Although I find this interesting, I have a bit of a problem. I have a
blue ray player which works very well, unless one turns off the TV to
which it is connected via HDMI. I have a digital audio connector on the
player. But regardless of whether I am playing DVDs or audio CDs, as
soon as the TV is turned off, there is no longer any signal to the audio
system. I just do not like the requirement that the television be on
when I want to listen to audio. Also, suppose another family member
wants to watch television.
Don Roberts
On 1/26/2017 1:20 PM, Dane Trethowan wrote:
Any Blu-Ray Player should work, that's the whole purpose behind Pure
Audio, to use hardware which is already in a lot of homes.
Up until now we've had SACD - Super Audio CD -, equipment to play
SACD'S can be rather costly and setup can be a problem.
So now that Pure Audio has come a long - a format that can be played
in a Blu-Ray player - this should simplify a whole lot of htings and
make HD Audio readily aand easily consumable by the masses.
On 27/01/2017 8:15 AM, Casey wrote:
Hi how do you find A player to plays thees disks in the states?
Or will nay bluray player work?
What are some models of players that will play shoe kind of disks?
