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Should I consider a new Blu-ray player?

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troutbum

My dog ate the remote. My Blu-ray was a 3 yr old Sony. Are there reasons to get a new one vs just a new remote? I do have an extensive DVD collection, and still use it regularly.

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RE: Should I consider a new Blu-ray player? - Sondek 13:29:32 10/26/20 (4)
Blu-ray tech has not changed in the last 3yrs, so no reason I can think of to throw the baby out with the bathwater. Just buy a new remote.
- RE: Should I consider a new Blu-ray player? - troutbum 08:24:34 10/27/20 (3)
  How about 4K Blu-ray players? any big diff?
  - RE: Should I consider a new Blu-ray player? - Jack G 11:55:21 10/31/20 (0)
    Only if you want to buy 4K discs.
    Jack
  - RE: Should I consider a new Blu-ray player? - Markw* 08:14:37 10/29/20 (0)
    Perhaps if you have a 4k HDR TV but even then it really won't make too much of a difference on regular Blu-Rays.
  - RE: Should I consider a new Blu-ray player? - pbarach 09:05:44 10/28/20 (0)
    4K players won't improve the picture you get from Blu-Rays or DVDs compared to an ordinary inexpensive Blu-Ray player.

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