Hi Ed
Thanks for the advice regarding firmware upgrade. If it happens again with another disc I will do that. I notice that the "Cleopatra" blu ray says 2013 on the back cover, with 2012 on the disc itself, so its quite an old release. I have bought the latest releases with no problem with the player at all. I use a Pioneer BDP-180 player on the Epson VP. The player will do DVD "ALL" Pal/Ntsc. But only I think region "B" only blu-rays. It has worked very well on 2D and also 3D discs. As soon as you put in a 3D disc, everything is automatic with the Epson projector and player. The Epson increases its light output and the cooling fan goes faster. All in all its a good combination between the Pioneer player and Epson .
After reading your comments on the Part two, I think I will give the second part of the movie a miss, however the special features on that disc two, will be worth a look at. I don't have any problems with disc two on any player, its just that disc one does seem to be the problem.
Last night it was this import from Germany, brilliant this is me Although the disc is of German origin, the Pioneer goes straight to the Englisch 5:1. Picture quality and sound is excellent. This is one movie I never get tired watching. I like the aspect ratio of 2.20:1 it fills the screen nicely .
Who remember buying this neat little Super8 digest from Ken films long long ago
Thanks for the advice regarding firmware upgrade. If it happens again with another disc I will do that. I notice that the "Cleopatra" blu ray says 2013 on the back cover, with 2012 on the disc itself, so its quite an old release. I have bought the latest releases with no problem with the player at all. I use a Pioneer BDP-180 player on the Epson VP. The player will do DVD "ALL" Pal/Ntsc. But only I think region "B" only blu-rays. It has worked very well on 2D and also 3D discs. As soon as you put in a 3D disc, everything is automatic with the Epson projector and player. The Epson increases its light output and the cooling fan goes faster. All in all its a good combination between the Pioneer player and Epson .
After reading your comments on the Part two, I think I will give the second part of the movie a miss, however the special features on that disc two, will be worth a look at. I don't have any problems with disc two on any player, its just that disc one does seem to be the problem.
Last night it was this import from Germany, brilliant this is me Although the disc is of German origin, the Pioneer goes straight to the Englisch 5:1. Picture quality and sound is excellent. This is one movie I never get tired watching. I like the aspect ratio of 2.20:1 it fills the screen nicely .
Who remember buying this neat little Super8 digest from Ken films long long ago
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