That title is pretty old as far as Blu-rays go...

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In Reply to: Panasonic DMP-BD10 failure posted by GPBobby on March 3, 2009 at 03:19:05:

This title is at least a couple of years old now and therefore pretty ordinary in terms of fancy features as far as Blu-rays go, so your machine theoretically should have no trouble playing it. Generally speaking, firmware updates are released to address problems that machines might have with newer discs, which often have more advanced features (like PIP and BD-Live) than ones released in the 'early days'. (Some updates also add features or other functionality as well.)

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Topic - Panasonic DMP-BD10 failure - GPBobby 03:19:05 03/03/09 (3)

That title is pretty old as far as Blu-rays go... - Russell 16:36:39 03/03/09 (0)

The firmware updates may help - LWR 06:54:56 03/03/09 (1)

Yep... sad state of affairs. Expect every Blu-ray player to require the occasional firmware update... - oscar 14:18:52 03/03/09 (0)

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That title is pretty old as far as Blu-rays go... - Russell 16:36:39 03/03/09 (0)

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