Need 3D Blu Ray that play's iso dvd+r discs

Hi,
Just got my first 3d hdtv (first hd). I also need to buy a 3D blu ray SOON, but I have a lot of DVD+Rs ripped from iso files. I also want one that gets Netflix so I can run the streaming Netflix through my 3d bee.

I was going to buy an OPPO BDP 93, but saw that is doesn't support ISO now. Does that mean it won't play my iso dvd+r disks? If so what's a good 3d blu ray player that will? Will most other 3d blu rays play these iso disks or will most not? Which should I get. Also, can I run my old DVD through the OPPO to upscale the disks image? Will my Samsung UN55D7900 upscale it if I plug the DVD into it (i'm actually planning on getting a digital AV receiver with Upscale, will that improve the old DVD picture?)?

I do want to rip DVDs and now Blu Rays again, I've been too busy for a year or so (moved and mom died), and will ask how to do this in the changed media world in another post later. If all the blu rays won't play ISO files then I guess I'll need to abandon ISO unless I find a good player that will play ISOs.

What should I do?

Is there a 3D blue ray player that plays ISOs, and has Netflix? Which is best?
Can I run my old DVD player through the OPPO, or another device to improve the picture, and if so how, and should I do that and buy the OPPO using a new ripping process in the future? Also, if I got the OPPO could I turn off the firmware updates to avoid the ISO from deactivating, or is it too late to do that now?

If possible I'd like to get a good 3D blu ray player with Netflix that plays ISO discs and files, and is somewhat cheaper than the OPPO, but is still quality. If there's one that's still somewhat expensive but plays ISOs, gets Netflix, and is good quality I'll still get it.

Also, is there a good non 3D blu ray player without Netflix or wifi I could get, or a good non 3D blue ray player without wifi I could get that will improve the dvd+r picture, maybe even let me watch blu ray and 3d blu ray isos, but is reasonably priced, and I could get the OPPO or another Netflix wifi player on top of that one? I keep seeing forums talking about Media players that play ISO, could I play a dvd through one of those, or is that just for the ISO video file? I don't understand all the new digital stuff.

Please give me an idea of what I should do, and what I should buy, soon if you can. I'd like to buy it before the week is over. I want to set up my first digital system.
Thanks

Hi,
OK, if I buy the OPPO my old dvd+rs ripped into ISOs by DVD shrink, and turned into disks by Decriptor will work on OPPO. It doesn't matter if an ISO file was used to copy a dvd; it will still play, but I can't play the file off the disk, is that right?

I read someone's review that the OPPO played recorded meadia terribly, and didn't connect to Netflix very well. Is that true?

If that's so is OPPO really worth it? Is there another good, less expensive, 3d BR Player that will also play my DVD+Rs made from ISOs, and play them well? Is there another one that can connect with Netflix better, and do all the basic stuff well with a better than average picture for BD, DVD, and Recordable media. Most of what I will watch is recordable media from iso, and what ever program I use to rip dvds in the future. The reviews from consumers make all the players look bad.

Should I get OPPO? Does it play recordable media better than most unlike the review said, or is there a 3d player better for my needs. With good general operation, and good Netflix connection?

Give me your options and tell me why. Also please confirm that the iso burned disks will play. I'm very new to the HD stuff.
Thanks

Hi,
Thanks, that clears things up a lot. I do want to start ripping dvds again in the near future. Is ISO the best file to use; I found Multi Region players that also are fixed to still play ISOs, or is it better to move to a different program and file format if I'm going to keep them on a hard drive instead of burning them? What programs other than Shrink and Decripter should I use, and what file format should I be sure the players support? Also, whatever player I get should I make sure it has a USB. If I run a file through the OPPO will the picture be better than if I ran it on a computer connected to the TV? If I did get an OPPO should I get the Multi Region ISO one, or is it better to get a new one?
Thanks
PS
I'll looked at the link you left for other players, but it's so old. Is there a recent thread about picking 3D BR players?

Hi,
OK, I'm asking about Players in the other thread. I want to hook a computer to my HDTV, and am looking for a new computer. Do any have the ability to upscale computer files or streaming content to Blu Ray quality like a player, and if so what would that option in a computer be called? I'm assuming it would be in the video card. Would it being a 1 gig memory card be enough?

I'm not looking for faux 3D capability because I have a 3D Bee (haven't had a chance to connect it yet, give you a review after I use it for a while). I'm talking more about making video files and streaming upscale to blu ray like quality the way many blu ray players like OPPO upscale the quality of DVDs to Blu Ray quality. Is there a program that does that for video files and streaming flash, and other video or do I need something in the video card? If what I need is a software program what are some brand names, and what would they be called "upscaling software"? If it's in the video card or hardware what is it called?

Also, someone in the Blu Ray Player thread said I should install Serviio to help with streaming Netflix to Players. My router doesn't have a computer connected straight to it; can I just download it on my laptop and have it affect the whole network over wifi?