I think having the user manual handy will be a good thing , so you can get a copy of the user manual from this link , Just click HERE.
SOURCE: Blu-ray disc
Hey jude06,
In order to play Blu-Ray discs, you must unfortunately own a Blu-Ray player. Neither HD-DVD players nor Progressive Scan/Upconvert DVD players are capable of playing the discs, and standard DVD players are not able to recognize information on the discs due to how they are constructed.
Please keep in mind that there are always a number of options available to you, should you consider purchasing a Blu-Ray player. While the average asking price with many retailers for stand-alone Blu-Ray players is between $300.00 and $500.00, you can typically obtain an internal Blu-Ray drive for your computer for considerably less. Additionally, the Playstation 3 may also be a viable alternative - the current 40GB model not only plays Blu-Ray discs, but also has the added perk of being a video game console for around the same price as the average stand-alone Blu-Ray player.
Hope this helps you out.
Sincerely,
Aaron
Go Ahead. Use Us.
SOURCE: Blu-Ray player not reading Blu-Ray movie
Go to sharps website and download updated firmware version for your model, then transfer the file to the blu ray using a usb mass storage device. I had to do that to mine it would not play new blu rays and i just bought the darn thing should've come updated. Good luck!
SOURCE: curtis mathes blu-ray player
call Debbie at their corprate office in Frisco TX, she will mail you the latest updates free of charge.
Debbie Gatten
Curtis Mathes, Inc.
469-287-5485
SOURCE: my blu-ray player is only
First confirm that the firmware update that you used is in fact for that very model.
Then check the region code for the discs in question.
Try the update again.
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