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Sí, lo puedes ver en una de las fotos.
Pues honestamente, jamás he utilizado la entrada USB. Todas las pelis las veo en red. Es cuestión de mirar en el manual que formatos acepta pero quiero recordar que la única limitación era que no soportaba discos de más de 2Tb.
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Ok! A ver si damos con la solución.
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Creo que es de 1 o 2 tb, no creo que sea problema.
Lo tiene formateado en exfat y acabo de ver que el pana 900 sólo acepta ntfs y fat32 así que probablemente esa sea la pega.
Lo tiene formateado en exfat y acabo de ver que el pana 900 sólo acepta ntfs y fat32 así que probablemente esa sea la pega.
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Se han columpiado con el precio. Pero si te fijas bien donde dice otros vendedores está en unos 450 euros, algo ya más razonable y parecido a lo que esperamos.
En la shop de Panasonic españa está en 419 pero aún sin existencias.
Pero como no hay prisa, ya saldra, de momento el ub900 me hará el mismo papel mientras no actualicen la tele.
Saludos
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Netflix aún no funciona en el nuevo Pana.
Vaya petardos.
Vaya petardos.
En la Shield, sí...
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Sólo lo digo...
Prfff... ¡¡¡ HATER !!! 
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Aquí la tengo en mi salón, como cacharro multiusos es la mejor en su especie, kodi, plex, emuladores a tutiplen. Pero es que tiene fallos básicos de arreglar y que no lo hacen vete a saber por qué.
Al otro lado tenemos el appletv4k que hace cosas casi perfectas y por otro lado hace cagadas mayúsculas con el audio y etc....
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Enviado desde mi Mi A1 mediante Tapatalk
Al otro lado tenemos el appletv4k que hace cosas casi perfectas y por otro lado hace cagadas mayúsculas con el audio y etc....
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¡¡¡ Yo también tengo los dos !!!
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Pues después de ver la batalla inicial de Gladiator, y tomarme unos minutejos para compara con el BD Italiano, poz yo diría que hay una mejora respecto al BD, y que el UHD se ve bien 
jeje después fotos
jeje después fotos
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King quien lo tiene ya?En primicia prácticamente mundial aquí tenéis los menús de ajustes de los nuevos Panasonic.
Confirmado que deja pasar directamente SDR bt2020 y una amplia sección de HDR optimizer si dejamos pasar el HDR.
Seguiremos informando.
O es alguna reviews?
Tiene más menús que el 900 jejeje, se los podrían incorporar a los nuestros
Saludos
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A mi de momento no me convence 
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Lo tiene un amigo mío. Esta semana iré a verlo in situ, a ver si me acaba de convencer o no.
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Primera review sería de Gladiator, por alguien que se ha ganado con su buen hacer dicho reconocimiento
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Ah, pues hay otra de las consideradas peso pesado, la de AVFORUMS.
Prácticamente, nota máxima.
PICTURE QUALITY
“Gladiator hits UK Ultra HD Blu-ray a few weeks ahead of its US bow, courtesy of Universal. The disc uses 10-bit video depth, a Wider Colour Gamut (WCG) and High Dynamic Range (HDR), as well as Dolby Vision, and is encoded using the HEVC (H.265) codec. We reviewed the Ultra HD Blu-ray release of Gladiator on a Samsung UE55KS8000 Ultra HD TV and a Samsung UBD-K8500 Ultra HD Blu-ray player.
Shot on film, Gladiator benefits from a full-fat native 4K video presentation held back only slightly by the limited digital effects available back in 2000, leaving a largely excellent presentation that is easily the best that the film has ever looked. Fans can breathe a huge sigh of relief that this classic has been given the right treatment.
The best this film has ever looked.
Detail is very good indeed for the most part, and frequently outstanding, with only a few instances of minor softness which may be inherent to the source but are more likely a result of slightly over-enthusiastic digital manipulation, tweaking the image to remove grain, clean up, and then re-apply it, to leave a warm and textured result that is almost universally consistent, but not quite.
HDR and WCG implementation afford a keen edge to the image, giving depth to the tones on offer, whilst affording Scott's oftentimes stylistic piece a rich look that embraces the high contrast sequences as well as a desert raw gladiator bouts. Bloods red crimson, the woodland scenes are shot through with a cool blue hue, and black levels remain intact, allowing for strong shadow detail and rounding out an excellent video presentation that's - more often than not - demo worthy. Even if its isn't quite reference perfection, it's the best this film has ever looked, and likely the best it will ever look”
VEREDICT
Gladiator makes a hell of an entrance on Ultra HD Blu-ray, the first of a wave of arguably must-have purchases including the likes of Braveheart, The Matrix, Die Hard and Jurassic Park which are due to land over the next few weeks, and, at least in Gladiator's case, the results are something of a relief, making the most of the shot-on-film native 4K source material and enriching the experience with an immersive audio track to boot. It's not perfect, but it's the best the film has ever looked or sounded, and it certainly comes highly recommended. It's an unmissable classic and possibly the only thing that could sully it's sheen would be if Scott actually managed to convince Crowe to do his long-gestating sequel and delivered another Alien: Covenant.
Gladiator Ultra HD Blu-ray Review
Prácticamente, nota máxima.
PICTURE QUALITY
“Gladiator hits UK Ultra HD Blu-ray a few weeks ahead of its US bow, courtesy of Universal. The disc uses 10-bit video depth, a Wider Colour Gamut (WCG) and High Dynamic Range (HDR), as well as Dolby Vision, and is encoded using the HEVC (H.265) codec. We reviewed the Ultra HD Blu-ray release of Gladiator on a Samsung UE55KS8000 Ultra HD TV and a Samsung UBD-K8500 Ultra HD Blu-ray player.
Shot on film, Gladiator benefits from a full-fat native 4K video presentation held back only slightly by the limited digital effects available back in 2000, leaving a largely excellent presentation that is easily the best that the film has ever looked. Fans can breathe a huge sigh of relief that this classic has been given the right treatment.
The best this film has ever looked.
Detail is very good indeed for the most part, and frequently outstanding, with only a few instances of minor softness which may be inherent to the source but are more likely a result of slightly over-enthusiastic digital manipulation, tweaking the image to remove grain, clean up, and then re-apply it, to leave a warm and textured result that is almost universally consistent, but not quite.
HDR and WCG implementation afford a keen edge to the image, giving depth to the tones on offer, whilst affording Scott's oftentimes stylistic piece a rich look that embraces the high contrast sequences as well as a desert raw gladiator bouts. Bloods red crimson, the woodland scenes are shot through with a cool blue hue, and black levels remain intact, allowing for strong shadow detail and rounding out an excellent video presentation that's - more often than not - demo worthy. Even if its isn't quite reference perfection, it's the best this film has ever looked, and likely the best it will ever look”
VEREDICT
Gladiator makes a hell of an entrance on Ultra HD Blu-ray, the first of a wave of arguably must-have purchases including the likes of Braveheart, The Matrix, Die Hard and Jurassic Park which are due to land over the next few weeks, and, at least in Gladiator's case, the results are something of a relief, making the most of the shot-on-film native 4K source material and enriching the experience with an immersive audio track to boot. It's not perfect, but it's the best the film has ever looked or sounded, and it certainly comes highly recommended. It's an unmissable classic and possibly the only thing that could sully it's sheen would be if Scott actually managed to convince Crowe to do his long-gestating sequel and delivered another Alien: Covenant.
Gladiator Ultra HD Blu-ray Review