Question 1

the panasonic dp-ub9000 hdr 4k uhd blu-ray player which you sale, is bd zone free abc y dvd zone free 012345678, or is only bd zone a and dvd zone 1?

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It is set to Blu-ray zone A and DVD region 1.  Says so on the box.  I just tonight bought a DP-UB820 from a local USA big name retailer.  They were gracious enough to let me test a Doctor Who region free 50i Blu-ray purchased from the UK in the player to make sure it played.  That sold me.  Getting it home, it would not play R2 DVDs at all (gives a region error) and would just stop playing zone B Blu-rays.  These were the Studio Canal Blu-rays of Dr. Who and the Daleks and Dalek Invassion Earth 2150 AF.

After reading C Jay's post, I tried his hack on the Dalek Blu-rays and it worked with one modification.  In their case, I waited for the front display to show "STOP".  Then in pressed "Top Menu" twice like he said and, in a few seconds, the front menu screen appeared.  The hack did not work for the R2 DVDs after trying several variations of C Jay hack.

But, you know how you sometimes have to sit through many screens of annoying logos until the main menu appears?  C Jay's hack works for that on region A Blu-rays!  Simply let the first screen appear and press stop and let the disc stop spinning.  Then press "Top Menu" twice and after a few seconds, the main menu appears!!!

Question 2

Does this play sacd discs?

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No, it does not.

Question 3

Can this play dvd-a or dvd-audio discs?

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DVD-Audio discs should have Dolby tracks that are playable on nearly all DVD-Video players. The "nearly" is probably included in claims in case a Beavis-and-Butthead-managed factory sets up shop. It's the Meridian Lossless Packing that's playable on high-end players.

Some discs also have DTS tracks.

I would be very surprised if they don't play at all. They may not sound much better than 5.1-channel, 16-bit with 48-kHz sampling, but they should play.

If one of you finds that they don't, please let me know.

Question 4

Do i need two hdmi ports on my tv, one for audio & one for video?  i only have one hdmi port available.

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Dear customer - thanks for reaching out to us.
You only need one HDMI to connect your Blu-ray player to TV. Connect Blu-ray HDMI Video Out (Video/Audio) to TV HDMI input.

Analog Video Format	NTSC
Asin	B07N3PQM5N
Audio Output Mode	Surround
Best Sellers Rank	#4,469 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #5 in Blu-Ray Disc Players
Brand	Panasonic
Built In Media	Blu-Ray
Color	Black
Compatible Devices	Television
Connectivity Technology	['HDMI (HDCP 2.2)']
Connector Type	HDMI
Controller Type	Remote Control
Customer Reviews	4.3 4.3 out of 5 stars (2,117) 4.3 out of 5 stars
File Format	AAC, AVI, FLAC, H.264, JPEG, M2TS, M4A, MKV, MP3, MP4, WMA
Global Trade Identification Number	00885170334618
Item Dimensions L X W X H	16.9"L x 8.06"W x 2.5"H
Item Highlight	Blu Ray DVD player for TV featuring Dolby Vision, Ultra HD Video, Hi-Res Audio, and Voice Assist, Black, DP-UB820-K
Item Type Name	4K Blu Ray Disc Player
Item Weight	5.3 pounds
Manufacturer	Panasonic
Media Type	Blu-Ray Disc
Mfr Part Number	DP-UB820-K
Model Name	DP-UB820-K
Model Number	DP-UB820-K
Number Of Channels	7
Number Of Items	1
Other Special Features Of The Product	Streaming 4K Video on Demand, Voice Assist
Resolution	3840x2160
Supported Audio Format	WAV, WMA, AAC, AIFF, MP3, FLAC, DSD, ALAC
Surround Sound Channel Configuration	7.1
Total Number Of Hdmi Ports	2
Unit Count	1 Count
Upc	885170334618
Video Encoding	HEVC
Video Output Resolution	4K UHD (3840x2160)
Warranty Description	1 year manufacturer warranty

Panasonic 4K Blu Ray Player, Dolby Vision HDR10+ DVD Player for TV

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