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mass market blu-ray players

Mass market blue ray players are transports in the sense that they do not have analogue output.

My experience is below.

1. Some do not send de-emphasis flag to DAC. A Samsung model was so. A Sony and an LG model to the same hi-fi DAC resulted in proper de-emphasis.

2. Some are more inconvenient than others if you want "program" function for a music CD. (The absence of "program" function can be found in some current audiophile music CD transport, too.)

3. Often, low cost blu-ray players make more mechanical noise while playing a music CD than some dedicated music CD players.

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