The features of the JVC XVBP1 Blu-ray Player are just enough for people to get a decent experience out of Blu-ray technology in general. It doesn’t offer any special online networking features, but the support for BD Live is welcome and the quality for...
JVC’s XV-BP1 receives enthusiastic approval for its aural and visual quality and relative versatility, sure, but more for its capacity to sprint beyond its competitors in regards to loading / boot-up times. Though there are players that perform eve...
Abstract: The JVC XV-BP 1 is a Blu-ray player, on the market since summer 2009 and currently selling from 240 GBP online. Florian Friedrich, tested on December 11, 2009 Quiet, economical, and fast.Superb picture for movies and HD documentaries.Bitstream HD-...
Yes, the XV-BP1 is a late entry into the Blu-ray player market, but JVC can be forgiven for awaiting the outcome of the HD format war that was finally wrapped up this year. Standard features mean that the player will serve your immediate Blu-ray needs,...
The JVC XVBP1 supports 1080p/24 playback of Bluray discs, The player has internal Dolby TrueHD and DTSHD Master Audio decoding and can pass these formats in bitstream form over HDMI, It supports BDLive Web content and can play pictureinpicture bonus content, The USB port allows for easy playback of digital movies (MPEG4), music and photos, The JVC has an intuitive user interface,
The XVBP1 lacks multichannel analog audio outputs, so it's not the best choice for someone who owns an older, nonHDMI A/V receiver, This player does not offer any type of VOD streaming function, nor does it feature a wireless option for connection to your home network, The XVBP1 lacks internal memory, so you must provide your own USB storage device.
The XV-BP1's feature set is on par with other players in the sub-$300 range. It lacks perks like VOD streaming and wireless network connectivity, but it sports the must-have features we look for in a new Blu-ray player.Additional Resources • Read more ...
sehr gutes Kinobild mit 24p und bei HDDokumentationen, BitstreamAusgabe von HDTon, komfortable MultimediaWiedergabe über USB und Disc, schnelles Laufwerk, leise und sparsam im Stromverbrauch
DVDWiedergabe nicht ganz flimmerfrei, keine Bildregler, wenig MultimediaExtras, kein vollständiger Decoder für DTS HD
Puristisch Werbung Ausstattung Premiere bei JVC: Mit dem XV-BP 1 präsentieren die Japaner ihren ersten reinen Blu-ray-Player überhaupt, nachdem Ende 2008 bereits das JVC-Blu-ray-Komplettsystem NX-BD 3 erschienen war. Letzteres verfügte bereits über ...
Abstract: Das Angebot an HD-Filmen wird immer größer und die Scheiben günstiger: Wer seinen Flachbildfernseher mit hochauflösenden Videos füttern will, kommt an einem Blu-ray-Player kaum vorbei. Schafft es der JVC XV-BP1, die Gunst des Käufers zu erobern?...
Den Sieg in diesem Testfeld machen diesmal die Koreaner unter sich aus. Da sich die Bewertungsunterschiede zwischen dem LG BD390 und dem Samsung BD-P3600 in der Größenordnung von Rundungstoleranzen bewegen, ist es nur fair, beide mit der Testsie...
