Pioneer BDP-150 Bedienungsanleitung

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

Blu-ray Disc Players

Network Features

• DLNA Certified™

• iControlAV2012 Ready

• ControlApp Ready

• YouTube/Picasa Viewing

• Various Playable Formats

• Wireless LAN Ready

Video Features

• Blu-ray 3D™ Playback

• Qdeo™ Video Processor

• PureCinema I/P Conversion

• Triple High-Definition Noise Reduction

• Stream Smoother

• 36-bit Deep Colour

• x.v.Colour

Audio Features

• PQLS with HDMI

• DTS-HD® Master Audio™/Dolby® TrueHD Decoders

• Sound Retriever Link

Convenience

• HDMI Dual Output

• BD-Live™

• Quick Tray

• Continue Mode

• Control with HDMI

• DVD-Audio/SACD Compatible

• GUI in HD Resolution

• Auto Power Off

• Firmware Update (Disc/USB/Network)

Applicable models displayed in icons:

BDP-450

BDP-150

450

150

Images for illustrative purposes only

* New features in blue

For General Area

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

Network Features Video Technologies Audio Technologies

Construction

Convenience Feature Comparison

DLNA Certified™ (1.5)

450 150

The Blu-ray Disc players work both as a DMP

(digital media player) and a DMR (digital media

renderer). With the DMP function, it lets you search

content in a DMS for playback on the Blu-ray Disc

player. If you use it as a DMR, you can stream DMS

content for playback on the Blu-ray Disc player. For

example, you can stream a movie from your

smartphone functioning as a M-DMS (Mobile DMS), and play it

on the Blu-ray Disc player as a DMR.

Depending on file structure and server capacity, it may not be possible to

play certain files, including those listed on page 4 as playable formats. Files

protected by DRM (Digital Rights Management) cannot be played. Only

play/pause can be controlled during DMR operation. AVCHD contents

cannot be played via LAN.

Ready for iControlAV2012 App for iPod touch, iPhone,

iPad, and Android

450 150

iControlAV2012 is an application developed by

Pioneer, freely downloadable from the App Store or

Google Play. The application allows you to use your

device as a remote for controlling the Blu-ray Disc

player’s basic functions. Enjoy smooth control

from your device, with support for 8 languages (same setting as

your device).

* Blu-ray Disc player needs to be connected to a home LAN network in a

wireless LAN environment.

** For more information, visit

http://pioneer.jp/product/soft/iapp_icontrolav2012/en.html (iOS)

http://pioneer.jp/product/soft/aapp_icontrolav2012/en.html (Android)

BDP

DMR

Smartphone

Stream

DMS

BDP

DMP

Contents Server

2. Stream

1. File Search

DMS

LAN

Wireless LAN*

* AS-WL300 required

Wireless

LAN

Access

Point

Wireless LAN

iControlAV2012

BDP Control (iPhone) BDP Control (iPad)

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

Network Features Video Technologies Audio Technologies

Construction

Convenience Feature Comparison

Ready for ControlApp for iPod touch, iPhone, and

Android

450 150

The application, available for free download, lets you

use your iPod touch/iPhone/Android device as a

remote for operating the Blu-ray Disc player’s basic

functions.

* Blu-ray Disc player needs to be connected to a home LAN

network in a wireless environment.

For more information, visit

http://pioneer.jp/product/soft/iapp_controlapp/en.html (iOS)

http://pioneer.jp/product/soft/aapp_controlapp/en.html (Android)

YouTube Video/Picasa Viewing

450 150

You can easily view YouTube video or Picasa

photos on your TV screen by connecting a Pioneer

Blu-ray Disc player to the internet.

* Blu-ray Disc Player needs to be connected to the internet via

a home LAN network.

Wireless LAN Ready

450 150

With the optional AS-WL300 converter, you can enjoy wireless

LAN connection for Pioneer Blu-ray Disc players.The AS-WL300

works with power supply from the Blu-ray Disc player’s

dedicated USB terminal, so no AC adapter is required.

Expanded Range of Playable Formats

450 150

The video and audio circuits of these Blu-ray Disc players have

been further refined to bring out the best from the latest 3D

content.The Blu-ray Disc players are compatible with DivX Plus

HD and MKV format, as well as almost any package media

including DVD-Audio* and SACD. As for network features, DLNA

certification allows playback of various PC content including

high-quality audio FLAC files. By combining compatible Pioneer

AV receivers, Stream Smoother and Sound Retriever Link each

optimises lossy video and audio files through HDMI connection.

* BDP-450 only

Files (Extensions) BDP-450 BDP-150

DivX (.avi/.divx/.mkv) • •

MPEG4 (.mp4/.3gp) • • (.mp4 only)

RMVB (.rm/.rmvb) • * • *

Flash Video (.ﬂv) •

WMV (.wmv) • •

AVI (.avi) • •

JPEG (.jpg/.jpeg) • •

FLAC (.ﬂac) • ** • **

MP3 (.mp3) • •

WMA (.wma) • •

LPCM (.wav) • •

* Not available in Oceania, Gulf Area, and South America

** Not compatible via network

Depending on the ﬁle structure and server capacity, it may not be possible to play certain ﬁles, even for

ﬁles indicated above.

BD-ROM

DVD

Video

DVD-

Audio*

SACD

BD-R/

-RE

DVD-R/

-RW

CD-DA

BD-R DL/

-RE DL

DVD-R

CD-R/

-RW

DVD+R/

+RW

USB

Memory

DVD+R

AVCREC

Disc

AVCHD

Disc

* BDP-450 only

Connection ports for AS-WL300 AS-WL300 wireless LAN

converter

BDP Control (iPhone)

Blu-ray Disc Player

HDMI HDMI

AV Receiver 3D Compatible Monitor

Glasses

Compression Format

MVC (Multiview Video Coding)

Example Setup for 3D Viewing

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

Blu-ray 3D™ Playback

450 150

The video and audio circuits of these Blu-ray Disc players have been

further refined to bring out the best from the latest 3D content. Just

connect with a compatibleTV to enjoy 3D cinema or a live performance-like

experience at home.The Blu-ray Disc players support the 3D mandatory formats

of HDMI and are capable of playing Blu-ray 3D packaged software as well as 3D

broadcasts recorded on a Blu-ray Disc.

* To enjoy 3D video, the display, Blu-ray Disc player, AV receiver, and playback disc all

must be 3D capable. A High Speed HDMI®cable is also required to transmit 3D data.

The latest AV receivers from Pioneer — SC-LX86, SC-LX76, VSX-LX56, SC-2022, VSX-

1122, VSX-922, VSX-822, VSX-522, VSX-322, VSX-S500, and VSX-S300 are all 3D

compatible.

3D Original Master Image

Blu-ray Disc

For Left Eye

Played by

Frame Sequential

Method

For Right Eye

eyEthgiRroFeyEtfeLroF

Original Lossless Data

Stored on Disc

Left and right images

alternately played

in high speed.

The brain perceives

depth from the view

through LCD shutter

glasses.

Dedicated camera

records separate

images for left and

right eyes

How 3D Video Works

Parallax

Difference

Left Eye

Image

Object

Right Eye

Image

eyEthgiReyEtfeL

Brain Combines

Image

Three-Dimensional Appearance

How Human Eyes Work

How 3D Works

When you look at something, the vision captured by the left eye is

slightly different from that of the right eye. This gap is called parallax

difference. As the brain combines the two inputs, parallax difference

creates a three-dimensional appearance.

By applying this principle and delivering different images to the left and

right eyes, 3D video artificially recreates this phenomenon, making the

brain perceive depth from a flat image. The LCD shutter glasses darken

one eye according to the alternating left/right frames — a far more

sophisticated way than the red/blue filter glasses.

Stereoscopic 3D Technology

3D L 3D R 3D L 3D R

1080 pixels

1920 pixels

23.98/24 Hz

1080p

3D L

3D R

3D L

3D R

Top-and-Bottom

For BroadcastingFor Broadcasting

Side-by-SideFrame Packing

For BroadcastingFor Games

1080 (540 x 2) pixels

720 (360 x 2) pixels

1920 pixels

23.98/24 Hz

1280 pixels

50 or 59.94/60 Hz

1080i

3D L 3D R

1080 pixels

1920 (960 x 2) pixels

50 or 59.94/60 Hz

1080p

720p 2D

720p

720 pixels

1280 pixels

50 or 59.94/60 Hz

3D Video Formats

There are three HDMI mandatory formats for transmitting 3D

signals to TV — the “frame packing”, “side-by-side”, and “top-

and-bottom” methods. The “frame packing” needs twice the

normal bandwidth to send an image (left and right). So the Blu-

ray Disc player must double the transmission capacity.

Therefore, 1920 x 1080 pixel full HD frame packing is mainly used

for movie content with 24 Hz frame rate, while 1280 x 720 HD

pixel frame packing is used for game content with 50 or 60 Hz

frame rate.

The “side-by-side” method maintains the original transmission

frame rate, with left and right images stored in half-horizontal

resolution and stretched to full width for sequential display. The

“top-and-bottom” method also maintains the original

transmission frame rate, with left and right images stored in half

vertical resolution and stretched to full height for sequential

display.

Network Features Video Technologies Audio Technologies

Construction

Convenience Feature Comparison

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

Qdeo™ Video Processor

450

The Blu-ray Disc player features LSI by

Marvell’s Qdeo™, which is widely

acknowledged for its high-quality video

processing. Qdeo™ video processing provides images free of

noise and artifacts, for a truly immersive viewing experience.

Highly-Precise I/P Conversion

450

Merely having a high-grade video processor does not guarantee

a quality picture — a fine-tuned setup makes the difference.

Pioneer engineers have performed rigorous testing to achieve

an optimum image from almost any content. This highly-precise

conversion is effective for HD as well as SD sources.

PureCinema I/P Conversion (for theatrical film sources)

Theatrical movies are created at 24 frames per second (fps). For

DVD the progressive frames are converted to an interlaced field

format. For NTSC DVDs, restoring the original frames requires

advanced processing. PureCinema I/P Conversion smoothly

processes the frames without compromising the natural feel of

the movies.

Motion Adaptive I/P Conversion (for video material)

Pioneer Blu-ray Disc players can convert 1080/60i high-definition

sources for compatibility with a 1080/60p display. “Motion

Adaptive” means that I/P conversion is done while analyzing

the condition of the moving image, ensuring the highest picture

quality with minimum noise.

Conventional I/P Conversion Motion Adaptive I/P Conversion

Motion Adaptive I/P Conversion

Original

Film

3-2

Pull-Down

•480/60i

•1080/60i

Converted for

DVD/broadcast

Normal

Progressive

•480/60p

•1080/60p

Same number of

frames as original

Normal I/P

conversion

32 3 2

1080/24p

Output

1080/24p

conversion

11 1

1080/24p conversion

Network Features Video Technologies Audio Technologies

Construction

Convenience Feature Comparison

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

Triple High-Definition Noise Reduction

450

The Blu-ray Disc player features three separate noise reduction

circuits for enhanced video performance:

- Component Frame Noise Reduction (YNR/CNR): reduces

Gaussian noise without blurring the picture

- Block Noise Reduction: reduces block noise in moving

images

- Mosquito Noise Reduction: reduces random noise along

the outline of the images

Stream Smoother

450

Stream Smoother is a newly developed video adjustment

feature for watching network content on your home theatre. It

reduces block noise and mosquito noise on low bit rate video

content such as YouTube, offering finer and clearer images.The

Blu-ray Disc player itself automatically detects the source type,

and turns Stream Smoother on or off accordingly.

Deep Colour

450 150

Pioneer Blu-ray Disc players support 36-bit Deep Colour,

featuring smooth gradation steps with more accurate precision

of brightness and colour information, resulting in superbly

detailed, natural colour.

x.v.Colour

450 150

Pioneer Blu-ray Disc players support

"x.v.Colour" , which almost doubles the

range of colours (known as the ‘gamut’) that can be accurately

captured, and reproduced on a compatible display, thereby more

closely matching the natural characteristics of the human eye.

Block NoiseGaussian Noise

Triple HD Video Noise Reductions

Mosquito Noise

Mosaic-Like ArtifactsGrainy Image Hazy Edge

Clear ImageClear Image Clear Image

24-bit (8-bit x 3)

256 steps 4096 steps

36-bit (12-bit x 3)

* For illustration purpose only

24-bit 16 million colors

Smoother Images

36-bit 68,719 million colors

36-bit Deep Color Image

Stream Smoother OFF Stream Smoother ON

* For illustration purpose only

Network Features Video Technologies Audio Technologies

Construction

Convenience Feature Comparison

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

PQLS with HDMI

450

With the precision quartz controller on a compatible

AV receiver, Pioneer’s Precision Quartz Lock System

(PQLS) eliminates distortion caused by timing

errors. It controls the amount of audio signals from

the AV receiver to the Blu-ray Disc player, giving the

best possible digital-to-analogue conversion.

Three types of PQLS are available depending on the connected

AV receiver (see compatibility chart on right).

- PQLS 2ch Audio: For CD playback (LPCM).

- PQLS Multi-Surround: For CD/DVD/BD sources, when the

Blu-ray Disc player output is set to LPCM.

- PQLS Bit-stream: For CD/DVD/BD sources, all the time.

For PQLS to be effective, Control with HDMI needs to be on, and

— only for PQLS Multi-Surround — HDMI audio output needs to

be set to PCM.

DTS-HD Master Audio™ and Dolby TrueHD

450 150

DTS-HD Master Audio™ and Dolby TrueHD are

the highest quality audio formats available,

provided by the huge capacity Blu-ray Disc to

complement its high-definition videos. These

new generation audio codecs bring you the

equivalent of the original soundtrack, just as intended by the

creator.

Sound Retriever Link

450 150

Through HDMI connection, Sound Retriever Link

on Pioneer’s AV receiver detects the original audio

file information such as source type, codec, and

bit rate played on a compatible Pioneer Blu-ray Disc player, and

automatically switches to the most suitable Sound Retriever. So

there is no need to switch on/off according to the source.

Advanced Sound Retriever is selected for Blu-ray Disc and DVD

sources, and Auto Sound Retriever is selected for other sources.

AUDIO DATA

AUDIO CLOCK

CONTROL DATA

Servo

Circuit HDMI

IN/OUT HDMI

IN/OUT

A/V decoder

PLL

DAC

Control Data

Transfer

Clocking

Crystal

DATA

MEMORY

Data

Transfer

Blu-ray Disc Player

Audio signal with jitter Jitterless signal via PQLS

AV Receiver

Jitterless Transmission (PQLS)

Sound Retriever on Pioneer's AV Receiver

Advanced Sound Retriever restores the lost music cadence on

compressed audio. For low bit rate content, Auto Sound

Retriever automatically detects and improves the sound quality.

Time

Sound density

Sound pressure

Restorationof lostmusiccadence

CD sound

Compressed

sound

Compressed

sound

Restored

sound

Restored

sound

Sound Retriever ON

FrequencyMiddle ycneuqerFhgiHwoL Middle ycneuqerFhgiHwoL MiddleLow High

Time Time

Advanced Sound Retriever

Restoration Image

Advanced Sound Retriever ON

Advanced Sound Retriever OFF

Original Sound

Hz0 5k 10k 15k 20k

-140

dBrA

-120

-100

-80

-60

-40

-20

Advanced Sound Retriever

Compensation Effect

AV Receivers

Blu-ray Disc

Player

SC-LX85/SC-LX75/VSX-LX55

VSX-2021-K/VSX-1021

SC-LX86/SC-LX76/SC-LX56

SC-2022/VSX-1122/VSX-922

VSX-921 VSX-1020

VSX-920

BDP-450 Bit-stream/Multi-Surround/2ch Multi/2ch 2ch

PQLS Backward Compatibility

Network Features Video Technologies Audio Technologies

Construction

Convenience Feature Comparison

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

Dual HDMI Output

450

The Blu-ray Disc player comes with dual HDMI output terminals.

The audio and video signals can be separately transferred via

the main and sub HDMI terminals. The isolation of the audio

signals creates pure sound free of interference. Output signals

from each terminal differ by connection mode.

BD-LIVE™

450 150

With BD-LIVE™ compatible discs, you can download

special content from the internet such as bonus

features or languages not supported on the original disc.

Downloaded data can be stored onto a USB memory device or

HDD via the USB port.

* BD-LIVE™ only available on compatible discs and playable features depend

on the disc contents.

HDMI Dual Output Connection Example

Dual Mode

SUB: Audio/Video

Display

MAIN:

Audio/Video

Separate Mode

AV Receiver

Display/Front Projector

Pure Audio Mode

AV Receiver

SUB: Audio only

MAIN: No signal

AV Receiver

* When devices are connected to both main and sub HDMI in Dual Mode, video

signals are output in an optimal format for the main HDMI, and audio signals are

output in a format to match the performance of the connected device.

Display/

Front Projector

SUB: AudioonlyMAIN: Video only

HDMI DUAL OUTPUT BY CONNECTION MODE

Connection Mode

Dual

Separate

Pure Audio

HDMI Main HDMI Sub

Audio/Video

Video

—

Audio/Video

Audio

Connection Mode

Dual

Separate

Pure Audio

HDMI OUT MAIN

•

—

•

—

Network Features Video Technologies Audio Technologies

Construction

Convenience Feature Comparison

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

Quick Tray

450 150

You can open the tray and load a disc, even

while the Blu-ray Disc player is just starting up.

The Quick Tray feature allows immediate

playback when the unit is ready, by eliminating the extra

waiting time.

Continue Mode

450 150

With the Pioneer-original Continue Mode, you can easily

continue watching Blu-ray Discs from where you left off. Press

the “CONTINUED” key on the remote control during playback,

then turn off the power.To re-start, turn the power back on,

select “Yes” on the pop-up message, and playback starts from

the memorized point.

Press “CONTINUED” key

during playback.

“Memorized”

message is

displayed

1Power off without

removing disc.

2Turn power back on and

playback the title.

3Playback continues from

the memorized scene.

Continue Mode

• Continue Mode is effective even when the power is turned off, as long as the disc remains unremoved.

• While the pop-up message is displayed, the Blu-ray Disc continues normal playback in the background.

• Continue Mode may not work depending on disc conditions.

“CONTINUED” key

on remote control

Pop-up message

appears

Select “Yes” to start

playback from the

memorized point.

Network Features Video Technologies Audio Technologies

Construction

Convenience Feature Comparison

BLU-RAY DISC PLAYERS REFERENCE GUIDE

Control with HDMI

450 150

When connected to a compatible TV, Control with HDMI lets you

operate the basic functions of the Pioneer Blu-ray Disc player,

such as power on/off and playback through your TV’s remote

control.

DVD-Audio/SACD Compatible

450 150*

The Blu-ray Disc players can play back DVD-Audio

and SACD — high-fidelity audio formats far

exceeding CD in capacity and sound quality. The

units can also output DSD signals.

* Compatible with SACD only

GUI in HD Resolution

450 150

With an HD resolution GUI and crisp, clear display smooth,

operation is guaranteed.

Auto Power Off

450 150

The Blu-ray Disc player will automatically turn off after being

left uncontrolled for a certain time set by the user.

Firmware Update

450 150

Firmware updates can be done through LAN connection*, or by

using an update CD or a USB memory device.

* Blu-ray Disc player needs to be connected to the internet via a home LAN

network.

Compatible Blu-ray Disc

Player etc.

Pioneer AV Receiver

Compatible TV

(including other brands)

TV Remote Control

Power on/off

Volume

Surround mode

Input

Control with HDMI

Network Features Video Technologies Audio Technologies

Construction

Convenience Feature Comparison

Andere Handbücher für BDP-150

Dieses Handbuch passt für folgende Modelle

Inhaltsverzeichnis

Andere Pioneer Blu-ray-Player Handbücher

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-LX08 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP 320 - Blu-Ray Disc Player Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BonusView BDP-LX71 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-X300 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-09FD - Elite Blu-Ray Disc Player Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-V6000 - Blu-Ray Disc Player Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-LX55 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer Elite BDP-31FD Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-180 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-330 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-LX91 Gebrauchs- und Pflegehandbuch

Pioneer

Pioneer Elite BDP-41FD Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer UDP-LX500 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-05FD - Elite Blu-Ray Disc Player Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer Elite BDP-80FD Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-120 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-V6000 - Blu-Ray Disc Player Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-3220K Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-150 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer Elite BDP-HD1 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-160 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-120 Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer BDP-23FD - Elite Blu-Ray Disc Player Bedienungsanleitung

Pioneer

Pioneer Elite BDP-31FD Bedienungsanleitung

Beliebte Blu-ray-Player Handbücher anderer Marken

Samsung

Samsung BD-F5900 Bedienungsanleitung

Philips

Philips BDP3380K Bedienungsanleitung

Samsung

Samsung BD-P4600 Bedienungsanleitung

Sharp

Sharp BD-HP17U - AQUOS 1080p Blu-ray DiscTM Player Bedienungsanleitung

Samsung

Samsung BD-D8200A Bedienungsanleitung

LG HLX50W Bedienungsanleitung

Sony

Sony BDP-S300 - Blu-Ray Disc Player Bedienungsanleitung

Marantz

Marantz UD9004 Bedienungsanleitung

Panasonic

Panasonic DMR-HCT230 Bedienungsanleitung

LG BD611 Bedienungsanleitung

Panasonic

Panasonic Diga DMR-PWT420 Bedienungsanleitung

LG BD611 Bedienungsanleitung

Marantz

Marantz BD7004 Kurzanleitung

Kogan

Kogan KABRP3DWFIA Bedienungsanleitung

Toshiba

Toshiba BDX2700 Bedienungsanleitung

Samsung

Samsung BD-E5400 Bedienungsanleitung

Samsung

Samsung BD-F5100 Bedienungsanleitung

Philips

Philips BDP7100 Bedienungsanleitung