How To Use a Sony Blu-ray Disc Player (BDP-BX370 Review!) 

I really have no idea. The specs look very similar. Your guess is as good as mine but you may be right in that it’s just a matter of the release date.

Only one time was it making a lot of noise and I think it's because the front of the player was positioned beyond the ledge of the TV stand you see here in this video. So far, in the 6 months or so of owning it, as long as the player is placed fully on the stand, it's been quiet. Thanks for watching!

1080p. So, unfortunately, if you're looking for 4K upscaling, I can't speak to that with this model. But I've found myself satisfied with it visually for both Blu-Ray and DVD on 1080p.

I don't know the answer to that unfortunately. It depends on the universal remote and its ability to be compatible with Sony and Blu-Ray players. Thanks for watching.

I used the HDMI cord provided.

I'm a little confused. Do you mean that it pops up after you press play or it is just periodically popping up randomly?

I can't speak to watching 4K with this Blu-Ray as my TV is 1080p. However, it comes with a 4K HDMI cable so it should have that capability to watch it. Thanks for watching.

No and you can use this blue ray player with most other brand TVs.

It is easy to set up. There is an option to put an Ethernet cord in. As I mentioned in the video, I actually do not connect the Internet to the device. I solely use it for playing DVDs and Blu-Rays so I cannot speak to that. But, from what I've gathered through the Internet reviews, the issues seem to come from WiFi connection with apps so there may be issues with buffering. Thanks for watching!

@@SumukhComedy awesome and sorry I remember that now, I’m just looking to use it for blue Ray discs too

This particular player, BDP-BX370, does not accept 3D playback. You would have to purchase a different, higher-end Blu-Disc player.

Yes, CDs and DVDs work in them as I have used both in the player. The HDMI cable I'm currently using is gold plated so you should be good as well on that. Thanks for watching!

Unfortunate that no one replied.

If you hit the DISPLAY button on the lower right part of the remote while you are watching, it will show you the time elapsed/remaining on the disc. Thanks for watching!

Hi Janice, this is happening with a new player? Does the remote control have new batteries in it? You're able to turn on the player with the remote but can't turn it off?

No, you would have to get a different type of Blu-Ray player from Sony. See this link from Amazon on the product and scroll down to see the variety of Sony player options that do allow you to play 4K Ultra HD. Thanks for watching! www.amazon.com/Sony-BDPBX370-Blu-Ray-Player-Wi-Fi/dp/B01I5QZN8E?th=1

Actually you CAN receive 4K Ultra: (verify this by researching, like I did. HDMI slots 1 & 4 play only HD. If your TV has a HDMI 2 & 3, THOSE CONNECTIONS ARE DEDICATED to receiving the higher def, basically 4K- Ultra. 😊😊😊😊

It needs to be pointed at the player. Thanks for watching!

I would directly ask this question to Sony or via their store on Amazon (www.amazon.com/Sony-BDPBX370-Blu-Ray-Player-Wi-Fi/dp/B01I5QZN8E?th=1). As I am based in the U.S., I don't want to provide you with the wrong answer and knowing the history of differences (VHS vs. PAL/DVD regions), it's very possible even if it had outlet arrangements, it still wouldn't be able to play European-based Blu-Rays. Sorry I can't be of more definitive help. Thanks for watching.

@@SumukhComedy thanks for replying. Will ask Sony then.

​@@prayerposition1I know it's been a while, however, I just purchased this player for use in the UK. It is dual voltage which means it can be used anywhere. I purchased a UK 110-240v plug and it's 100%. Paid £70 for the player rather than £150+ for a chipped region free which has been messed with.

@@DarkSideOfTheMoon90 great thank you!

I would suggest just looking here at Sony's self-support website on this player to answer any specific questions you may have: www.sony.com/electronics/support/home-video-blu-ray-disc-players-recorders/bdp-bx370

@@SumukhComedy thanks

I would directly ask this question to Sony or via their store on Amazon (www.amazon.com/Sony-BDPBX370-Blu-Ray-Player-Wi-Fi/dp/B01I5QZN8E?th=1). As I am based in the U.S., I don't want to provide you with the wrong answer. Sorry I can't be of more definitive help. Thanks for watching.

If you mean, does the run time of what you are playing show up on display on the player itself, no it doesn't. Run time only appears as a display on the screen as you play the disc/watch something.

I do not use this to play anything from a USB flash drive. However, I tested it out based off your question and a .MOV file from a USB did not work for me -- the audio was there but not the video. .JPG photos could be seen from the same flash drive. So, I would suggest trying to find out which files are compatible with this device with the type of files you are trying to play from your flash drive. Thanks for watching!

@@SumukhComedy Many thanks for the info. I went ahead and ordered it anyway. There is generally very little information from anyone reviewing these DVD players that also claim to be able to play movies from flash drives. I'll be trying to play MKV and MP4 movies, and I'll let you know if it works for me. Thanks again.

@@lyndhurstbodden did it work?

@@divineeeeegd Hi, I received it the day before going on vacation. I'll be back home on the weekend and will test it and let you know how it works.

@@lyndhurstbodden Thank you so much!!

What is the trouble?

You're the trouble Sumukh.

This one is not. There is a region free model but it is double the price: www.amazon.com/BDP-S3700-Blu-ray-110-240-Dynastar-adapter/dp/B075VCYRG4

@@SumukhComedy thank you for the info

@@SumukhComedy i would like to find a cheaper than 100 that would be region free, do you know of a good one from another brand maybe?