Panasonic DMPBDT330 4K Upscaling 3D Wi-Fi Blu-Ray Player

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Product Feature

• Fast Booting and Loading
• DVD/CD/JPEG playback
• Energy Star Qualified

Product Description

Panasonic DMP-BDT330 Smart Network 3D Blu-ray Player

An Unprecedented Viewing Experience

Panasonic Full HD 3D Blu-ray disc players offer outstanding Full HD picture quality with cutting-edge image processing technology. These slim and stylish bodies are packed with high performance. Simple yet advanced, these designs are built to match virtually any room interior.

Smart connected Panasonic Blu-ray players also allow you connect to a variety of network-connectable devices such as smartphones, tablets, PCs, and NAS (network attached storage), and also allow you to access cloud-based services for the enjoyment of various types of content such as movies, video clips, music, and photos.  

Watch 2D Images in 3D

Watch your prized movies in 3D for even greater viewing enjoyment. 2D-3D conversion enables 2D images on DVDs & Blu-ray discs to be displayed in 3D with natural depth perception.

High-Quality Audio Playback

The 2013 players are compatible with a wide variety of formats, which lets them reproduce high-quality sound from audio sources without any degradation in sound quality. �

Miracast Capability

Miracast function lets you mirror the display of smartphone or tablet content on a TV screen. Easily share content from your personal device with friends and family on the big screen.

Built-in 4K Upscaling

The Panasonic DMP-BDT330 upconverts input signal to an ultra-high quality 4K video signal at 8,840,00 pixels for super clear resolution and rich textural expression. 
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Smart TV Made Easy

More fun comes via a cloud service. Smart, connected Panasonic Blu-ray players feature VIERA Connect, a cloud service that provides access to apps for video, music, social networking, games, news, lifestyle, sports, and health/fitness. Popular apps include Amazon Instant Video, Netflix, Facebook, Twitter, and huluplus. Panasonic's VIERA Connect platform makes home entertainment more intuitive, more comfortable, and lots more fun. 

Explore Online Entertainment

VIERA Connect offers greater home entertainment convenience, and enjoyment. From sports and video on demand, to gaming and communication, now you can enjoy a wide variety of content with family and friends from the comfort of your living room.�

View the Internet on the Large Screen

This Panasonic Blu-ray player is equipped with an Internet browser. The websites you view on your PC, smartphone, or tablet can now be displayed on a large-screen TV for everyone in the room to share.  

Smart Home Networking

This product is DLNA-certified and is easy to use with your home network. Share and enjoy digital photos (JPEG), music (MP3, WMA), and videos (AVCHD, WMV) by simply connecting to a network LAN. � �

Easily enjoy stored content

2013 players are now compatible with NTFS (NT File System) format external hard disk drives, so you can enjoy music, photos, and camcorder video content archived on an external HDD.�

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  � � � Technical Details

 �   Key Features: 4K upscaling, VIERA Connect (requires broadband Internet), FLAC compatability, Miracast, web browser, DLNA, Full HD 3D
�   Eco-Friendly Features: Energy Star qualified, low power consumption
� � What's in the Box: 2013 Blu-ray disc player, user manual, remote

 

2013 Panasonic VIERA Blu-ray Disc Player Comparison Chart

Series	DMP-BBT01	DMP-BDT500	DMP-BDT330	DMP-BDT230	DMP-BD89	DMP-BD79
Full HD Playback	Full HD 3D	Full HD 3D	Full HD 3D	Full HD 3D	Full HD	Full HD
Energy Star Qualified
Wi-Fi Capability	Built-in Wi-Fi	Built-in Wi-Fi	Built-in Wi-Fi	Built-in Wi-Fi	Built-in Wi-Fi	Wireless LAN Capable*
VIERA Connect					Online Movies/IP VOD	Online Movies/IP VOD
Fast Booting & Loading					Ultra	Ultra
Multi-User Mode
High Quality Network Audio Playback		(MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV)	(MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV)	(MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV)	(MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV)	(MP3, WMA, AAC, FLAC, WAV)
Dolby True HD
2D-3D Conversion
DLNA (DMP/DMR) Function
External HDD Playback
Adaptive Chroma Processing
Miracast Function Capability
SD Memory Slot
Compact Main Unit
Prismatic Cut Form Design
Smartphone Remote Control Capability**
Web Browser
Twin HDMI
Analog Audio 7.1 Channel Output
Built-in 4K Upscaling

*Requires optional wireless adapter</br> **Does not include smartphone device

Panasonic DMPBDT330 4K Upscaling 3D Wi-Fi Blu-Ray Player Review

Several years ago (it's hard to believe it has been that long ago, really, but 2009 is several years ago now), I bought a Panasonic BD player (DMP-BD60). Besides wanting the ability to play Blu-ray discs on that player, I had gotten that particular player because it also offered the ability to stream content from Amazon (along with a few other network apps that it supported).

That older player was getting long in the tooth and showing its age with a lack of some key network apps that I would like to have had available, among them one for streaming UV content from the nice little library that I've built up at Vudu.

This player offers the ability to stream content from Amazon, as well as Netflix, Vudu, YouTube, hulu+ and others such as CinemaNow. Throw in, on top of all of that, the ability to browse the web directly on this player with it's own Web Browser application and you actually get a pretty nice little player that does a pretty nice job of offering everything you might need in your own media center.

Others would certainly look for the ability to access shared content from their own file servers, as well as the ability to play back content from memory cards and Flash Drives, and yes, this does that as well. It may not play all of the formats that could possibly be thrown at it, or, it might require updated firmware before it is able to play the formats you might want to use, but it is plenty versatile and well enough featured to sit firmly in the 4 star territory for purposes of this review.

Likes:
* Short and shallow (some would say sleek) design. While I'm a little surprises that it is as wide as it is, it doesn't take up much room vertically, or in shelf depth (from front to back).
* Shiny brushed metal/stainless type silver casing looks very nice.
* Drop down door/cover for the front of the device helps keep the front from getting too dusty (as the cover is easy to wipe off with a dust cloth)
* The remote control offers a "Netflix" button in a prominent place. (Hmmm, I wonder how much it cost Netflix to get that prime spot on the remote control) -- this does make it easy to jump right to Netflix for streaming content if you have a Netflix account and are so inclined. (My own preference is to Amazon, but to each their own.)
* Fast boot up - compared to my now 4+ year old player, it is worlds faster.
* Built-in Wi-Fi support (no need to string cable if you don't want to)

Interesting:
* Multi User Mode - up to 4 people can customize their own settings for the unit. Not really needed in my home, but I like the concept
* Automatic input switching Power On Link. If your TV supports this and you are using the HDMI connection, your TV will automatically switch inputs to this Blu-ray player when it is powered on. (Also supports automatic power off functionality when you power off your TV)

Dislikes:
* Remote control doesn't seem to control my TV. Instructions mention controlling some TVs, and certainly I wouldn't necessarily expect it to control ever make and model out of the box, but the instructions don't offer any way to try different settings/control codes that might offer control of other TV models than the default selections.

Honestly, I didn't find much to not like about this unit. I didn't rate it at the 5 star mark because I do think there is some room for improvement and expect that as the firmware continues to be updated, it will keep getting better, including lessening of freezes that might have experienced along the way (by others, not so much me).

Of note: this unit does not come with an HDMI cable. HDMI cable must be purchased separately. This unit also does not offer any other connection types for video (in case someone wanted to consider hooking it up by other means).

Bottom line: a very nice, though not yet perfect, player. Priced (currently, as I write this review) a little towards the upper end of the scale that I would expect to have to pay for a nice Blu-ray player, but aimed at the higher end of the scale, including the ability to play back 3D content as well as offering 4K upscaling.

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