A:AnswerAll blu-ray players, whether 4K or standard blu-ray will play CD's. You can either play the CD's through your television speakers or route it through your stereo or sound system.
A:AnswerNo, this is a player, and has no receiving capabilities. However depending on the way you see or look or consider things, it does have the capability of tuning streaming services off the internet.
A:AnswerIf you plan on routing the sound through a sound system, there are no minimum or maximum wattage requirements. That's all up to personal taste and preference.
A:Answershort answer, yes . . .
long answer, once you play a PAL or European disk on it, it will no longer play American disks.
I suggest looking it up on GOOGLE and or YouTube
A:AnswerI play regular dvds that look great. The video processor is top shelf,better than my old Oppo. Playing everything on a 55" LG OLED. Hope that helps.
A:AnswerYes you can use the TOSlink Optical Out to connect to a receiver if it has an Optical In Port, but there are less expensive and/or simpler ways to do it. BB sells an Onkyo 6-disc changer: https://www.bestbuy.com/site/onkyo-6-disc-cd-player-black/6762924.p?skuId=6762924
Any DVD player with RCA audio outputs will work. If your receiver has an Optical In or Digital Coax audio input, a DVD player with a matching port out will also work.
A:AnswerI've played music CDs on it with no trouble. I have not tried to play a homemade mp3 CD on this one, but I have on previous blu ray players (as well as mp3 DVDs.)
