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If you look at the System Information, the last 3 digits of the version should be 010 - that indicates BD-Live is enabled. I don't have a 1080p TV, so the quality for me is the same as watching a 1080i HD program on TV. The BX1 is basically the S350 repackaged with a unique part number for Costco (so other retailers don't have to match their low prices). You can confirm this by going to Sony's support site for BDP-BX1. You should read the reviews for the S350 to find out how well it works for 1080p.It does a great job of upscaling standard DVDs - I have Batman Begins on both DVD and Blu-Ray, and after watching/pausing the same scenes, I've noticed the quality in 1080i of the upscaled DVD is amazingly close to the Blu-Ray.It supports BD-Live, as long as you get the latest firmware.
Go to Network Update in its menu. The player's crossbar menu system is very straightforward and easy to configure. If you're looking for reviews on the Sony BDP-BX1, check out the reviews for the Sony BDP-S350 1080p Blu-ray Disc Player. Blu-Ray discs take longer to load than standard DVDs, so be patient. But note - you need to insert a USB flash drive in the back and reboot the player before the BD-Live content begins working.
You'll find more than 100 reviews there that should apply to the BX1.I've had the BDP-BX1 for a couple of months now, and I really like it.
This is one of the best players out in the market right now. Sony did a great job on this BX1 BLU RAY PLAYER. I Would say. So Buy it today.
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