Panasonic DMP-BDT110 Wi-Fi Ready 3D/2D Blu-ray Disc Player
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Product Specifications
- SKYPE video calls
- Wi-Fi Ready
- 2D to 3D Conversion / 3D Effect Controller
- Auto Answering Video Message
Internet Streaming Services: VieraCast,Netflix,Amazon VOD,YouTube,Pandora ,Twitter,Twitter
Product Description
Style:Prior Generation 1 Product Description Panasonic DMP-BDT110 WiFi Enabled 3D/2D Blu-Ray DVD Player
Amazon.com 3D Technology Checklist This product is 3D-related. To help you get a great 3D experience, use the checklist below to ensure you have everything you need. 3D viewing requires:
A Display
First, you’ll need a 3D-ready display–whether it’s a 3D HDTV, 3D projector, or 3D computer monitor. These displays have more processing power than standard 2D models for displaying 3D images in rapid succession. A Source Your display may be ready for 3D playback, but you’ll still need a device to read 3D content. This can be a cable box with a subscription to a 3D channel, a 3D Blu-ray Disc player, or a PlayStation 3 system. 3D Content 3D content–the actual entertainment, in other words–will be played back using the source mentioned above, whether it’s a 3D broadcast from your cable provider, a 3D Blu-ray Disc, or a 3D video game. 3D Glasses For now, the vast majority of 3D HDTVs require glasses for 3D viewing. Many use powered “active shutter” glasses, others polarized “passive” glasses. You’ll need one pair per viewer, and they’ll have to be compatible with your display, whether they’re the same brand, or a pair of “universal” glasses designed to work across brands. HDMI Cable To connect your source (such as a 3D Blu-ray Disc player) to your display, you’ll need a high-speed HDMI cable. Cables with this designation feature bandwidth speeds up to 10.2 Gbps (gigabits per second), for carrying the 3D signal without any loss of quality.
If you want to get more information about 3D, shop our 3D products, watch videos, or interact with other customers, we invite you to visit 3D 101, our customer center about everything 3D.
Internet-Ready Television
Internet-ready TVs use your broadband connection to deliver dynamic content, whether it’s streaming video from Netflix, new music from Pandora, or a quick glance at today’s weather forecast.
Although there is overlap, each manufacturer offers a unique bundle of free or paid services, including streaming video and music, social networking apps, online photo galleries, news and financial updates, weather info, sports scores, and a variety of other smartphone-like applications.
Manufacturers continue to add new content to their offerings, keeping customers current through firmware updates, and making a bit of research a prudent step in your buying decision.
Learn more about Internet TVs, how they work, what services are offered by different manufacturers, and exactly what you’ll need to get started at our Internet TV 101 customer center.
(March 2011)
Step into the 3D World. Watch 3D movies at home with Full HD 3D technology with the DMP-BDT110.
FULL HD 3D Blu-ray Disc Playback Advanced 2D image technology accumulated over the years at the Panasonic Hollywood Laboratory (PHL) has also been applied to 3D image playback, allowing high quality images to approach original film quality. Lifelike 3D images with dramatic leaping effects and enhanced depth, luster and texture are beautifully reproduced.
2D-3D Conversion The 2D-3D Conversion makes it possible to convert images from DVDs and Blu-ray Discs into 3D with natural depth perception. Watch your prized DVD movie collection in 3D with real-life depth, for even greater viewing enjoyment.
3D Effect Controller The 3D Effect Controller lets you moderate the leaping effects of 3D images. It also lets you adjust the amount of depth, so you can view expansive images and enjoy movies with exactly the kind of 3D effects you want.
Original Panasonic Blu-ray Disc Player Product Features Quick access to the menu screen You can instantly access the Skype menu screen by simply pressing the Skype button on the remote control. This is very handy because it lets you easily access the menu screen even while you’re watching a TV program or movie.
Incoming Ringtones While watching a TV program or movie, a ringtone from the player tells you that you have a call. The ringtone also rings during standby mode.
The incoming call can not be received during Blu-ray Disc playback Auto Answering Video Message Record an original message onto an SD Memory Card and set it as your answering voice message. The message will respond automatically when you receive a phone call while you’re away.
*SD card not included
*Minimum 512MB SD card required
Video Mail Recording Callers can also record messages for you onto the SD Memory Card, so you can confirm the messages when you return home.
VIERA CAST VIERA CAST has been further enhanced with CinemaNow and VUDU, which allow you to stream movies. You can also access other content from the special VIERA CAST screen. And you can check weather and stock information on other sites.
DLNA / Wi-Fi Ready Connect a DLNA-compatible VIERA and DLNA-compatible AV equipment to your home network, and you can watch movies, listen to music, and view photos from any room in the house. VIERA’s Wi-Fi capability gives you even more layout flexibility. *Must have wireless USB adapter for Wi-Fi, such as DY-WL10
Panasonic Blu-ray Remote 2011 Panasonic Blu-ray Remote 2011 is a remote controller app for your iPhone or iPod touch to control select Panasonic Blu-ray Disc players over your Wi-Fi network. You can even launch VIERA CAST, Netflix, and Skype directly. Learn more about the Panasonic Blu-ray Remote 2011 app.
Select Specifications Supported Formats BD-ROM: FULL HD 3D BD, BD-Video BD-RE / BD-RE DL: Version 3, JPEG/MPO BD-R/BD-R DL: Version 2, MKV DVD-ROM: DVD Video DVD-RAM: DVD-VR, JPEG, AVCHD DVD-R/-RW/-R(DL) Playback: DVD Video, DVD-VR, AVCHD, JPEG/ MP3/MPO (DVD-R/ DVD-R DL ), MKV (DVD-R/ DVD-R DL ) +R/+R(DL)/+RW Playback: DVD-VR, AVCHD CD: CD-DA CD-R/-RW: CD-DA, MP3 6, JPEG / MPO, MKV SD Memory Card: SD Memory Card, SDHC Memory Card, SDXC Memory Card USB: JPEG /MPO Input/Output HDMI (Output): 1 USB Port): 2 (Front, Rear) Video Out: Yes Analog Audio Out: 2ch SD Memory Card Slot: Yes Ethernet: Yes (for BD-Live, VIERA CAST and Firmware Update) Weight and Dimensions Dimensions (WxHxD): 16-15⁄16” x 1-7⁄16” x 7-1⁄16”” Weight: 3.52 lbs What’s in the Box Panasonic DMP-BDT110, Remote Control With Two AA Batteries, User’s Manual
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Product Reviews
Great design
The purpose of my review thus far is to include a few images I didn’t have upon purchase that others may want to see. The only way to do this is to write an actual review so I will update as I use the player more over time. At first glance the player is well made and is no larger than a good sized tablet. You can hold it in one hand. I have an image included of it next to our already small cable box (32” tv above). It really is not much larger than a disc case. Setup was painless and I purposely avoided even looking at the directions for this reason, to see how hard it would be with no understanding of the product. I had it ready to go in less than 10 minutes. The hardest part was turning on my laptop to get the wifi security code. The power cord is similar in shape and size to a cellular adapter.. even the plug is the same. There are only two connections on the back of the player.. the power and the HDMI port.. that’s it. So for those who are wondering, there is no ethernet port to connect via cable. It’s all wireless.. and if your TV for some reason doesn’t have an HDMI port you’ll need an adapter. The remote is easy to use and if you have a Panasonic TV it will operate that as well. Pictures below and i’ll update as I use it more.*For quick reference since Amazon chose not to give much at all of a description of the product they’re selling, here is the Panasonic page that describes this player and its features in full detail.[…]
This WiFi Blu ray Player ROCKS!! Its the best of its class!
Before I purchased this Panasonic DMP-BDT220 WiFi Blu-Ray DVD Player, I had researched virtually every player available on the market. There’s a lot to pick from, but I wanted to find the player that had the best all-around features, and a great price that would fit my budget. And after looking at a dozen or so different players, I concluded that this Panasonic player was the best pick in its price range. Other players, have various other options, a varied amount of output connections, and may specify on-board memory configurations, etc. While this player does not specify the memory amount, it appears to be sufficient enough to load streaming media (such as Netflix, Amazon Video or Hulu Plus and play it back without any hesitation or pauses.After receiving the player, I hooked it up, and it worked perfectly right from the start. Found my WiFi network without any problems. I entered the security password information and it was connected to my WiFi network and my Internet connection in seconds. Even configured itself with connecting to my other devices and PCs on my network also without any problems. I did not have to enter any network address configurations or anything except for the router/network access password. I was able to instantly see the pictures and videos on my shared PCs on my home network.I use this for my Netflix streaming and it works great with no problems at all. And there is no lag time between the apps selection under the Internet portion of the player, but that might be because I’m using this on a fairly high-speed 10⁄2 broadband connection.I’ve also used several of the other Internet apps on the player, and they all worked great as well.The Pros of this player is that it worked perfectly right out of the box, and it was a snap to setup, connect to the Internet through my WiFi network, and very easy to tell it to automatically download and update the firmware. This can also be done by downloading the firmware file from a computer and putting it on a CD-ROM or a flash drive, and then inserting that into the player, and the player will then see it, and automatically update the firmware.The only Cons of this player, if one at all, would be that it lacks a second HDMI or Component HD connection on the back of the player, but for me, that wasn’t a problem, as I connected this player, using the HDMI connection, directly to my HDTV. It does offer also an optical digital audio out connection, which I have connected to my Sony 7.1 Home Theater System, and it works perfectly. Blu-Ray movies look and sound GREAT!!ALL IN ALL, I think this is a terrific WiFi Player from Panasonic and I think anyone would be very satisfied with this player. I know I am. And doing a lot of research before I purchased this did help in picking a very good player. I think it’s the best WiFi Blu-Ray player in its price category.One last suggestion though, is to purchase a color calibration DVD, which is available on Amazon, to calibrate or re-calibrate your TV using the Blu-ray Player. This will assure you that your television is set correctly, for not only color, but also for hue, brightness and contrast as well.
So far so good
Bought the DMP-BDT220 to replace a DMP-BDT110 that Amazon agreed to take back after the return period had already ended. That player was terrible. From day one it suffered from constant audio and video dropouts when watching both discs and Netflix streaming. I decided to let it ride hoping an eventual firmware upgrade would cure the problem but that didn’t work. So I read that Panasonic had just released their 2012 lineup of Bluray players and I decided I would give them one more chance. I own many Panasonic products and most of them are top notch so I was hoping the DMP-BDT110 was just an anomaly.The 220 arrived today and I quickly connected it using only an HDMI cable and the power cable since it is wifi capable. It connected with no problem to my network and after entering my password, Netflix worked fine - no video problems, no audio problems. Time will tell if that continues. Popped in a Bluray disc to check that out and watched for a few hours and once again - no video problems, no audio problems. Things are looking good.I can’t speak whatsoever on the 3D aspect of the player because I don’t have a 3D TV. I bought the 220 just to get the Viera Connect feature which includes Netflix, Hulu and Amazon Streaming. In 2D, picture quality and audio is great for both discs and streaming.The remote is fine but I use a Harmony remote so it will probably just be put away.The only negative things I have to say about the 220 is I find the menu system to be a bit clunky and when you get into the Viera Connect menu button pushes become a little laggy. If every net connected device worked like Roku, the world would be a better place.So in conclusion, I’m pretty pleased with the 220. I got rid of a cable on the back, in the brief time that I used it the dropouts seem to have been corrected and the picture and sound are great.Last, I would like to thank Amazon for taking the 110 back because it was legitimately beyond the return period. That’s why I like Amazon, that’s why I am an Amazon Prime member and that’s why I will continue to spend money with them.Update - May 19, 2012: After two months of working fine, I put the Chronicle blu ray in tonight and the player wouldn’t play the disc. It kept defaulting back to the Panasonic home screen like it didn’t have a disc in. I unplugged the player for a minute and plugged it back in. The disc was recognized but then when the movie started, the audio began dropping out every 5-10 seconds. We took the disc upstairs and it played flawlessly on an older LG blu ray player. After the movie ended, I took the disc back downstairs to try and diagnose the problem. On a whim I turned off the BD Live feature and the disc played fine during the portion that was dropping out previously. Maybe just a fluke but that’s still not functioning properly. I’m going to monitor but if it starts doing it again, I am returning the BDT220 and then I am done with Panasonic blu ray players.Update - June 2nd, 2012: The BD Live off wasn’t the fix. Did some more research and it sounds more and more like it is an HDMI handshake issue involving copyright protection on discs.I ordered a set of the latest version HDMI cables and if this doesn’t work, I am going to get a Sony BDP-S390.Update - July 15th, 2012: Didn’t get around to using a new HDMI cable but I haven’t had any problems since the Chronicle blu ray disc.Update - June 5th, 2013: Pleased to say that after several firmware updates, it is playing nice with everything EXCEPT The Trailer Park Boys box set.
Works well, but freezes/locks up occasionally.
This player works well for the most part. It loads discs very quickly and play movies very well. But the player has froze and locked up on me occasionally.
Two Stars
Don’t find any difference in picture quality from cheap DVD player without up scaling.
Five Stars
Great Blue Ray players, easy to use
Big Disappointment!
The wifi went out on my 5 year old Panasonic Blu-Ray player so I couldn’t stream anymore. We mostly stream and watch an occasional DVD or Blu-Ray disc.
Keeps saying DVDs are incompatible even though I know they’re fine.
I had the same problem someone else reported. Had the player for 7 months and it started reporting that DVDs were incompatible.
Good so Far!
No problems yet but I haven’t really used it for “real” 4K.
Four Stars
Works well, and had know problems with it, yet.
Stunning Picture for a Great Price
Great unit! Rich colors and sharp picture! Great 3D too! Very impressed w this unit when compared to our equivalently priced Samsung Blu-ray 3D player.
Not worth a penny
If I could give this junk zero stars, I’d do it. The setup went ok but the moment I turned it off, it would no longer connect to the internet and dvds didn’t play in it.
I bought it because the reviews I read looked good versus others at the same price
comments powered by DisqusProduct did not work well from the beginning. The disc player seem to get hot and crash. It would not turn off or on or anything until I unplugged it and let it sit until it…
