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Bru-ray Disc Player DMP-BD35/55

The DMP-BD35/55 are Blu-ray Disc™ players that feature Full-HD Playback and an HD Audio Decoder (Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby TrueHD, and DTS-HD Master Audio Essential) and brings movies in all their original quality right into the living room. An SD Memory card slot also makes it easy to enjoy photos and Full-HD images (AVCHD format) that you have recorded with a digital still camera or HD camcorder. You can also learn about features such as VIERA Link and BD-Live and more.

Authentic Sound

* This product information is available only for the European model.

Authentic Sound HD Audio Decoding and HDMI Out

The DMP-BD35/55 can decode HD Audio (Dolby® TrueHD, Dolby® Digital Plus and DTS™-HD Master Audio Essential) and output 7.1ch digital audio signal. The resulting audio is studio master quality sound. This signal can be connected to an HDMI compatible receiver that does not support HD Audio codec.


* A receiver with 7.1-channel compatibility is required for playback.

7.1ch Analog Out (DMP-BD55 Only)

The 7.1-channel analog signal converted by the new 192kHz D/A converter is transmitted in high quality. This signal can be connected to a receiver that does not support HDMI.


* A receiver with 7.1-channel compatibility is required for playback.

96kHz Surround Re-master

The DMP-BD35/55 perform 96kHz sampling*1 and

re-mastering of 48kHz lossless audio signals as well as sound signals with data that is lost due to compression. This increases the sound information and adds a dynamic, life-like sound ambience to the movie reproduction.


*1 CD sampling is done at 88.2kHz.
*2 DivX data can be re-mastered both on DVD and CD whereas MP3 data can only be re-mastered on CD.

High Quality Sound Parts of the DMP-BD55

The DMP-BD55 maximizes the high quality sound performance of the Blu-ray Disc™ to enhance living room viewing enjoyment with beautiful, true-to-life sound.



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