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UD5005 Networking Universal Disc Player UD5005 Networking Universal Disc Player The Marantz UD5005 Networking Universal Disc Player is 3D Ready and offers extraordinary flexibility with the ability to play audio and video content not just from discs, but also as a digital stream from your home network and from the internet. At the core of the UD5005 is an advanced, quick-loading transport mechanism capable of playing nearly every type of audio and video disc ever created. A robust video processing engine boasts 10-bit performance, motion adaptive de-interlacing, and a 12-bit/148.5 MHz video decoder for vivid, noise free image reproduction. The HDMI 1.4a audio/video connection standard is fully supported insur- ing the best possible result with today’s high performance display devices while 24-bit/192kHz audio decoders and custom analog output stages deliver the depth and immediacy music lovers have long associated with the Marantz brand. The UD5005 is DLNA 1.5 certified and features an on-board media player for streaming both audio and video content: stream MP3, WAV, Windows Media Audio and AAC digital audio files and MPG, Divx, and MPEG4/H.264 digital video files, all from your local network; or connect to the internet and enjoy the best of YouTube and Netflix. A USB connection is conveniently lo- cated on the frontpanel making it easy for friends to share their audio and video content through your system. As are the other new networked Marantz components, the UD5005 is App-Controllable via your iPodTouch, iPhone or iPad ; this bi-directional, touch-screen remote control application, called the Marantz Wizz App, is available online, free of charge in the Apple App Store. Plays SACD, DVD Audio, BD ROM, DVD Video, DVD-DR, DVD +RW, • Media Player decodes MPG, Divx, and MPEG4/H.264 digital video CDDA, dtsCD, and Kodak Picture CD • Sophisticated new aluminum/reinforced resin front panel • Media Player decodes WMA, MP3, WAV, and AAC digital audio • Front USB input for USB memory • DLNA ver. 1.5 certified DMP (Digital Media Player) &DMR (Digital Media Renderer) • HDMI 1.4a Audio/Video Output • iPod Touch / iPhone / iPad APP controllable • Component and Composite Video Out • Marantz D-Bus (RC-5) In/Out remote connection— Flasher In/Out • 2ch Audio Output • Detachable power cord, Standby mode • Coaxial Digital Output • Three year limited warranty—including drive mechanism UD5005 Networking Universal Disc Player Universal Disc Playback — Audio and Video Streaming Universal Disc Reading Capability NAS Drive Stream Audio and Video from computers on your Firmware Upgrades Home Network Wireless Streaming via DLNA 1.5 Internet Video Services The UD5005 is the perfect choice for 3D Ready Audio Video Receivers like the SR7005 HDMI1.4a supports 3D, CEC, and Stand-by Mode APP Control via iPod Touch iPhone iPad All specifications, dimensions and weights are subject to change without notice. D&M Holdings, Marantz, Marantz America, LLC. or any of its subsidiaries will not assume any liability for errors in this spec sheet which may result in consequential errors Being made by dealers, designers, custom installers, cabinet makers or end users, etc based upon information contained within this document. ©2010 Marantz America, LLC · www.marantz.com .
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