One element that seems to always arise when it comes to Blu-ray, is the burden of the Blu-ray Disc. Why does it take so long for Blu-ray to load? And when is loaded, why does the movie start playing right away? Why no first opening menu?
The first thing you need to realize is that the record is more complex than a DVD. The Blu-ray has large amounts of data, because it has five times more storage capacity than DVDs. It has a capacity of 25GB (a single layer) and 50GB (dual layer) of data. With this amount of space for data of more complex and interactive menus. You can even make use of animation and special effects audio. As a Blu-ray will have Picture-in-picture and BD-Live online, all the features of a DVD has none, it takes a while for the player to load these extra functions in its memory.
As for the Blu-ray Disc movie playback immediately, rather than the menu of the Blu-Ray has to do with how the Blu-ray Disc is written and nothing to do with Blu-ray player itself. People who are coding the Blu-ray decides whether the disc will play the movie or the first menu. The ratio of each disc has a load time is due to different Blu-ray discs are encoded differently from one another.
However, Blu-ray discs loaded at different speeds depending on how fast the processor is in each player. Some Blu-ray discs are faster Sony PlayStation 3, Oppo BDP-83's, Samsung BD-P3600 and LG BD390. Some of these players can load some Blu-ray in 20 seconds. One way to ensure that its Blu-ray is loading the disc as fast as possible to update their firmware. Update Firmware players likely to increase the loading time from the factory are always looking to improve the reproduction of their products.
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