Samsung BD-P1000 Disc Format, Compliance and Compatibility Notice, Not ALL discs are compatible

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Getting Started

DVD-R Disc Playback

Once a DVD-R recorded in Video Mode is finalized, it becomes DVD-Video.

Playback may be impossible in some cases due to the condition of recording.

This unit can play back DVD-R discs recorded and finalized with a Samsung DVD video recorder. It may not be able to play some DVD-R discs depending on the disc and the condition of the recording.

DVD-RW Disc Playback

Playback can be performed with DVD-RW discs in both the Video and VR Modes.

Once a DVD-RW recorded in Video Mode is finalized, it becomes DVD-Video. Ability to play back may depend on recording conditions.

DVD-RAM Disc Playback

You cannot play a DVD-RAM in most DVD components due to compatibility issues.

Only DVD-RAM standard Version 2.0. discs can be played in this unit.

For cartridge type DVD-RAM discs, remove the cartridge and use the disc only.

Disc Format

Using MP3 disc

CD-R/-RW, DVD-RAM/-RW/-R recorded with UDF, ISO9660 or JOLIET format can be played back.

Only MP3 files with the “.mp3” or “.MP3” extension can be played.

Playable bit-rate range is from 56 Kbps to 320 Kbps.

Playable sample-rate is only 32 KHz, 44.1 KHz and 48 KHz.

The unit can handle a maximum of 1500 files and folders under a parent folder.

For MP3 files recorded with a VBR(Variable Bit Rates), the sound may cut in and out.

Using JPEG disc

CD-R/-RW, DVD-RAM/-RW/-R recorded with UDF, ISO9660 or JOLIET format can be played back.

Only JPEG files with the ".jpg", ".JPG", ".jpeg" or "JPEG" extension can be displayed.

Progressive JPEG is supported.

DVD-RAM/-RW (VR)

This is a format that is used for recording data on a DVD-RAM/-RW disc.

DVD-RW/-R (V)

This is a format that is used for recording data on a DVD-RW or DVD-R disc. The disc can be played by this Blu-ray disc player once it has been finalized.

If a disc that has been recorded in Video Mode by a different maker’s recorder but has not been finalized, it cannot be played by this Blu-ray disc player.

Compliance and Compatibility Notice

NOT ALL discs are compatible

Subject to the restrictions described below and those noted throughout this Manual, including the Disc Type and Characteristics section of this Manual, disc types that can be played are: pre-recorded commercial BD-ROM, DVD-Video, and Audio CD discs; DVD-RAM, and DVD-RW / DVD-R discs; and CD-RW / CD-R discs.

Discs other than the above cannot and/or is not intended to be played by this player. And some of the above discs may not play due to one or more reasons provided below.

HD DVD discs cannot be played on this product.

BD-R/-RE discs cannot be played on this product.

Samsung cannot assure that this player will play every disc bearing the BD-ROM, DVD-Video, DVD-RAM, DVD-RW / DVD-R and CD-RW / CD-R logos, and this player may not respond to all operating commands or operate all features of every disc. These and other disc compatibility and player operation issues with new and existing format discs are possible because:

-BD format is a new and evolving format and this player may not operate all features of BD discs because some features may be optional, additional features may have been added to the BD format after the production of this player, and certain available features may be subject to delayed availability;

-not all new and existing disc format versions are supported by this player;

-new and existing disc formats may be revised, changed, updated, improved and/or supplemented;

-some discs are produced in a manner that allows specific or limited operation and feature during playback;

-some features may be optional, additional features may have been added after the production of this player or certain available features may be subject to delayed availability;

-some discs bearing the BD-ROM, DVD-Video, DVD-RAM, DVD-RW / DVD-R and CD-RW / CD-R logos may still be non- standardized discs;

-some discs may not be played depending on their physical state or recording conditions;

-problems and error can occur during the creation of BD, DVD and CD software and/or the manufacture of discs;

-this player operates differently than a standard DVD player or other AV equipment; and/or

-for reasons noted throughout this Manual and for other reason(s) discovered and posted by SAMSUNG customer care center.

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Contents Blu-ray Disc Player English No rights are granted for commercial use Getting StartedHandling Cautions PrecautionsImportant Safety Instructions Maintenance of CabinetGeneral Features Copyright Icons that will be used in manualAbout the use of this user’s manual Contents On-Screen Menu Navigation Setting up the Audio OptionsSpecifications Disc Type Characteristics Pre-recorded commercial BD-ROM discs with movies Disc TypeProgressive Scan Outputs 525p/625p On Blu-ray disc players. This unit can play backProgressive Jpeg is supported Disc FormatCompliance and Compatibility Notice Not ALL discs are compatibleDisc Storage Disc Storage ManagementDisc Handling Front Panel DescriptionConnects to equipment having Component video input Pause indicatorRear Panel Front Panel DisplayTour of the Remote Control Unpacking AccessoriesSetting the Remote Control Preparing the Remote ControlBrand Code Controllable TV CodesQuick Overview ConnectionsBlu-ray Disc Playback is not available with this connection FeatureConnecting to a TVVideo TV Output SelectionConnection Connecting to a TV S-VideoConnecting to a TV Component Connection in 720p or 1080i resolutionHdmi Auto Detection Function Connecting to a TV with DVI CableConnecting to a TV with Hdmi Cable Hdmi connection description Connecting to an Audio System 2 Channel AmplifierWhy does Samsung use HDMI? What is the HDCP?Turn on the Blu-ray disc player, TV, and Amplifier Connecting to an Audio System 5.1 Channel AmplifierUsing the audio cables, connect the 5.1 Analog Position of terminals may vary depending on the Amplifier Connecting to an Audio System Hdmi supported AmplifierAbility to play back may depend on recording conditions Before PlayingBD-R BD-RE CD-IReading the Memory Card Playing a DiscPlayback Searching through a Chapter or Track Slow Motion PlaySkipping Tracks Step Motion PlayEx Searching by Actor Searching through a SceneFunction may not be available Depending on the disc, the Scene SearchDepending on the disc, the Disc Menu may Using the Display FunctionUsing the Disc Menu If you are playing contents from the InfoRepeat Play Using the Title MenuUsing the Popup Menu Using the A-B Repeat functionUsing the Subtitle button Using the Audio buttonUsing the Info button Press the √ buttons to move to the next position Using the Angle functionUsing the Marker button Remote control Press the …† buttons to select AnglePress the OK or PLAY/PAUSE Playing back a bookmarkClearing a bookmark Closed, bookmarks will disappearPlaying an MP3 Playing an Audio CDCD-DAAudio CDCD-DA/MP3 Screen Elements To return to normal playback Using the Repeat buttonRepeat CD CD-DA & MP3 Viewing a Picture Using the Yellowc buttonViewing a Picture PlaylistButton in the Photolist Using the Info buttonRotate To stop the RotateTo stop the Zoom ZoomMove Photo/Go To Photo List OK button To go to the Photo ListTo go to the Music List Example Viewing Jpeg picturesOK Button On-Screen Menu NavigationMenu Button …†œ √ ButtonsPrevious menu. Press the Menu button to exit the menu Setting up the AudioOptions Press the Return or œ button to return toPCM Down Sampling Dynamic CompressionDigital Output Option, then press the OK or √ button Previous menu Press the Menu button to exit the menuSpeaker, then press the OK button Test tone will be sent to L C R RS LS LFE in orderScreen Message ResolutionTV Aspect Hdmi FormatIf you forgot your password Setting up the Parental LockChanging the Password Setting the Rating LevelReference TroubleshootingIf random noise appears on the screen, it means that Abnormal Hdmi output screenBlu-ray Disc Not available DVD 576i/480i SpecificationsChrominance Signal 0.3 Vp-p 75 Ω load Reading Speed 3.49 ~ 4.06 m/secUnited Kingdom Republic of Ireland Contact Samsung World Wide

BD-P1000 specifications

The Samsung BD-P1000, released in 2006, marked Samsung's entry into the High Definition DVD player market during the emerging Blu-ray format battle. This player was pivotal in ushering in the era of high-definition video playback for home entertainment systems.

One of the standout features of the BD-P1000 was its ability to play Blu-ray discs, which offered significantly improved picture quality compared to standard DVDs. With a resolution of 1080p, the BD-P1000 supported high-definition playback, enabling users to experience films and content with stunning clarity and detail. The player utilized advanced upscaling technology to enhance standard DVDs to near-HD quality, thereby improving the overall viewing experience.

The BD-P1000 was equipped with built-in decoding for both Dolby Digital Plus and DTS-HD audio formats, ensuring that users could enjoy high-definition audio as well as visual enhancements. It also featured HDMI output, which allowed for a single-cable connection to compatible TVs and receivers, facilitating a streamlined setup and reducing cable clutter. The inclusion of an optical output further enhanced its versatility, allowing for connection to traditional surround sound systems.

Another notable characteristic of the BD-P1000 was its compatibility with various media formats. In addition to playing Blu-ray discs, the player supported CD, DVD, and DVD-R/RW formats, making it a versatile addition to any home theater setup. While it was one of the first Blu-ray players on the market, it did face criticism for its initial firmware issues and the lack of Profile 1.1 features, which enabled additional interactive content.

In terms of design, the Samsung BD-P1000 combined functionality with a sleek modern aesthetic, featuring a smooth front panel and intuitive interface. Its overall build quality and performance echoed Samsung's commitment to providing premium home entertainment solutions.

Overall, the Samsung BD-P1000 was a pioneering product in the home entertainment industry, laying the groundwork for subsequent Blu-ray players. Its high-definition capabilities, audio support, and versatility made it a worthwhile investment for early adopters of high-definition technology. While the player may seem basic by today’s standards, it represented a significant leap forward in the evolution of video playback, contributing to the popularity and eventual dominance of the Blu-ray format in the home entertainment landscape.