HDMI connection specifications for Blu-ray Disc players

You can get a 4K resolution video with a 24P or 60P video frame rate with the HDMI 1 jack.

To output the optimum resolution, set Output Video Resolution to Auto on the Blu-ray Disc player, as follows:

1. On the supplied remote control, press the HOME button.
2. Select Setup.
3. Select Output Video Resolution in the Screen Settings category.
4. Select Auto.

• UHP-H1: Connect using HDMI cables through an AV receiver or a TV. If the AV Separation Mode setting is OFF, both HDMI 1 and HDMI 2 can output video. For further details about the AV Separation Mode, refer to the instructions guide that came with the player. Manuals are posted on your model support page.
  • Note: The exception for this feature is when using 4K TVs which can only be connected to the HDMI 1 output jack of the player.
• For all other models, the HDMI 2 (Audio Only) port only outputs digital audio signals.

If the connected AV receiver or TV is not compatible with 4K, there is no picture on the TV screen when the Output Video Resolution in Screen Settings of the Blu-ray Disc player is set to 4K.

In this case, check the following:

• If the TV is not compatible with 4K:
  Set Output Video Resolution in Screen Settings to Auto.
• If the AV receiver is not compatible with 4K:
  Set Output Video Resolution in Screen Settings to Auto, or connect the Blu-ray Disc player directly to the TV with an HDMI cable.

It depends on the specifications of your TV or if there is no AV receiver connected between the TV and the player. The highest available format will be selected.

Yes, it does.

The following formats are compatible except on the UBP-X700 and UBP-UX70 Blu-ray Disc players:

• DSD (DSF and DFF)
• FLAC
• ALAC
• AIFF
• WAV

This is because the transition process of the output resolution takes time until the picture is normally output to the connected device.

In the AV receiver's setting, choose TV output for audio, rather than the audio system.

Yes, except on the UHP-H1 model, which only supports native 4K videos.