Sony UBP-X500 (Bluray Player)
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Sony UBP-X500

Bluray Player

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Bencake

3 years ago

I just connected the Blu-Ray player to my Philips 4k TV, so this shouldn't be a problem, I used the Inakustik HDMI cable for the connection which I had used before for my normal Blu-Ray player. I can't say exactly what the HDMI cable is designed for, only that it is high quality and cost a lot at the time and worked perfectly on the old player. On the new one, I now have the problem that it works and displays the picture, but white dots are crackling. Now I don't know if the HDMI cable is too weak or if I have to change something in the TV settings. The Blu-Ray player briefly displayed a message telling me that I had to adjust something correctly. However, I can't remember what and where this is. Do you understand my problem? Could someone help me :)

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Stardustone

3 years ago

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This is 100% a cable problem. I recommend an Ultra High Speed HDMI cable, such points are caused by bad cables. This one should work: Club 3D Ultra High Speed HDMI 8K 120Hz (2m, HDMI)

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andevely

5 years ago

According to the Sony homepage, this is a 3D player. Which 3D glasses are supported here?

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Anonymous

5 years ago

Here I have the technical data of the player -> https://www.sony.ch/de/electronics/blu-ray-disc-player/ubp-x500/specifications According to Sony, stereoscopic 3D (profile 5) is supported. I found these 3D glasses at Digitec. -> https://www.digitec.ch/de/s1/producttype/3d-brille-466?tagIds=538-545 You have to test whether it really works. I found an interesting forum here. -> http://www.hifi-forum.de/viewthread-35-79216.html

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