Playstation Vue App For Sony Blu Ray

Works as described on Samsung and Sony blu-ray players.

Use with a Sony Blu-ray Disc Player.

I had 2 Sony blu-ray's before so when I bought 2 4K Tv's I had 2 get 2 more 4K Blu-ray's. Sony's qualityis 2nd to none. I love them.

Fantastic Blu-ray!

We had an old blu-ray player that no longer could play the latest Blu-Ray discs or even new DVDs. This player does it all very well. We have other pay-for-view providers that look better after installing this player. We also find that it is faster when reacting to remote button pushes. There is little to no lag in sending/receiving commands. Our system has a seven channel surround system and the sound from this player is wonderful. It also make a big difference when playing CDs when we use it for a music player. This player is not inexpensive, but at this point has been worth every cent we spent on it. The people at B&H also got it to us with standard shipping in three days. If you are looking to purchase a new Blu-Ray player, this would be the one to purchase.

Everything I get from B&H is very good quality, including this Sony Blu-ray player.

I use this for a multimedia setup with 3D TV, blu-ray player, roku3, Sonos 5. With this I can have a one click turn on/off everything with the Kasa app or Alexa. Easy to see what's on/off with the app. Great for saving power.

I bought this to use with an M2 MacBook Air. I wanted to be able to access CDs, DVDs, and Blu-rays. I was pleasantly surprised that it's a very solid enclosure, with outboard power supply so it doesn't have to draw all its power from a USB port. It seems quite well-built and it works great, but there are a few things to note: - First, it uses a strange older USB connector. You'll need an A to C cable of some kind. I tracked down one of the stacked connector cables but I think it will probably work with any USB A to C cable. - Second, while Macs come with a DVD player app, they don't come with a Blu-ray player app. You'll need to set the region if you use Apple's DVD player app. For Blu-rays, I was able to use the VLC open source player and it works great. It has a slightly complicated GUI. You might need to set the Blu-ray region, which is buried in preferences. Note that I had some trouble playing some Blu-ray audio discs like the discs that come with XTC's surround sound releases. The menus won't work correctly. I think this has something to do with Java support but I was not able to solve it by installing Java on my Mac. You should also note that it won't recognize 4K Blu-ray discs at all - it just spits them out. I wasn't really expecting it to work though. I haven't tried writing Blu-rays but so far I'm very happy with it.

The feature are really nice. Adding a Sony blu ray player made my TV come alive.

I am so glad that I bought another Sony product, my Blu-ray player exceeded my expectations.