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Old 08-11-08, 10:59 AM   #1   |  Link


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Arrow Official Pioneer Elite BDP-05FD & BDP-51FD Owners Thread / Vs 1.32 DTS-HD MA

Greetings

We are restarting this thread which got wiped out due to server failure [we are truly sorry]

To recap, new firmware was released and members began posting their findings

Please continue posting here

this thread replaces 2 threads:

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=972724

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=1049853

FAQ/ SETTINGS/ & BUG LIST: please see post 7


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Old 08-11-08, 11:02 AM   #2   |  Link
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AAhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
All that good info. All of Ruined's hard work gone...
Has anyone gotten anymore Firmware discs yet. Is the Top Gun issue still there and is there a workaround yet
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Old 08-11-08, 11:05 AM   #3   |  Link
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51/05 FAQ

CLICK HERE : http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showp...97&postcount=7

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Copying this from the new thread I presumptiously started:

I'm waiting on the slow boat from Japan to deliver my Power-Bought 05FD, and would like to read more from the likes of Ruined about how everything is going with the 51FD.

I am particularly interested in the analog-out decoding of the lossless audio formats, and how everything is sounding without the benefit of distance settings and advanced BM.

I am also surprised, as many others are, that there is no FW update available online for these; it would seem very 20th-Century not to have this available (unless Pioneer is waiting fo the Beta-Testers, I mean First-Users, to report enough problems to make the new FW obsolete...)
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i placed my request today thru customer service no. 1-800-421-1404. to those looking for old info can just use the cached pages in google search for the meantime.

here's one of the impt info we need to save

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Originally Posted by BigDad
From the Pioneer website (for the BDP-95FD):

A. Check the current firmware version of the player:
You can also use the remote control.
1. Press the "STANDBY/ON" button to switch the unit on.
2. If the player starts to play a disc, press the "STOP" button and wait until the Pioneer logo is displayed on your TV.
3. Press the "Home Menu" button.
4. Select "Initial Setup" then press "Enter."
5. Select "Video Out" then press "Enter".
6. Select "TV Aspect Ratio" then press Enter.
7. Press the "Blue" button on the remote control.
8. The firmware version of your player will be displayed in the bottom right portion of the TV screen.
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Old 08-11-08, 11:16 AM   #6   |  Link
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As a 6010 owner, what would be my optimum video hookup -- component or HDMI, with either the 51 or the 05?

I'm assuming I should simply use the processor in the 6010, versus either of these video processor's?

I understand the 05 has some sort of enhanced (?) processing of some sort for its component output, yet I should still stick with the 6010's processor, no?

As a general 05 question, though, if it's true the 05's component video processing is enhanced in some way, is that output going to be superior to its HDMI video performance?

I dunno if this is relative, but I'll be transmitting audio via the variable outputs to my pre/pro.
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FAQ & BUG LIST

NEW 1.38 FIRMWARE LOCATED HERE:
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/ep...1FD_Ver138.zip

PROGRAMS TO BURN FIRMWARE
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RECOMMENDED STARTER SETTINGS FOR HDMI SETUPS [click below]
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Firmware 1.37 performance summary
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Bluray
Basic Disc (no bd-j, no bd+): 20-30 seconds
Advanced Disc (bd-j, no bd+): 25-45 seconds
Paranoid Disc (no bd-j, bd+): 45-55 seconds
Advanced Paranoid Disc (bd-j, bd+): 65-70 seconds

Power on to ready: ~30 seconds

--
These are generally the longer loadtimes with this player, in-disc loading (if present at all) is generally very quick.

Blu-ray layer changes: seamless
DVD layer changes: seamless ***NEW for v1.38!

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PROCEDURES
- To get rid of the little black boxes in the upper right-hand corner:
* In the player setup menu, go to "Options" and set "Angle/Secondary Indicator" to OFF.

- To check your firmware version:
* In the player setup menu, go to "Video Out," highlight 16:9 under TV Aspect Ratio and press the blue button.

- To "reboot" the player if it has become unresponsive:
* Hold the power button on the front of the player for 5-10 seconds.

- To perform a factory reset: [click below] (try this if you are experiencing strange issues after FW upgrade)
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- I have lost video and/or sound after a firmware upgrade, what do I do:
* Perform a factory reset as described above and clear BDMV data.

- I have a rental Blu-ray Disc that is skipping. What do I do? [click below]
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- I have a 1080p HDTV. What resolution do I set the 51/05 to? [click below]
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-I am using the multichannel analog outputs and have little to no bass... What gives? [click below]
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-My 4:3 DVDs @ 1.33:1/fullscreen aspect are horizontally stretched, what do I do? [click below]
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-I tried the recommended settings and my blacks and/or whites appear crushed, or the image is overly dark!
* Under HDMI/Colorspace in the HOME MENU, try setting it to RGB 16-235. If that does not work try RGB 0-255. One of the two should give you proper black/white levels, the other one will have crushed blacks/whites (i.e. look overly dark).

-My player gives me a red screen whenever I watch BD+ protected/20th Century Fox/MGM Blu-ray Discs... What do I do?
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BUGS
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Blu-ray Problem discs (1.37 firmware)
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Blu-ray General Issues (1.37 firmware)
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Player duplicates surround channel information and outputs that same information over rear outputs for both analog multich and HDMI with 5.1 DTS-MA soundtracks (as opposed to using proper matrix processing or giving the user the option to leave the 5.1 > 7.1 channel upconversion to the receiver).
Confirmed with recording: (L: Left Surround, R: Left Rear) http://www.reflectonreality.com/51dupe71.wma (from Master and Commander)
Note that this bug applies to 7.1 setups only, 5.1 setups are unaffected.

BLU-RAY MENUS THAT NEED SPEED OPTIMIZATIONS (1.37 firmware)
************************************
Death Proof Scene Selections are virtually unusuable
Planet Terror Scene Selections are virtually unusuable

SD DVD bugs (1.37 firmware)
************************************
Peter Gabriel: PLAY The Videos - The DTS track (DTS 96/24 to be exact) plays at an extremely low volume (the DD tracks play normally). This happens if the Audio Priority is set to Analog. If you set the Audio Priority to "Digital" and bitstream to the processor via digital coax, the DTS track plays normally. This behavior started with v1.25a. The was no problem with previous firmware versions. -Saturn94


FORUM USER REQUESTS (1.37 firmware)
************************************
-5.1 output on 7.1 setups over HDMI when decoding 5.1 DTS-HD soundtracks
-Further speed optimizations on disc loadtimes
-Further improved error correction for dirty/damaged discs
-Option to disable screensaver
-Ability to force 720p output

====================================================

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN 05FD & 51FD [click below]
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OTHER NOTES
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- Player works well with Reon chipset in Integra DTC-9.8/DTR-8.8/Onkyo 875/905/885 using Source Direct output for 480i DVD/1080i Blu-ray upconversion/deinterlacing.
- Resolution is changable on the fly.
- Must stop disc and go into setup menu for full selection of options.
- Player is very responsive in BD-J menus, very quick response in setup menus; overall excellent performance.
- SD DVD upconversion about on par with HQV Reon for most discs.
- Blu-ray 1080p24, 1080p60 & 1080i60 outputs are excellent; reference quality video & audio output overall.
- DTS-HD Master Audio decoding is now enabled in current firmware
- Error correction for dirty/damaged discs needs improvement
- "High speed HDMI" 24bit > 36bit color upconversion difference is very subtle, not mindblowing
- Under "Video Adjust" mode (bottom of remote when movie is playing), "Professional" mode outputs least processed image [credit to gonzalc3]
- Remote's enter button feels cheap.

Conclusion
I am very satisfied with this player, it kicks butt in both video and audio quality and is very responsive in menus!

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Old 08-11-08, 11:19 AM   #8   |  Link
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Awesome job (post #7) - thank you for your time and efforts.

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Old 08-11-08, 11:20 AM   #9   |  Link
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AAhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh.
All that good info. All of Ruined's hard work gone...
Has anyone gotten anymore Firmware discs yet. Is the Top Gun issue still there and is there a workaround yet
I have .80a and had no problems yesterday with Top Gun. I got it from amazon.com, which shipped it out on July 28, the day before it was allegedly available.
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I have .80a and had no problems yesterday with Top Gun. I got it from amazon.com, which shipped it out on July 28, the day before it was allegedly available.
Top Gun works fine in 0.80a, as does Dragon' Lair and Space Ace. But they all are broken in v1.0. My posts are regarding the shipping firmware not beta.

On the other hand, most of the broken movies in 0.80a (there are a lot) work fine in v1.0.
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has anybody here connected this to a projector yet. it's not detecting my projector as 1080i compliant and so it always select 720x480 during power up. once i manually switch it to 1080i, it will say its incompatible and asks whether to proceed or not. but still works even if i continue. im hoping it's just because of the .80a firmware.
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has anybody here connected this to a projector yet. it's not detecting my projector as 1080i compliant and so it always select 720x480 during power up. once i manually switch it to 1080i, it will say its incompatible and asks whether to proceed or not. but still works even if i continue. im hoping it's just because of the .80a firmware.
0.80a was buggy with my dtc-9.8 Reon detection as well, v1.0 fixed all the issues.
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...I posted this before...the 05s were sent from Japan on Tuesday (08/05/08)...and should arrive USA in aprox. 2 weeks ( per the establishment that I'm dealing with)...
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I think I'm going to have to continue using my trusty Oppo for DVD. I can't imagine having to go back to 3 second layer changes and long loading times. It seems so late 90's/early 2000. I had a couple of Pioneer DVD players years ago that were slower than the rest as well. Hopefully a fimeware upgrade can tweak this a bit but for now I'll only be interested in this player for BD.
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SD DVD
* 40-45 seconds load from open tray
* 3 second layer change
Yikes! Three seconds? That's kind of ridiculous. I thought that with all the intensive requirements to process HD audio and video, getting through the SD basics would be a piece of cake. Maybe the next FW update will fix it.

I did get my new 51 (beta FW) hooked up to my 5080 late last night. Briefly popped in POTC-DMC to check out the video. Still drooling. (sadly, Batman Begins didn't seem to want to work, but I'm hoping when I get the 1.0 FW, it'll fix that)
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Besides the firmware, is there any other difference?
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so whats different besides the firmware?
Chris Walker - a Pioneer rep who knows the most about these players - confirmed the 0.80a "demo units" and v1.0 retail units are 100% identical hardware wise, only difference is the firmware. If you read otherwise (i.e. kingair's post) it is most definitely misinformation. An 0.80a unit upgraded to v1.0 firmware is 100% identical to a v1.0 retail unit.

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Yikes! Three seconds? That's kind of ridiculous. I thought that with all the intensive requirements to process HD audio and video, getting through the SD basics would be a piece of cake. Maybe the next FW update will fix it.
Most definitely the 51FD's hardware is capable of seamless layer changes on DVD. But whether they will ever devote any resources to actually making that happen in future firmware is another story.
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As a 6010 owner, what would be my optimum video hookup -- component or HDMI, with either the 51 or the 05?

I'm assuming I should simply use the processor in the 6010, versus either of these video processor's?

I understand the 05 has some sort of enhanced (?) processing of some sort for its component output, yet I should still stick with the 6010's processor, no?

As a general 05 question, though, if it's true the 05's component video processing is enhanced in some way, is that output going to be superior to its HDMI video performance?

I dunno if this is relative, but I'll be transmitting audio via the variable outputs to my pre/pro.
I have the 6010 as well and I plan to use HDMI to my Pio 94 AVR, for your situation I would still use HDMI to one of the 4 HDMI inputs on the 6010 for video (I don't think there is any real difference in video quality between component and HDMI, but HDMI is just less cable clutter) for audio you are going to use analog from the 05 to your pre/pro?
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As a 6010 owner, what would be my optimum video hookup -- component or HDMI, with either the 51 or the 05?
Theoretically:

(BEST) 51FD/05FD HDMI > 05FD Component > 51FD Component

how much of a difference is truly noticable in reality between the 3 is another story that depends on the quality of your TV's ADC circuit.
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0.80a was buggy with my dtc-9.8 Reon detection as well, v1.0 fixed all the issues.
that's good. thanks.
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I am an official owner now! Picked up my BPD-51FD at the Pioneer Store in South Coast plaza Friday evening (August 8). Per Olga, the BPD-05FD will be in the store in 10 days.
They all have the newest firmware (NOT DEMO).
BTW, the SC-07 is in stock and SC-05 will be in at the end of the month.
Anyway, unpacked my player, wow, it's a beautiful piece of machinery!
Hooked up to my Kuro PRO-100FD. The first disc I played was National Treasure.. The PQ was fantastic.

I want to thank Ruin, Robert from VE and all the others, I would not have bought this without your deligent testing and reporting. Thank you!

Dispite the naysayers in the other threads, I don't think anyone will be dissapointed in this unit, either in quality or performance. I am very happy.

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They all have the newest firmware (NOT DEMO).
That's great! Do you have any of the problem discs that Ruined listed in his post that you can play on your player? That'll put to rest the question of any differences in the "Official" units vs. the upgraded "Demo" units.
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...I posted this before...the 05s were sent from Japan on Tuesday (08/05/08)...and should arrive USA in aprox. 2 weeks ( per the establishment that I'm dealing with)...

2 weeks from the 5th, or 2 weeks from today, 8-11 ?

I'm thinking seriously about upgrading from the 51 to the 05, with my 30 day BB window.
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That's great! Do you have any of the problem discs that Ruined listed in his post that you can play on your player? That'll put to rest the question of any differences in the "Official" units vs. the upgraded "Demo" units.

Unfortunately, I don't have the same discs.. I have National Treasure2, Resident Evil (last one), I am Legend, and Pirates of the Carribean (3rd one).. have played all but Pirates...
I have experienced NO hangups, and loading averages about 18-20 seconds. Sorry, I don't have more precise information, truthfully, I've waited so long, I'm just relishing/enjoying the quality of the system.

Using direct source..
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Picked up the 51 this weekend from BB, and of course it has the demo firmware. Ordred the updated disc and phone rep seemed to know about the need for the unit to be updated.

Question for Ruined and others who have updated their 51's:

Does the new update affect any of the remote functions/features?

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Any idea on when you'll be able to walk into a Best Buy, or visit their website, and purchase this player? I know the website currently doesn't list it. Also, I notice pioneerelectronics.com shows the player now with a "buy now". Anyone know if you purchased from them, are they shipping now?
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Most definitely the 51FD's hardware is capable of seamless layer changes on DVD. But whether they will ever devote any resources to actually making that happen in future firmware is another story.
The Denon's (2900, 3930, etc.) utilize an 8mb buffer for their seamless layer changes. My Sony 9000ES has a 2 second layer change - and it is horrible. Takes you right out of the movie. Other DVD players (Oppo, Toshiba XA2, Cambridge Audio) I have owned (or still own) had quick .5 second layer changes - and they are liveable. Never imagined that the 51 would have a 3 second layer change
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2 weeks from the 5th, or 2 weeks from today, 8-11 ?

I'm thinking seriously about upgrading from the 51 to the 05, with my 30 day BB window.
...well, unfortunately, I did not clarify this; the response was on Sunday the 10th and I'm assuming that the two weeks begins that date...however, where in the USA the units land is another question!...
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Bob I don't suppose you could repost your color space explaination?
Fortunately that was a link to an older post that still exists.

Check out the collection of links in the Terminology and Technology section of the first post of this thread, and in particular the links on Data Format:

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?t=678260

The specific post I linked to was this one:

http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showt...45#post9445345

YCbCr 4:4:4 at 8-bits per component (24 bits per pixel) is the default connection Data Format for HDMI to HDMI connections for all versions of HDMI. HDMI V1.3 devices that support the optional HDMI Deep Color feature (not all V1.3 devices support Deep Color, and some that do don't actually use all the extra bits transmitted over the connection) will typically offer 10-bits per component (30-bits per pixel) and 12-bits per component (36-bits per pixel) as alternative Data Formats.

YCbCr 4:2:2 at 12-bits per component (24 bits per pixel) is available on all versions of HDMI but not all HDMI devices support 4:2:2 connections, and some devices that do support it don't actually use all 12 bits of that.

The Pioneer players offer YCbCr 4:2:2 output, but we don't yet know whether any special processing they might do to take advantage of a Deep Color connection also enhances the output of a 4:2:2 connection.

ETA: I'll just add that the comments in that post linked above about data coming off a standard DVD as only a mere 8-bits per component YCbCr 4:2:0 *ALSO* apply to Blu-Ray (and HD-DVD) discs. Both horizontal and vertical color resolution is halved before the data is compressed and put on the disc and there is NO "Deep Color" content on such discs (and never will be).
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Any idea on when you'll be able to walk into a Best Buy, or visit their website, and purchase this player? I know the website currently doesn't list it. Also, I notice pioneerelectronics.com shows the player now with a "buy now". Anyone know if you purchased from them, are they shipping now?
I received my BDP-51FD on Friday from the Pioneer Store. It has the correct firmware, not the demo.

The BRP-05FD is supposed to be in by the 18th.
Any questions, you can call Mark, Olga, or Jeff at the Pioneer store: (714) 540-8000

I am absolutely loving mine!!!
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