Directly from Japan, the Pioneer BDP-450 landed in the test room. It has a haptic effect, not least because of its cool Alufront, at the upper edge of which the logos of the most important functions pranced.
Pioneer BDP-450: Picture and sound
Its mission is similarly straightforward as its case: it is the most affordable universal player of all time and one of the most versatile obendrein. After all, his multimedia department plays virtually everything he can get via USB memory, disc or network - with few exceptions. FLAC tracks can not be played by DLNA streaming, 3D media files just as little.
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Everything else is simple and clear, also because the Pioneer always displays the same controls, whether it is Blu-ray movies or DivX videos. Picture and sound is only passed on digitally - Stereo or video RCA connections are searched in vain on the back.
The sound can be heard: together with Pioneer AV receivers of the last two years, the clock sync PQLS frees the audio transmission via HDMI from digital disturbances and evaluates the sound of CDs, DVDs and Blu-ray movies clearly Code>
The image quality of the Pioneer receiver is beyond any doubt sublime: DVDs he gave in the test crisp and without any line flicker again and Blu-ray movies seemed as blank cleaned.
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