By Admin on January 17th, 2010
JVC Home JVC XVBP1 Blu-ray Disc Player
- DVD 1080/24p Playback
- BD Profile 2.0
- HDMI with x.v.Color(TM)/Deep Color
- Dolby Digital /Dolby TrueHD/DTS-HD Decoding
- BD-Live Ready
Product Description
The new JVC XV-BP1 is a truly versatile high definition player, offering playback of high definition Blu-ray discs, plus playback of the AVCHD format, the high definition format widely used for HD camcorders, including the JVC HD Everio line. Among the many features of the new JVC XV-BP1 Blu-ray player, to be available in March, is BD Live (Profile ver. 2.0) compatibility when used with USB memory. With BD Live compatibility the player can be connected to the Intern… More >>

I purchased this blu ray player is August! Now the player says disc error and no disc on 3 brand new out of the shrink wrap blu ray discs. This player has also stopped playing regular dvds.
The remote if you can call it that would sometimes pop up the blu ray menus and sometimes not. The remote never repeated chapters or the titles. Instead you get a lovely red circle with a slash through it.
I paid full price for this player. I like(d) JVC products my 37 inch tv is a JVC. After 2 regular dvd players, which each lasted barely one year, and now a blu ray player that quits after 5 months! I’m through with JVC dvd/blu ray players.
JVC customer service tried to first talk me into firm ware up grades and then finally said that this won’t work (no kidding?) and then I was told to ‘initialize’ the set. This didn’t work either. Finally I was given the company line that “JVC parts are under warranty for one year.”
I will never buy another JVC. Longevity – Zero.
Rating: 1 / 5
It works great and covers all the media I currently use, and has more
media sources if I get into making some videos myself.
Rating: 5 / 5
I really haven’t had an opportunity to watch a blue-ray movie, but other dvd’s work just fine.
Rating: 5 / 5
Brilliant! My top-of-the-line ([...] special) sony blu-ray player doesn’t even play Mp3 – yet alone Divx, Xvid, h.264, MKV, Mpeg-4 etc… What a disappointment that electronics manufacturers seem to be decreasing the availability of file formats on their players.
JVC to the rescue! A quick search at videohelp(dot)com shows that this player and this player alone is (user verified as) capable of playing all the formats they list, including WMA and JPG, as well as from USB and all the recordable formats such as blu-ray dual layer discs(currently $25 each for a 50GB blank disk – ouch).
For some reason this awesome compatibility isn’t touted in the product description but I think it should be. I don’t even own the product but it took me an hour to find what I was looking for so here you go.
Rating: 5 / 5
Contrary to what others have said, this is not nearly as good as an oppo. I have had many compatibility problems with different disks and formats. I dont know what program others are using to get thier avi files, but right in the manual it states that it does not play divx, does play xvid. I have no idea why it is like that, but it is hit or miss on any format it plays. Many will play but have artifacting, very severe on mp4 files, just some dots on avi’s. These are all files that play fine on the computer. It refuses to play video on many disks, just plays audio, just had that happen on a divx file, thats how i know it doesnt play divx, although im pretty sure i have played some divx files, but those may have been the ones that were artifacting. I have installed the latest firmware just in case someone is wondering. Upconversion is good, although i doubt it is the best.
Rating: 3 / 5
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