For any of you who haven’t bought a Blu-Ray Player yet, I was reluctant at first too, the best reason to buy one is not for the incredible picture but for the absolutely amazing True HD Audio. The True Audio Sound is like a night and day improvement over the 5.1 or 7.1 Dolby Digital or DTS

If any of you are trying to put together a great quality Home Theater System with Blu-Ray but just don’t think you can afford the cost, I put together High Quality Blu-Ray Home Theater System for you which you can obtain from different online sources at your option if you wish. It’s kind of how I put my system together which is in fact is this fantastic system. If this can help you out, great. If not, maybe it will help guide you to what you’re looking for.

Circuit City you were a great store at one time. Rest in Peace

Rest in Peace my Casio 2.5″ LCD TV, a portable Handheld TV that I’ve had for years, which will officially be dead on February 17, 2009, when the United States will officially put you to sleep. You will no longer be able to receive TV signals including picture and sound. At least you had a good life.

I just got the Panasonic DMP-BD55 Blu-Ray Player for $350 on sale and its a night and day better than any DVD player I’ve had or seen.

I just bought the Panasonic DMP-BD55 Blu-Ray Player which I love but as my 7.1 Receiver did not have an HDMI connection, I had to use an Analog Connection to get the best sound, True HD. It was a bit confusing how to do this and what settings to use, so I called up Panasonic who was very helpful. Here is my Unofficial Shortcut on How to Set Up an Analog connection from your Panasonic DMP-BD55 Blu-Ray Player to your receiver quickly. Feel free to use. This Blog is not connected with Panasonic in any way.

One of the stupidest things I’ve done in my life is to sell used items that I had replaced for better new versions like CD players and watches instead of keeping them for emergency back up.

The following is a list of the ten best Blu-Ray Players under $300 in descending order of the Best Blu-Ray DVD player first based on research I did from various consumer reviews. The $300 threshold is the expected price you would pay for your Blu-Ray Player as it could be listed for over $300 but sold for under $300. I’ve listed the expected sales price before taxes. The descriptions are those of the manufacturer or retailer.

To anyone with DVR (TIVO) via your Cable Company, I would recommend you check your DVR settings right now and periodically thereafter. My Cable Company just changed their DVR interface and I discovered by accident that they had somehow changed the settings for my HDTV from 1080i to 480i.

To anyone who plans to buy a Blu-Ray DVD player this year as the prices are becoming more and more affordable here are some important facts you should know before you make your purchase and wind up in a bottomless pit replacing your Audio/Video Receiver and your HDTV so you can get the true Blu-Ray picture and audio sound