your finger to navigate the menu, which I find no faster or easier than using the directional arrows on the remote. One advantage is that if you need to enter text - like search terms within the apps or website addresses, you can use your Android device's qwerty keypad. That is a LOT more tolerable than the blu-ray player's input method, which resembles older style alphanumeric number pads (2abc, 3def, etc.)1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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My favorite new toy. I Love it, Second best to my DVR.
by mathis87 on May 3, 2012
Pros: Netflix plays great. Never had any wireless problems,but my router is close to the system. I enjoy having so many online options on my tv. Love all in one DVD,blu-ray,Netflix,HuluPlus,youtube,Crackle, etc without tv tuner.
Cons: Hate having to use the number keys to type in my searches for youtube and netflix.Takes way too long. Need the smart phone remote.You can't search actors on Netflix, only movie names. I recommend going online to Netflix and Hulu to set up your Queue.
Summary: This is a very enjoyable piece of technology. It is an Awsome all in one toy.The remote has been upgraded to include a Netflix button,since Cnet review. The ...
Summary: This is a very enjoyable piece of technology. It is an Awsome all in one toy.The remote has been upgraded to include a Netflix button,since Cnet review. The pros outway the cons.The S-580 has more content than other smart blu-rays, and is cheaper. I always wanted to watch Youtube and other online content on my tv screen. A TV tuner was way too complicated for me.I was thrilled to find the BPD-S580, because TV tuners can be expensive. I'm excited because I got a DVD,Blu-ray,and online content all for $125. There are some bugs,like the search options on youtube and netflix,which can be frustrating, especially while trying to use the remote to type in your search. It is very frustrating. But it is understandable for such new technology. The endless TV shows and Movies outway the bugs. I enjoy watching full seasons of old TV series that I missed. I recommend Hulu Plus, because Fox has full episodes on there. Fox does not come in Demand where I live. So, if somebody messes up the DVR, I get to watch my Fox shows on Hulu. If you pay for Hulu Plus and Netflix you are set. The FREE Crackle Channel has some movie and TV content the others don't. This is the begining of smart TV in an inexpensive, multi-use, light-weight set. At $125, it is worth the try. I love my new toy.
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Great Blu-ray! No problem
by sepbone on April 11, 2012
Pros: I bought it for the WiFi, which does not have a range like a laptop, but does just fine.
Cons: I don't like the interface very much.
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Good player, bad streamer.
by Photast on March 23, 2012
Pros: Blueray and compact disk startup and play is quite good.
Cons: Very poor streaming!
Summary: I was in the market for a Blu-ray player approximately seven months ago and though I had read reviews about the user interface being poorly designed, I decided to buy ...
Summary: I was in the market for a Blu-ray player approximately seven months ago and though I had read reviews about the user interface being poorly designed, I decided to buy this player as an upgrade from my DVD player. My purchase was based on the Sony name, touted internet streaming capability, price, and reviews. As a player, this is a decent product; however, if internet streaming is at all a consideration, this Blu-ray player will disappoint, frustrate, and make you want to write a negative review - case in point. A great deal of my decision to purchase this player was based on the perception that I would be able to enjoy viewing Netflix and other internet streaming services - mostly Netflix. I have had the player connected via wired Ethernet to a cable modem on a 12mbps service and have been consistently disappointed with the buffering speed which always seems to suffer in the evenings and especially during the weekend - try to enjoy watching a movie that pauses for a minute or two every three to four minutes. As well, I have experienced this streaming player's difficulty loading and/or displaying streaming service movie menus. Many of the movie image icons don't load - even during a lengthy browse of the titles so that many of the movie titles are illustrated with only a gray box. I have had many Sony products and have never been disappointed - until now. Not being able to take it any longer and after doing some research, I purchased a ROKU 2 XD streaming player. After a 10 minute set-up, the ROKU was up and running. The ROKU's movie menu shows movie icon images much larger than the Sony streaming player, loaded all of the title image icons and, has provided high definition streaming without a single buffering pause. Sorry Sony, you really fell short on this one.
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terrible wifi reception at 24 ft with no obstruction.
by user0127 on March 21, 2012
Pros: ok blu-ray player
Cons: terrible wifi connection
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Wi-Fi is fine, 3D is awesome. Media Player is hit/miss
by JBuelow64 on February 21, 2012
Pros: Bang for the Buck is great. Stylish, works with Netflix fine but I will admit the Wii plays them better. Trailer previews helps me decide which movies I want to see.
Cons: Media Player portion is a bit lacking. File compatibility is shaky so I will be sticking to the Patriot Box Office for now.
Summary: For the price it's well worth it.
Summary: For the price it's well worth it.
Specifications
- Manufacturer: Sony
- Part number: BDP-S580
- Description: Enjoy Full HD1080p Blu-ray Disc movies plus wirelessly stream a wide variety of online entertainment including movies, TV episodes, videos, music, and live sports from Netflix, YouTube, HuluPlus, Pandora. You can also turn your iPhone, iPad or compatible Android phone into a versatile remote control when you download the free “Media remote” app. Add compatible Sony Network speakers and instantly enjoy multi-room wireless audio streaming throughout the home.
General
- Product Type Blu-ray disc player
- 3D Technology Yes
- Form Factor Tabletop
- Width 16.9 in
- Depth 7.8 in
- Height 1.4 in
- Weight 3.7 lbs
- Enclosure Color Black
- Localization United States
Blu-ray
- Media Type DVD-ROM,
CD-ROM,
DVD+R,
SACD,
BD-ROM,
BD-R,
BD-RE,
CD-R,
CD,
DVD+RW,
DVD-R,
DVD-RW,
CD-RW - Media format PAL,
NTSC - BD profiles Profile 1.1 (Bonus View),
Profile 2.0 (BD-Live) - Video D/A Converter 12bit / 148.5MHz
- Media Load Type Tray
- Upscaling Yes ( Up to 1080p )
- Supported Digital Video Standards WMV9,
XviD,
AVCHD,
MPEG-1,
MPEG-2,
MPEG-4 - Supported Digital Audio Standards LPCM,
DTS,
MP3,
AAC,
WMA Network & Internet Multimedia
- Network Connection Built-in Wi-Fi with WPS
- Connectivity Protocols IEEE 802.3 (Ethernet),
IEEE 802.11b (Wi-Fi),
IEEE 802.3u (Fast Ethernet),
IEEE 802.11n,
IEEE 802.11g - Internet Streaming Services Qriocity ,
BRAVIA Internet Video ,
Gracenote ,
Hulu Plus ,
Pandora ,
YouTube ,
Netflix ,
Twitter - Home Network Media Sharing DLNA
- DLNA Yes
Blu-ray Features
- Video noise reduction Yes
- Additional features GIF playback ,
PNG playback,
JPEG photo playback ,
Block Noise Reduction ,
Digital audio playback from USB devices ,
Digital photo playback from USB devices ,
24p True Cinema ,
Wi-Fi Ready,
Video playback from USB devices ,
Digital video noise reduction ,
Mobile Device Remote Control Audio System
- Sound Output Mode Stereo
- Digital Audio Format DTS-HD Master Audio output,
DTS-HD digital output,
Dolby True HD digital output,
Dolby Digital output,
DTS digital output - Additional Features USB host function
Remote Control
- Type Remote control
- Technology Infrared
Connections
- Connector Type 1 x HDMI output ( 19 pin HDMI Type A ) - Rear,
1 x Composite video output ( RCA phono ) - Rear,
1 x Component video output ( RCA phono x 3 ) - Rear,
1 x Digital audio output (coaxial) ( RCA phono ) - Rear,
1 x Audio line-out ( RCA phono x 2 ) - Rear,
1 x USB ( 4 pin USB Type A ) - Front,
1 x USB ( 4 pin USB Type A ) - Rear,
1 x Network ( RJ-45 ) Miscellaneous
- Cables Included 1 x A/V cable
Power
- Power Device Power supply - Internal
- Power AC 120 V
- Power Consumption Operational 22 Watt
Manufacturer Warranty
- Service & Support 1 year warranty
- Service & Support Details Limited warranty - 1 year
Manufacturer info
- Manufacturer profile
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- Manufacturer:Sony
- Address:
16765 W. Bernardo Dr., San Diego, CA 92127 - Phone: 1-877-865-SONY
- Email: contact@sel.sony.com
- Fax: 941-768-7790
