Is The PS5/Xbox Series X A Good 4K Blu-ray Player?

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Is the PS5 a good 4K Blu-ray player? Is the Xbox a good 4K Blu-ray player? I get these questions a lot, so here are my thoughts on the gaming consoles vs a dedicated 4K player.
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@JeffRauseo 5 месяцев назад

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@michaelhawkins7389 Месяц назад

The PS3 in fact has a better Blu ray player then the PS4 so I doubt a ps5 can match the blu ray player on a PS3 console I didnt see the fact you said "4k lol

@Ascreaminghotdog Месяц назад

The Blu-ray app on Xbox series X doesn't work for some, I being one of them. I can't watch movie from the console and instead have to use my old Xbox One to watch them. I thought you should know because I don't see many people talking about this issue.

@undead2554 23 дня назад

Is the lower end 4k player better than the ps5 for 4k movies

@AlexGreat321 Год назад

I've been using game consoles as entertainment systems for the past 15 years because they're such a great bargain for me, being able to play games, films and other stuff

@icravedeath.1200 6 дней назад

That as well as the hundreds of old Xbox 360 and og Xbox games you can play on series X make it more worth it than ps5 lol.

@SeViLionCollectibles Год назад

I’ve always used my PlayStation consoles as my entry level disc players. Literally the PS1 was my first CD Player then PS2 for DVD, and PS3 for Blu-Ray. I’ve usually bought dedicated hardware later in the lifespan, but for getting started on a new format, PlayStation has always done right by me!

@ralaun2000 Год назад

It’s Sony’s standard operating procedure, include a new proprietary format that they own major stock in, having helped invent it. I remember back when the first “best seller” Sony had on the PlayStation was “The Matrix!” 😂

@tinlunlau1 Год назад

PS1 was not a bad VCD player if you had that attachment

@LennyQUMFIF Год назад

@@ralaun2000today not really since the PS5 doesn't have Dolby Vision on 4K BD and the PS4 Pro didn't even support 4K discs while Microsoft's Xbox One S and Xbox One X do support it. (In fact, the One S is just a 4k version of the original Xbox One, which was already less powerful than the normal PS4)

@NeoMoonSevin Год назад

dont ever think sony owns blu ray because they never have and they never will they only used blu ray to curb piracy also none of the blu ray ps games ever used the entire disc ever its about 30% of the blu ray disc the rest is wasted but xbox 1 to xbox series can play blu ray discs and digital blu ray since years now

@jollama Год назад

You do know audiophiles use PS1 systems as CD players because of its high audio quality right?

@Franksmediaandreviews Год назад

That's honestly how I got into 4k movies. I watched 4k movies on the Xbox One, then decided to go even further, and got the Panasonic UB820.

@peterschreuder2600 Год назад

Same story for me.

@georgevolvos40 Год назад

Same here!

@littlewicky1 Год назад

Same here, I am thinking of getting a dedicated player since my One S has trouble with 100gb discs.

@andreaswoehler26 Год назад

Same here.

@baldo55me Год назад

The panasonic u820 is a great option. Little pricey but well worth it in the long run

@SonnyFrisco 11 месяцев назад

I remember the PS3 Bluray player got significantly better as time went on with firmware updates. One of the nice features was that it was updated frequently. Hope this is the case with the PS5.

@desinfected 4 месяца назад

the ps3 bluray player got an update a month ago lol

@Judyhopps-1iq 3 месяца назад

xbox didnt get a blu-ray player after xbox one came out i have a lg blu-ray player i only will use xbox i dont have a playstation but i will sometimes use a console on blu-rays if im on it

@angelchang5194 Год назад

I been enjoying all of my 4ks on my PS5. I dont have any complaints for the quality of the movies. 👏🏽

@carlkitchen Год назад

I agree 100%. I own both PS5 and a UB820. PS5 is pretty darn good for UHD discs. There's a slight bump in quality on the UB820 and of course the Dolby Vision. I'm just part of that 2% that's looking for just that little bit more. I only had the PS5 to start and never felt the quality suffered in any way. I mostly got the UB820 for the Dolby Vision but also figured if I was going to upgrade from PS5 that I'd get 'a bit more' where I can.

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

I am hard pressed to see the quality difference. I mean yeah I’m side by side stills. That’s not the whole story. The my Xbox has a pretty loud spinning noise and freezes/skips a significant ammount of the time. I’ve maybe had one hiccup in all my playback on the Panasonic. My old Sony had similar issues and in addition I had to manually turn on and off Dolby vision, which game consoles don’t have as everybody has mentioned. I really do think people need to be made aware that the Panasonic ub 820 is the stick you use to measure the quality of a player. And it’s not all that expensive of a stick so just get the stick

@MarcusAuerbach Год назад

My first foray into 4k HDR Blurays was with the 4K-HDR release Akira. I can't really speak to the remastering effort since it's my only 4k disc so far so I don't have a reference for what a 4k Bluray should look like. But man, the disc drives in both the PS5 and the Series X were running *really* loud. It was super off-putting. Is that normal for 4k Blurays or did I just get a dud? (The movie played fine from start to finish, HDR 10 did work. I'm just talking about the noise the drive makes when the disc is running.)

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

@@MarcusAuerbach I felt the same way about my Xbox. I had the experience with certain discs in cheaper dedicated players too. I just tell everybody to get the Panasonic ub 820… nothing more and nothing less

@BEEFTEEF4 Год назад

Thanks. Running all of my blu rays and UHD 4Ks on the dedicated Sony X700 paired with an A80J screen. I can confirm that the upscaling is better using the X700 over my PS5. Some other features worth mentioning: 24p mode, Dolby Vision, fast menu load times, the ability to check audio and video bitrates on the fly and visually confirm audio output format.

@chrisfratz Год назад

I use an Xbox One s as my Blu-ray player so I can offer a few notes for that, Xbox has 24p support, you just have to turn on in the console settings, and it has the ability to check video and audio bit rates on the fly, it's just locked behind clicking the right stick on a controller for some reason, and there's no button in the player UI to get there.

@damonappel Год назад

The Sony X800 is even better, as it will play DVD-Audio, SACD, and can be converted to multi-region support.

@requiett Год назад

I was lucky to get an X700 on clearance for $100 recently. It's a great player but I did run into the intermittent freezing that's been reported with it by others. Maybe 2 - 3 times during some movies (not all though), the X700 would just suddenly freeze when playing UHDs. I didn't notice it on bluray. I ran the firmware update and thought that might help but it did not. After reading more into it, I saw others online had resolved the freezing issue by turning off the 24p mode. I turned this off as well and haven't seen the freezing happen since.

@dariomladenovski7047 Год назад

what if I put the blu rays on my flash drive and then plug it on the TV? how does the quality compare to a blu ray disc running on a blu ray player?

@AttunedFlux Год назад

@@requiett Whats more infuriating, is that, one x700 can skip and freeze horribly making disks unwatchable (BTTF trilogy 4k), it can work totally fine on another x700 player. I have two, so I was able to test this. It baffled me. Both have their original firmware.

@RetroMediaRoom Год назад

Interesting little tip, I've watched 3-D blu-ray (Gaurdians of the Galaxy) on my PS4 Pro with my Playstation VR headset. Low resolution but worked pretty well considering I've never had an actual 3-D HDTV.

@BushinRyuCat Год назад

It works on any 3D TV as well. While i don't have a PS5, since its now been updated to work with PSVR2, its the same as PS3 and PS4. 3Dtvs can read read 3D formatted blurays off a PS3, PS4 or PS5.

@sonicsnake44 Год назад

@@BushinRyuCatPS5 don't support 3D blu-rays.

@Oldskoola Год назад

@@BushinRyuCatwhat has been updated? I can’t find any news mentioning added 3d blu ray support for PSVR 2.

@311mikey Год назад

@@BushinRyuCat I still have my LG 3-D TV from like seven years ago and the Blu-rays look awesome on my PS3 or PS4 pro I don’t know why they ever got rid of that. I’ve tried the active 3-D and it’s not the same as the passive.

@BushinRyuCat Год назад

@@sonicsnake44 Wait a sec. Understand that i have a PS4 pro not the PS5...but if both the PS4 AND PS5 can use PSVR units, and i can play 3D blurays from my PS4 to my 3DTV (Vizio) in 3D...how the heck can the PS5 not do the same? 🥴

@jedlomax100 Год назад

I have both options and I agree 100% with you. For most people a PS5 is great, and if you have a handful of 4K discs it's the better option. If you become a more hardcore collector then upgrade, as I did, you will see a difference. But it's key that the most people possible have a way to play these discs and consoles enable that.

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

Definitely great for getting into 4k disc playback. I actually went from a Sony player when I first got my tv before getting the Panasonic 820 a couple years later. I eventually bought an Xbox for gaming and have tried it. It’s on par with cheaper dedicated players. Roughly… either way not all dedicated players are equal. I’ve never used a Reavon. You can’t get an oppo now. There’s only one recommendation I can make if you are serious about movies

@jedlomax100 Год назад

@@robertfaulkner1824 Yeah I've got the 820. The DV is superb and it's a definite upgrade on the PS5, but both are excellent.

@drewscentral5587 Год назад

@elTigre877 Not everyone can afford extra tech gear, so gotta keep that in mind.

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

@@drewscentral5587 I’m kinda over hearing that…. Ok fine. If you can’t afford it don’t buy it. If you own a ps5 or series x then the device we are recommending is the same price. If you buy 20-30 4ks then you’ve spent the same amount of money. At the point I had about 200 discs I realized it was dumb of me not to have an adequate player. And I really do feel anything less is kind of inadequate. I bought mine on Amazon and the had a payment plan option for 80 bucks for 5 months interest free. There was also a sale at the time

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

@@drewscentral5587 oh I also didn’t see that he mentioned the all metal one. Definitely looks cool but yeah… the 820 is like the same player just not built like a tank

@rguitar78 Год назад

I rip my UHDs to MKV, play them in Plex on the Nvidia Shield and have full support for Dolby Vision and HDR, Dolby Atmos, etc. There is also the added benefit of not spinning up a disk for playback. Best experience for convenient viewing of films. It upscales DVD and Blu-Ray to great effect as well.

@adamstern5116 Год назад

This is the correct answer.

@AtracBreezy Год назад

Nvidia Shield and Plex is the only way

@VSMOKE1 Год назад

@@adamstern5116always has been

@dominicarroyo6269 Год назад

I would say yes. I watched evil dead rise 4k blu-ray on my series x a few days ago and it looked really good with no issues when it came to sound and picture quality

@edbeasant9494 Год назад

@MrAdammassacreyou know 4k blurays are region free right?

@dominicarroyo6269 Год назад

@MrAdammassacre it's been out since June 24th here if I'm not mistaken. Y'all lucky that you guys are getting the steelbook😭

@dominicarroyo6269 Год назад

@MrAdammassacre yea I think zavvi stopped shipping here to the states for some reason unfortunately

@Mike179 Год назад

@@edbeasant9494really???

@edbeasant9494 Год назад

@@Mike179 yeah

@Snoogins22 Год назад

I’m glad you covered this! A good follow up should be correct picture/calibration etc. Xbox has a great calibration tool!

@alexanderulv3886 Год назад

Yes please

@richinderbyshire4779 Год назад

Agreed

@TBoogy3 Год назад

And the ps5 auto hdr tone maps when used with certain Sony TVs.

@sawdust8691 Год назад

@TBoogy3 Yes, but unfortunately a lot of the auto calibrarion sometimes is not correct. For instance I previously had one of those Sony TVs that the PS5 auto calibrated to, but it wasn't correct and I had to set it myself anyway. And doesn't that auto calibration only apply to the consoles HDR calibration screen? Which hardly any games use. It had the black levels set too high. It should be at zero for the best and most accurate HDR on my TV. And the brightness was also a click or two off the optimal. Best to look into your specific display to find the best settings for HDR. Though the auto calibrate is probably fine if not great.

@hunsakermedia Год назад

Agreed with everything you said. I had a Panasonic UB-420 4k player before I bought my PS5 and when I got the console and compared movies, they looked exactly the same. The PS5's ability to upscale the DVDs might've been ever so slightly lower than the Panasonic but not enough to notice in most cases. I eventually decided to sell the Panasonic since the PS5 was doing such a great job and figured the most high-end dedicated player would out-perform my PS5 so someday when I need it, I'll buy it. For the time being, the PS5 is perfect with my Sony Bravia X900H.

@mrloski2915 7 месяцев назад

🧢

@StefanConstantinDumitrache Год назад

I never knew I needed a video like this one, but I am glad you made it. I have a PS5 and a rather mid-range 4k tv, so I believe they serve each other well. But it is good to know that if I want to get more serious about 4k movies I'll need to get more than just a better TV.

@KarlRock 11 месяцев назад

Thanks! Good to know.

@Downhuman74 Год назад

Some things to add. Your Xbox One X should be able to play 3D Blu-rays without issue. The Series X does not have support. The PS5 and XSX not being able to handle CD's and 3D Blu-ray is actually ridiculous. It's a software update. There's no reason for it other than laziness (and maybe licensing) Also, for those still stuck on non-HDR displays, the PS5 player has HDR-to-SDR conversion. So, if you want to play your UHD Blu-rays on a non-HDR display and not have the colors look weird, the PS5 does just fine in that regard.

@KreshDraven6 Год назад

I had a Series X and was happy enough playing 4k movies on it. The biggest problem tough was that the Series X doesn't support the Bitstream mode, so I had very limited audio options since my TV also doesn't support DTS for exemple. As my 4k collection got bigger I decided to buy a dedicated player and got the Sony X800 M2, and I'm extremely happy with it and yes, there is noticeable difference in the picture quality, not night and day difference, but it's there. And now I have whatever audio or picture quality is available and also a better upscaling with is really nice

@Jumpman67 Год назад

My ps5 is good enough for me. I can’t see myself getting a dedicated player to take up more space in my entertainment center.

@awsho3294 Год назад

Same

@jorge3997 5 месяцев назад

⁠⁠honestly I would only recommend the high end 4k blu ray players, I was looking to buy a player a few months ago and the ones that work “good” are $500 or more. At that price I just keep my ps5 that can play games too. The ones that are $300, $400 have a lot of issues like scenes skipping or audio lag. I was thinking of buying a dedicated one just because I needed a region free 4k blu ray player for my discs.

@dislodge Год назад

I’ve mostly watched my collection on consoles for years but this year finally went with a dedicated 4K/3D player because the consoles can’t seem to handle the new triple layer discs like LOTR and AVATAR. I ended up getting a region free version of the Panasonic DP-UB820 and it’s been great. It perfectly plays some burned discs that the consoles had trouble with too, like the DeSpecialized Star Wars discs.

@tvstation8102 Год назад

This is why I still haven't purchased any 4K physical movies. I have the Xbox player...but am always reading about the issues with triple layer disks. Since the movies I want tend to be the more 'epic/bigger' films, I fear I'll end up trying to watch a movie and having It freeze up? So I default to options like watching 4K on iTunes. Am I worrying too much about that issue?

@jenvogue5005 8 месяцев назад

So, does the dp-ub820 have a significantly better picture quality than ps5? For similar price, ps5 plays games as well as 4k uhd blurays, butnot the dp-ub820.... I'm debating between the two

@Pokemonashgreen2 Год назад

My Xbox one X, was my first 4k player years ago. I eventually got both the ps5 and Xbox series X. But we had a 4k since 2018, I didn't get mine until this year and spent around $600 on a Sony TV lol.

@TheHouseOfVII Год назад

Very interesting breakdown - I'm looking into my first venture into 4K blu-ray - altho I don't have a TV set up (flat is too small) so going to try adding a 4k Blu-Ray drive to a computer. Years ago I had a blu-ray drive in a PC and compatibility was a nightmare so I'm hoping it's matured a bit since then and this won't turn into a giant rabbit hole. But I guess that's part of the fun.

@KelpPardue Год назад

Jeff, great review, as always. Very informative! A side note would be that using a gaming controller to control the disc player isn’t as intuitive as a dedicated 4K player remote. Another angle to consider in the review.

@gregermeister8931 Год назад

Another thing to keep in mind in game console vs dedicated player is power consumption. My Sony UBP-X700 is rated at 15W while a PS5 is rated at 350W. Cant confirm how much it is actually using while playing a 4K disc versus game disc though.

@yojoono Год назад

I actually liked the Xbox One S and X consoles as Blu Ray players over the Series X. The disc drive in the Series X can be somewhat loud at times if you have a quiet room. Consoles are also a bit hard/consufing for some people (like my parents) to use as a blu ray player, so a dedicated player worked out well in the long run.

@psychomoth06 Год назад

This was actually a pretty helpful video. I have a higher-end setup but was considering ditching my 4K player for a PS5. After watching this, I think I’ll hold on to it. Thanks!

@MoviesNGames007uk Год назад

I feel the PS3 was probably the best ever console player for dvds and blu rays

@awsho3294 Год назад

Yep

@requiett Год назад

The thing I disliked the most about using the PS5 as a disc player is actually the remote. The official Sony PS5 media remote is terrible for discs. There's no controls like stop, eject, and many others you'd get on something like your disc player remote. Even with the media remote, the PS5 makes you do many of the disc commands through an onscreen menu. You might as well just use the PS5 controller for all the good the remote does.

@djones3021 Год назад

You know you can use your TV remote on PS five and Xbox series X just enable HDMI, CEC, and voila your TV remote now works for you console

@tommyherrick8220 Год назад

I bought a 4K player and it was really weird. It would not play certain discs after a certain point in the film. I grabbed a PS five afterwards and it has never failed me. It is my dedicated player at this point. I have a 65 inch Sony X900H TV

@jonboy602 Год назад

I've way more faith that the ps5 will be more reliably updated to fix any future issues than most dedicated players too.

@mikewilding3199 Год назад

This is common fault with Sony machines. They seem unable to cope properly with the layer change combined with 100gig discs. And the discs must be flawless even if they look clean I use microfibre cloth which helps If the machine freezes unplug from power completely replug in eject remove disc close drawer and restart from scratchhope this helps

@tommyherrick8220 Год назад

@@mikewilding3199 That is very helpful for anyone that has the issue that I had. Luckily I have not had any issues since using my PS5. It works perfectly

@kilinkis Год назад

Nice and needed video! Would be nice in a future video to compare entry level dedicated players vs those expensive ones.

@Nick-4K Год назад

I started with my Series X and when I started collecting more 4K, I picked up 4K player for the Dolby Vision.

@EthanLeitch Год назад

I used to use my PS5 and didn't really believe the hype on dedicated players. But then I picked up a Panasonic UB-820 and man, it looks amazing. Comparing the 2 was interesting and I noticed the PS5 tended to crush blacks a lot on my OLED TV, whereas the Panasonic tone mapped correctly and looked fantastic. The only caveat I found was that maybe 10 out of 100 4K discs I own had Dolby Vision/HDR10+, so it wasn't a super useful feature.

@iandeming Год назад

This has been my exact experience. LG CX OLED owner and have found the UB820 tone maps much better than the PS5 (plus has the HDR optimizer if you need to take something). I’m not sure if anyone else feels this way, but I’ve actually turned Dolby Vision OFF on my UB820 as I prefer the way most content looks in HDR10 over DV. Dolby Vision tends to be darker in general and limits the brightness of highlights. It could just be the OLED I have, but my eyes consistently prefer the static HDR10 grade, as the lower mid tones tend to be a tad brighter, and the highlights “pop” a bit brighter.

@Ryan_TheBold 4 месяца назад

Had the 820 but couldn’t get it to jive properly with my sound system. So I returned it for the 420 since I didn’t really need Dolby vision, and it looks the same. Panasonic does a really amazing job with upscaling. I couldn’t believe how great some of my older anime dvds looked.

@dusthymn8187 Год назад

Well going off my own eyeballs it is definitely better than streaming a 4K movie on vudu for instance

@davidvasquez753 Год назад

Bro you just created a necessity for me, god damn now I need to get a dedicated player, been using consoles for my 4k movies since day 1, but you do make a good point. Salutes from CDMX

@johncourtright1632 Год назад

Excellent breakdown of the various options, benefits and tradeoffs. Thanks. Subscribed.

@MrMattyG Год назад

I have been very impressed with my Xbox Series X when playing 4K's. I do not know if this is common, but the console's fan definitely becomes louder when playing 4K movies however.

@ChimpRiot Год назад

I don’t think it’s common. I never heard my Series X fan ever.

@christiancardenas2975 Год назад

It actually is, Xbox series X are known for becoming very loud when playing 4k blu rays

@Nyarlahotep Год назад

Mine is loud as well, also there are some small noticeable hitches, artifacting and other issues. I haven't tried my PS5 yet, but I'm considering getting a dedicated player.

@guitarspud1723 Год назад

Maybe it's plugged full of dust. That fan will do it. Easy to take apart and clean.

@stevemuzak8526 Год назад

PS5 is one of the best 4K players. Won't skip scratched discs. That's a huge advantage over stand alone 4K players.

@BigStef71182 Год назад

I completely agree 👍. I've never had a dedicated player but I heard they have been prone to freezing and skips. I do have a one x as my first dedicated player and my God was that a piece of garbage. I had so many uhds that wouldn't play and like you said they would skip all the time or freeze and give the picture this blurry green image. I have not dealt with this issue with my ps5 knock on wood lol 😆. My Transformers uhd that has one tiny scratch freezes on a certain section every single time and skips to the next part. Same exact scene no problems on my ps5 player

@stevemuzak8526 Год назад

@@BigStef71182 4K discs are extremely sensitive to scratching. Even minimal scratching can cause skipping and glitches. That's why I always return scratched discs.

@BigStef71182 Год назад

@stevemuzak8526 I know and it's not even us consumers who cause it. I'm surprised how many 4k discs I have that come scratched. It's ridiculous. I collect steelbooks and it happens often which is a pain in the ass. I never had this issues with regular blu rays. With my scratched discs I have though my ps5 hasn't given me any problems.

@stevemuzak8526 Год назад

@@BigStef71182 I have Panasonic UB820 player. That player can deal with almost everything but you need a good quality HDMI cable.

@V3ntilator Год назад

I use Xbox One X (2017) to play 4K UHD Discs and i use PS3 for 3D Blu-Ray and Blu-Ray. PS3 is also compatible with everything unlike Samsung etc. which can't read all discs.

@IceeTeaKenzie 10 месяцев назад

I remember before i bought a dedicated 4k player i used my xbox one S to watch my dvds, blurays, and 4ks and i was very satisfied using it. Ultimately if i didnt have one i wouldnt have been able to start building up my physical collection because i only got a dedicated player like 4/5 months ago. If all you have is a gaming console then use it, start building up that collection for when you can eventually get a dedicated player!

@ALDO-cr2hv Год назад

I have a PS5 and agree it’s a good 4K player, good enough for me anyway. The only thing that makes me want to upgrade to dedicated 4K player is the PS5 can get pretty noisy when playing discs (games or 4K). Mines does anyway

@brentwylie5558 Год назад

Lay the PS5 horizontally and the noise should go away (if you have it vertical). If I set mine vertical the disc drive is loud, but horizontal I can’t hear it at all while playing movies.

@t-mar9275 Год назад

One thing that wasn't mentioned are the control functions and this can be very frustrating for non-gamers, like a spouse. Only basic functions have one button control and they aren't labelled, so infrequent users often forget which button to press. Other functions require a more complex sequence and some can be a real hunt to find them. It's definitely not as convenient as the remote of a dedicated video disc player. If you've got a non-gamer in the household, you may find yourself shelling out for the optional remote control to keep everyone happy and even though the optional PS5 remote control is better than the game controller for non-gamers, it's still not as good as most remote controls for dedicated video disc players or even the old PS3 remote control.

@TheMysteryDriver Год назад

Just get a 3rd party remote that can control other stuff as well. I've got one for my Xbox ever controls my tv and soundbar and accidently my fan.

@spiritus3390 Год назад

Or just the PS5 remote

@ClapperDan Год назад

@@TheMysteryDrivernot even. Xbox CEC controls allow you to use your TV remote to control the Xbox in media apps

@TheMysteryDriver Год назад

@@ClapperDan i wish my Xbox cec could change the volume on my tv

@ClapperDan Год назад

@@TheMysteryDriver well the update came out last year, so it might be a limitation on your TV. I have a 2018 Vizio M Series and it works like a dream. I threw my Xbox media remote away lol

@gregorydopptrue Год назад

thank you for the great vids and content. I guessed some of the info but had no way to test myself noice work

@lobesmcgee Год назад

I've never owned a dedicated Player for Bluray or 4K. I've only used consoles and have been Pleased over the years with them.

@droma2366 Год назад

Something very important to keep in mind, true the video game consoles don't offer dolby vision for movies, there really isn't a huge selection of 4k movies that can offer dolby vision. There is a selection of dolby vision 4k Movies, but not all movies are dolby vision. Also, for dolby vision you need to have the TV that supports dolby vision. You may buy dedicated 4k player because of dolby vision, but now you need the dolby vision 4k tv. And then you'll need the dolby vision content.😂

@bened22 Год назад

I'd say between 35 % to 45 % of 4K Blu Rays have Dolby Vision. Maybe more if you get many boutique releases and less if you get more studio releases. But yeah, definitely not something to worry too much about.

@Mike179 Год назад

My Vizio 75 inch Quantum 4k TV has Dolby Vision and HDR 10. My Sony UBP X-700 has Dolby Vision . So YES you're right

@Brisingr73 Год назад

In regard to TVs, I think most of them have Vision. Samsung is the major brand that doesn't support it.

@Mike179 Год назад

@@Brisingr73 I was just gonna say Samsung does NOT support Dolby Vision

@cartermoth6447 Год назад

I used to own a massive VHS collection in the 1990's, then a DVD collection in the 2000's. So when I say the difference between HDR 10 & Dolby Vision is negligible on a 65 inch 4K oled TV, I mean it. People shouldn't let FOMO force them into paying more than they should. Even streaming 4k on a current modern tv set looks amazing compared to what we used to have.

@ineedgunslotsofguns Год назад

Series X is a good 4K player picture wise. Some disks either don't work though (American Psycho, Interstellar) or stop working part way (Alien freezes when Kane explores the ship, Star Wars starts artifacting near the end). There's no way of knowing which disks will do this. I've read online it's 100 gig disks that are the problem but I've tried a few of those and the work fine.

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

I watched universals the wolf man. Same story

@ineedgunslotsofguns Год назад

@@robertfaulkner1824 It's annoying. Tempted to buy LOTR 4K but it's too great a risk at £60.

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

@@ineedgunslotsofguns I actually got the trilogy for a little less but even at that price it’s a good value. Both cuts of all three films. I disagree with this 98% of people. It’s 98% of the time… and 100% of people would prefer to watch 100% of their movies reliably. I do still think it’s more reliable than streaming even on a console but as you grow your collection you’ll want a dedicated player. I actually went from one dedicated player to a better player. That’s why I tell everybody Panasonic ub 820. Maybe it doesn’t fit your budget today but once you get that player you’ll never look back

@beyond72deepsoulfulhousemixes Год назад

@@ineedgunslotsofguns Same, I've given up taking the risk now, only buying if it's a 4K+BD release.

@ineedgunslotsofguns Год назад

@@beyond72deepsoulfulhousemixes Luckily most seem to include the blu ray. Be good if there was a compatibility list. Can confirm that: Matrix 1-4, John Wick 1-4, Dark Knight Trilogy, The Batman, Batman vs Superman, Joker, Braveheart, Alita, Total Recall, Crouching Tiger, No time to die, Blade Runner 2049, Spiderman Homecoming, Godzilla Vs Kong, Planet Earth 2 and Star Wars episodes 3, 5, 6, and 8 work fine on Xbox. ANH works fine until near the end when it starts artifacting.

@Broski2166 9 месяцев назад

The reason for me to upgrade to a 4k uhd player from a ps5 is the noise of the ps5 when I’m watching a movie.

@santiagorodriguez9849 Год назад

A good video, although in addition to this I would also recommend watching the more specific videos in terms of the technical aspects of each console, I recommend the HDTV Test videos.

@talen8152 5 месяцев назад

I've been using game consoles as my go to movie player since the PS2. I like owning movies but I'm not the guy that spends a grand on a 4k blu ray player. My Series X gets the job done (would have preferred a PS5) but it was take what you could get in 2020 and 2021 and Xbox is good enough.

@stonesfan285 2 месяца назад

You can get a dedicated player for far less than a grand. I bought my LG UBK90 as an open-box special at Best Buy for $150. I find it to be a great player, haven't really had any issues with it. I think if I bought a new one I'd wait for a black Friday sale on a Panny UB420 (my TV only does HDR10).

@talen8152 2 месяца назад

@@stonesfan285 Yes you can get 4k players for far cheaper. My main point is since I'm buying a gaming console anyway and it comes with a 4k player and streaming apps. Why waste money on a dedicated player? The PS5 and XBox aren't great but they get the job done if you aren't an enthusiast.

@Sammy-34079 Месяц назад

4k blu-ray and 4k tv trash go back to 1080p blu-ray with 1080p tv!!

@Superdimensional Год назад

You have an Xbox One S or X not “Series”

@dominicarroyo6269 Год назад

Lmao I was thinking the same thing. I'm like series one ?? But it's not his fault,tho I'm an Xbox guy but the naming for these things can get confusing

@BMWF15 Год назад

I was going to comment the same thing, I just rolled my eyes when I heard him say that haha

@godzilla2k26 Год назад

Xbox one x was the mid generation refresh of the previous generation. The new Xbox consoles are called the series. There are two, the series S and the series X.

@mrhobs 8 месяцев назад

I’m down here in the comments trying to figure out what he has. I thought he said he has the One X, not the Series X, but then partway through he’s saying Series X and showing pictures of it…. but does he own it??

@felipemoreira8308 8 месяцев назад

How come you don't know the proper name of the things you own

@danielzapata9600 Год назад

Thanks so much for this video, I specifically bought the physical PS5 cause I wanna start collecting physical media, didn't think a 4k player was necessary and thanks to your insight, I'm glad with the decision I made.

@coreybrown1289 Год назад

Been waiting for this one :) been back n forth with gaming console or dedicated player, thank you much bro 🤙🏼

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

Panasonic UB 820. You don’t need to spend more and you don’t wanna get anything less

@kevinselzer1669 Год назад

I would always say get a dedicated player. I have both my PS5 and a 4k player hooked up to my A80J and the one thing that will always make them stand out is picture settings of the TV itself. If you put your TV into game mode and play a 4k movie it will not look as good as changing over to another input that is dialed in to play your movies. Motion, picture quality ect is dramatically different and you wouldn't want those settings on a PS5 to produce massive input lag.

@CrimsonGear80 Год назад

the PS5 will actually switched to "Movie playback mode" when playing a disc-based movie so you can set up your TV specifically for it. then it will switch back to game mode when you go back to the PS5 menu.

@kevinselzer1669 Год назад

@@CrimsonGear80 I'm saying switching your TV settings to dial it in perfectly is kinda annoying. Also the loss of Dolby Vision is a bummer hence why I have both a dedicated player and the PS5 hooked up to my TV

@lonnyjohnson8732 Год назад

To be honest with you, if enough of the PS5 or Xbox user base ask for it, both are good with doing software updates to support advanced 4K features. I've never heard of dedicated players doing any sore of substantial update to add new content/features. They just expect you to purchase the next 4K player.

@loophole3526 Год назад

Do both consoles support 48Gb/s from the HDMI port or only 40Gb/s? That may be why they don’t support HDR10+ however Dolby Vision shouldn’t use more bandwidth than standard HDR10.

@djones3021 Год назад

@@loophole3526 48fbs on series x not sure about ps5. But I assume it does aswell

@nathanthomas5133 Год назад

Agree with this - Sony just added Dolby Atmos to the PS5 in the new update so they are listening & adding where possible

@chris10053 Год назад

Been playing on my Series X since Launch and One S and One X before that. The Series X calibration tool is pretty sweet when taking the edge on quality and a step forward towards a dedicated player. I need to update my TV before i even dare consider a dedicated player.

@Xycron Год назад

For my household, going from the PS5 to a better Panasonic player was almost night and day. Big videophiles over here and I hate having to use the consoles now.

@mikewright9547 Год назад

I have the Panasonic 820, truly an awesome unit to have.

@jamesbrettell3765 Год назад

Best player for the money

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

ONLY player I’d recommend.

@memphischeshier2767 Год назад

i use a ps5 as my 4k Blu-ray player and it is not the best player but it will work for me. and i don't have the money to use to shell out for the expensive Panasonic players.

@deadmanprime4793 Год назад

Sadly I found myself in that 2% that wanted the Dolby Vision as I loved the expanded color data. Xbox could do it streaming, but so could my TV. So I buckled and got a dedicated player on credit. Started out not so well- got a low-priced Sony that started glitching up after one month- but after getting my Panasonic it's been all aces!

@SIM89F 11 месяцев назад

Just wanted to show some love from the UK as I watch your channel regularly and love the way you deliver all your content. I currently have the Panasonic UB820 for my main set up and a PS5 in my room, and agree that fundamentally both options are great but the Panasonic just gives me that bit more I crave!

@oath312 Год назад

My PS5 is my main 4K player but my XSX has had problems with larger disc like the game of thrones 4k seasons. I guess it has problems playing the 100 gb disc and it freezes up randomly for a minute with audio still playing. Never had that problem on the PS5 tho.

@fnsonicrick Год назад

I've watched about half of my 4k GOT on my Series X and had zero issues

@tremolobanshee Год назад

I got a PS5 for Demon Souls and to play 4Ks. I had been collecting Blurays for a few years but was late to the format and didn't want to repeat that mistake with 4K. For the price and doubling as a gaming machine I would say its a great option. The PS5 handles the discs well, and while you do miss out on HDR 10+ and Dolby Vision, the point of entry with these doesn't feel so steep simply because the PS5 can pull double duty. I do plan on upgrading to a dedicated player once I've upgraded the other components of my home theater setup, but it will be among the last of my purchases for it. Thanks for the videos!

@paulphoenix1973 Год назад

Linus said he couldn't tell the difference between a dedicated player and a console.

@colinbooth531 Год назад

Linus is wrong. My OPPO blows the pants off the Xbox, especially when it comes to connection possibilities.

@paulphoenix1973 Год назад

@@colinbooth531 I agree but he seemed pretty convinced that there's absolutely no difference.

@Diyomaro Год назад

I'm both a fan of movies, and video games. I have a PS5 but I also have a dedicated player. There is a difference in quality and I even tested it when my player's disc drive was dying and was considering replacing it. I did end up just buying a new disc drive and it works perfectly. Haven't had a skip since.

@melissalayson7275 Год назад

I have also have a dedicated 4K player too. Since I don't play video games I also have a Standard Sony BDP-S1700 Blu-ray player and Panasonic UB-420 4K player connected to my Sony X90J 4K TV. The Panasonic UB-420 4K player with Sony X90J 4K TV is very good combination for upscaling older sources like DVDS and 4K and Standard blu-ray you can't tell difference between except for one requires HDR.

@godmagnus Год назад

It's called a One X, not Series One

@bigboy0494 Год назад

Just a correction Xbox can play cd’s and I find the picture quality better on my ps5 than my series x when it comes to 4k blurays

@carlkitchen Год назад

I found that too comparing my brother's series x to my PS5. I heard there was an update at some point though that helped picture quality on the series x. I'm just not sure if we checked before or after the update when we did.

@Ran-gw1fu Год назад

Completely agree. I play PS5 more so I figured I’d use my series x for my 4k movies but the PS5 picture quality does look better.

@supermanblue2274 Год назад

He said the PS5 doesn't play CD's but the Xbox does, neither plays super audio CD's.

@dariomladenovski7047 Год назад

and why is that the case?

@TheBrandonn Год назад

@@supermanblue2274i'd be willing to bet money that the ps5 does play CDs. Its just that SO many companies and bands these days use CDr for releases. Try playing an old school CD from the early days

@dravenlee4473 Год назад

I think for most people, it's perfectly fine but a standalone player is still preferred and will give you more options, is usually faster and just feels better suited. One good thing is if we run into player shortages or they just stop being made one day, at least there are millions of Xbox and PS5s out there we can always get.

@jackofallgamesTV Год назад

One fact you got wrong. The Xbox One S plays 3d movies, but not even backward compatible 360 3d games. As for sound, the one thing the Xbox One S and the Series S and X has s direct Dolby Atmos Headphones app, the DTS:X Headphone App, and Windows Sonic, a direct LPCM 7.1 to headphobe converters. True story: in 2008, our main theater room was so asymmetric, that it would cost $10K in labor alone to set up a Dolby Surround system. Instead I spent $100 on Turtle Beach Dolby Digital Surround headphones, and the Dolby Surround sounds like in perfect 3d audio. Now you just get Windows Sonic for free, Dolby for $15, and DTS for $20. The problem is you have to read the box and match the headphone player with the disc audio format. Keep likes with likes. I never owned a hone communal (non headphone) surround sound system, so I don't know if typical hone theater users have to manually set Dolby/DTS/LPCM every time you switch movies, or if it's automatic. You'd think the Xbox would be smart enough to autoswitch between Dolby Atmos Headphone, DTS:X Headphone, and Windows Sonic for LPCM. But apparently, it assumes you're such a big Dolby or DTS fan (but not both) where you want to play all movies in one format. I want to make the headphone format match the disc audio code. Dolby with Dolby, DTS with DTS, and Windows Sonic with LPCM. What is so gard about doing that? But if someone said labor cost $10K and only "the king spot" gets good sound vs $35 for 2 apps, and anyone in headphobes can hear, I choose B

@FreshBro8 Год назад

As someone who owns both the PS5 and Series X, I prefer to watch 4K blu rays on the PS5. Honestly both consoles struggle at times to handle the 100GB 4K movies but I find the PS5 isn’t as loud as the Series X and I’ve felt that the Xbox is more hotter. I also find that the PS5 has deeper blacks when watching film (used the same set up and the same TV presetting). The Series X does have the ability to display the current Mbs pulling from the disk which I find Interesting in which I can’t find the setting for PS5 to show that. The Series X at times also has this weird jagged edge on the side of movies that I can’t figure out why it’s doing that. The biggest thing I found weird is that you have to specifically download the free Blu-Ray app for the Series X in order to watch movies while the PS5 is as simple as putting the disc into the system and pressing play. Overall I find the PS5 more capable and convenient but I’d love to get my hands on a dedicated player one day to see the differences

@NeAr1986 Год назад

Similiar issues with my Series X, the bluray unit is not that good, i've tested with an old BR (Master & Commander) and get very loud noises. Some BR even don't get disk menu displayed correctly...

@chrisfratz Год назад

A note and a correction, the Xbox (at least the One S and One X) can in fact play 3D blu-rays. If you have it hooked up to a 3D capable display, years have to go to the display settings on my console and turn on 3D simply. I would assume the series x is the same way since they both use the same OS and software. And on a different note since my TV isn't that good in HDR, I always run my Xbox in SDR and notice that the color grade on some 4K discs in SDR are pretty dull, a recent example I can think of is the Truman show because I just got that movie in the mail from Amazon and watched it recently, but I found color on the 1080p disc looks better than what I got from the UHD, maybe the Xbox One S just sucks at tone napping the HDR down to SDR. I feel like that could be an interesting topic for another video, how do 4K UHDs look when played back in SDR.

@joefawley9264 Год назад

Same with PS4 I believe

@chrisfratz Год назад

@@joefawley9264 in terms of 3D movies, PS4 is one step beyond because if you have a PS VR headset you can stick a 3D Blu-ray into your PS4 and watch it in the headset. The resolution of the headset isn't the best but it's a way to do it.

@WeAreNotExperts2007 Год назад

They’re both probably the best two media players on the market.

@jockmattock9239 Год назад

Thanks for going over this topic again.

@jeanp.5929 Год назад

When I first got my PS5, I loved watching 4Ks Blu-rays on it. And then, a month or two down the line, I started noticing scratching on the discs as well as a small crack on a few discs. I stopped all Blu-ray playing on the PS5 after that.

@pastramiking6874 Год назад

Don't know if you have your console standing vertically but I read that having it lay horizontal is much better for your console and the discs.

@jeanp.5929 Год назад

@@pastramiking6874 yep, my consoles standing vertically

@gordonk9001 Год назад

For those like me that use analogue audio, the difference in sound quality between owning a console and dedicated player with analogue connections is nothing short of monumental. You cannot even begin to compare them.

@GayCringeComp Год назад

A lot of purists will probably be upset but it's true. When I started bluray collecting the only way I had to watch my doses were with my ps4. A few years later and I bought myself a 4k TV a decent sound bar and a 4k player. A lot of purists will say for people to start by putting in so much money for a set up, but really gaming consoles are an easier gateway for budding collectors. Everyone starts somewhere and I think its important for people just be happy with what they have and slowly upgrade over time.

@josephserenson166 Год назад

I've been a streamer the past few years and then got a PS5 last year so figured I would update my TV to a good 4k TV that could handle all the graphics for PS5 games. Have a TV that has Dolby vision and all that so figured I would start with physical media again with 4k disks. Was hugely disappointed when I slipped in The Batman and it didn't comes up as Dolby Vision. Looked into 4k disk players and the price is to high for a good one so just settle for the PS5 4k player unfortunately

@specialk4006 Год назад

A 4K player is a 4K player... it's the TV that truly matters.

@douglasgonzalez5412 Год назад

I mean.... He mentioned the stuff about Dolby Vision amd HDR10+. That doesn't come "from" the TV.

@nealboodram872 Год назад

Not necessarily. The ps5 and Xbox series x will NOT do Dolby vision playback for 4K blu rays. If you’re looking for a 4K player that plays Dolby Vision but depend on the 4K player for that, you’re gonna be disappointed then if you don’t want only HDR10 playback with the ps5 and series x

@robertfaulkner1824 Год назад

Series x doesn’t have Dolby vision. It freezes and skips pretty frequently in my experience and it’s loud AF. I’ve also used a Sony. The Panasonic ub 820 is the only player I’d recommend. Everything else is either too expensive or doesn’t do the job. But yeah if you don’t have an OLED from either LG or Sony you’re missing out

@Pewpewpew182 Год назад

I use my ps3 and a projector for 3D Blu-ray’s. Ps5 for my 4K films. Would love a dedicated 4K player one day.

@gabrielmease1169 3 месяца назад

For me it's all about interface. I don't want to have to boot up a game console and navigate the menu. I simply want to stick a disc into my Panasonic and enjoy the show.

@DavidKen878 2 месяца назад

Gaming consoles literally do the same thing.

@fredp8388 Год назад

I’m glad you didn’t try to say there was a major difference between a dedicated 4k player vs a gaming console.

@mrgiggles7840 Год назад

there are defiantly differences between players

@condo0073 Год назад

Very easy and succinct overview of how to get the best from a 4k disc👍

@darknight10000 Год назад

This is off topic but you look and even sound a lot like Tom Segura. I was a bit surprised when I saw you. On topic, if we're talking about 4K blu-rays I think using a PS5 or an Xbox Series X is good enough. I think the truth of the matter is the vast majority of people won't care that much and will simply go for the most obvious choice. And honestly, I think I'm in that group. I would love to have a home theater setup so that everything I watch is the absolute best quality possible but I simply don't have the space or money for that. Plus it's fun for me to insert a disc into my PS5. To use a gaming console as a movie machine. I've been trying to build up a DVD/blu-ray collection again and using my PS5 is satisfying enough for me.

@TigerGreene Год назад

Definitely Tom Segura's doppelganger.

@Krommer1000 Год назад

Good video, just want to mention that I only have Gaming Consoles, (both of them from the previous generation), and I "do" play 3D discs on them, and they work.

@JeromesPOV Год назад

This!

@Hawk512. Год назад

Great video, Jeff! Very informative!

@miguelmunoz1713 Год назад

Thanks for finally covering this

@frostyhutt25 Год назад

Yo this was the exact video I was looking for from you a week ago haha ended up getting ub820 region free player

@CatManDoom84 Год назад

I have a PS5 and recently upgraded my AVR from an older yamaha to a newer entry level denon (S570BT), and i feel it gave me a much better picture quality and the sound is also much improved.

@MelissaAtwell Год назад

Thank you for this informative video!

@Eva01-jy2qu7pu9r Год назад

I would say consoles are great 4K players not only terms in video and audio quality but also in terms of conveinience. Even though dedicated 4K players are better, its a nice way to save your money while also playing your games and movies at the same time

@robertvictoria586 8 месяцев назад

Love this review... I'm in the line of preferring a 4k blu ray player than a gaming console, considering that I enjoyed battlefield and call of duty playing less than a decade ago. Great perspective on this review. Can you cover short throw 4k projectors in a future review... With dolby vision support such as the formovie

@peterjarvis7335 Год назад

I use my PS5 for 4k discs as well as games,for the reason that I can’t afford a dedicated 4k player right now and I don’t have enough space on my shelf currently for a dedicated 4k player. I found that the PS5 is a good 4k player for me right now. I don’t really need a high end 4k player anyways. I will admit that a majority of the time I watch the digital versions of my film collection anyway.

@jimsyhammond Год назад

Very informative thanks!

@markfairfield1552 Год назад

fascinating video, really appreciate that, like you I have 4k player and ps5 for living room and xbox in bedroom and tbh really happy with all of them but im a dvd 4k lover not a technophobe so the pictures and sound I get (with dolby atmos 5.1 soundbar) keep me in my happy place

@chaddixson8398 Год назад

I have a ps5 and an xbox series x and still bought a panasonic ub820. Each console had some drawbacks. Both had struggles playing Ghostbusters Afterlife. I noticed artifacting especially with non-4k discs “upscaling”. Both may have received an update since but the ub820 is so much better than I anticipated.

@InimicusSolitus Год назад

Perfect advice. I have the Panasonic UB820, and it's a great machine. I'm not a console gamer, so the cost was worth it for me.

@aaronmelson2887 Год назад

Great video. I have a simple setup and I am very happy with my PS5. i do have about 50 4k movies but the issue I am having now is the TV I have. I have a basic samsung 7 series 4k 50" tv. It was fine back in 2019 when I bought it along with my PS4 Pro. But with this ps5, to experience the full capabilities of this console I will need to upgrade my TV. I was looking at some Sony OLED Tvs in 65 inch variants. Now if I had a more dedicated home theater setup, yea I will get a dedicated 4k player that has all the bells and whistles.

@BiggestMikey Год назад

PS5 was my introduction into 4K bluray playback. The first 4K discs I bought after copping a PS5 had stickers on the plastic stating "perfect for PS5 playback", not that I didn't already know that. But I wouldn't be surprised if a MAJORITY of the consumer base for 4K blurays are a bunch of gamers who work normal 9-5s who can't necessarily afford a $3000 DV compatible OLED TV. The only time I had playback problems was watching CASINO during an small scene in act one that skipped a tiny bit. But I even read some top of the line players will have issues playing certain BD100 discs. John Wick 4, Dune, Chris Nolan films, etc ALL play phenomenally on my PS5

@stuffandnonsense8528 Год назад

I've found that Dune depends heavily on the TV for black levels from PS5 feed. I've used 2 different OLED TVs and the first one struggled with the final scenes, this new one did much better.

@stevedaszko1649 4 месяца назад

Thanks for explaining this. I`m currently using an Xbox One X, but don`t have a 4k TV yet.

@Sammy-34079 Месяц назад

dont but it dude 1080p tv is better

@kelownatechkid Год назад

Great video. The real tough part is they don't support 3D. The ps4 and Ps3 do though. So the PS4 pro/xbone x are really the best game console players since they do it all.

@andreaswoehler26 Год назад

100% The Truth!! Having PS5, XSX, Panasonic DP-UB824, LG C1 and Sony HT-A9, I love my 4K Player so much. Upscaling 1080p BluRays is another world compared to the consoles. Further I like HDR Tone Mapping Settings on it a lot. Of course Dolby Vision is the most important feature, but also the possibilty to get DTS formats was a big win, as LG CX and C1 doesn't support it, unfortunately. Great video Jeff! I appriciate your channel. You gave me a lot of valuable information so far. Keep going. 😊🎞📺🤟