Regarding the bit about 5.1 sound. The sound track on a bluray disk is usually suppied in dd5.1 and uncompressed 5.1 pcm. The bs3 can deal with both of these. The umcompressed 5.1 pcm track being way better than the dd5.1, a real improvement. I have my bs3 connected to a playstation 3 picture excellent sound excellent both way better than DVD.

Cheers

Peter

Hi 355f, 

My dealer has this setup installed in the shop:

BV4 65" full HD + Bsys3 + Blu-ray player Panasonic.
They are controlling the whole using only the beo4 and it plays the full DTS-HD in 7.1 via Labs.
The blu-ray film they used for the DTS-HD 7.1 demo was "Underworld evolution".

Regards. 

DMP-BD10.
This one is supported by the BS3 PUC library.

I dont suppoe you recal the model of panasonic do you??

Sorry but I didn't watch the model name at all, however I touched the front buttons "play" "pause" "rewind" etc... several times, so if I see the frontal control panel open I could recognize the exact model, because I don't think there are lot of blu-ray Panasonic models in the market today...😕  in any case the general aspect is a "quite classic" disc player, not an "ultra-modern" aspect device.

If you let me see a Panasonic link with the frontal panel OPEN, I could confirm you if yes or not is the correct model... I can't found any picture like this. 

DMP-BD10.
This one is supported by the BS3 PUC library.

Yes, Gerd is right, definitely it was that model, I've finally found a view with the front panel open 🤒

And here I can see all the buttons I was touching... 

How do you find the list of supported PUC products??

On BS3 im in connections and then can select for set top box- which there are about 100 listings or i can select 'other dvd- but no options appear? does the BS3 recognise autom if i was to acquire the panasonic BD10