Samsung's flagship Blu-ray player, the BD-E6500, will be capable of switching between two HDMI inputs, as well as storing your DVDs in the cloud using the Flixster app.

Other 3D Blu-ray players will require new HDMI 1.4 AV receivers if you want to use HDMI for audio. We think it's a smart design choice and it differentiates the DMP-BDT350 from the other 3D Blu ...

Dual HDMI outputs: If you’re using an A/V receiver that doesn’t support 4K or HDR passthrough but want to run an Ultra HD Blu-ray Player into your 4K TV, a second, audio-only HDMI output lets ...

If you have a 4K UHD TV, you'll never see higher quality picture, and if you have a pile of old DVDs, you'll never see them look better, either.

Regular Blu-ray players have HDMI 1.4 outputs, but newer 4K Ultra HD models have HDMI 2.0 outputs. Those that support HDR require HDMI 2.0a connections.

If you’re ready to splurge for the best Blu-ray player money can buy, you won’t be disappointed by the Panasonic DP-UB9000, which supports all major HDR formats, including HDR10, HDR10+, HLG ...

As long as your new HDTV video display has an HDMI input, then you can connect the Blu-ray player’s HDMI output directly to the TV and enjoy the HD video quality that Blu-ray discs deliver. Even if ...

It looks like the audio-component for Blu-ray and similar isn't going anywhere soon, but the HDMI-spec keeps evolving and nor receiver-circuits to date is programmable and/or able to be updated ...

You can find the code for the disc on the case for the disc, though some region-free Blu-Rays may not feature a specific ...

And I'd add that there's no point today in getting a non-4K Blu-ray player. They're backward-compatible, and if you're price-conscious, some of the Sonys can be had pretty cheap. More options ...

If you're just looking for a straightforward and basic 4K Blu-Ray player, the LG UBK90 is a great option. It doesn't have any over-the-top features that set it apart from the competition, nor will ...