tip til hurtigere loadtid på BDP-51FD

Jeg ved at det er en gammel afspiller, men hvis der sidder nogen derude der stadig har den stående, er her et uendeligt nemt tip til at få den til at loade betragteligt hurtigere.
Jeg har selv lige prøvet det her i går aftes.
Og jeg må sige at det er noget der virker. Over en bred kam vil jeg påstå at den nu loader 40-50% hurtigere. Det er som om at få en ny afspiller.
Jeg ved ikke om det har noget på sig, men jeg synes også at jeg oplever navigeringen i menuer, som mere responsiv.

Nogle film (Iron Sky og Biler 2 er nogle af dem jeg har nået at prøve) loader lige så hurtigt som på enhver 2012 afspiller, mens andre, f.eks Terminator 2, ihvertfald har halveret loadtiden. jeg prøver med lidt flere senere i aften. 

Neglet fra Blu-ray.com forum:

You want to speed up the load times on your Pioneer 
BDP51FD/BDP05FD player? Here's how.... upgrade the internal SD memory card from 
256MB to 2GB. Couple of caveats... 
1. This will void your warranty
2. Do not use a card larger than 
2GB. Larger cards are SDHC and are not backwards compatible with SD.
3. Using 
a high speed card should improve performance a bit over standard speed cards 
(but not confirmed).
4. Do this at your own risk.
Tools 
required... small phillips screwdriver, smaller phillips screwdriver, computer 
with a SD card reader and a lot of patience.

1. remove the hood... there are four screws on the rear and two on 
each side. The side screws are REAL tight, so be careful you do not strip the 
heads.
2. remove the rear panel. There's about a gajillion screws (actually 
maybe 20). There are some long screws that bolt the I/O connectors to the rear 
panel, a couple of shorter screws that bolt the rear panel to the bottom plate 
and a real fine screw that bolts the HDMI connector to the rear panel. Don't mix 
'em up. The rear panel snaps to the sides of the bottom panel, you have to 
squeeze the sides to pop it loose. You can then swing the rear panel to the 
right.
3. remove the SD card. The SD card is a Panasonic 256MB High-Speed 
unit that sits flush against the rear panel. Push the card in a bit and it will 
pop out (it's spring loaded).
4. Insert the card into the card reader of your 
PC and copy any files/folders from the card onto your PC.
5. Insert new card 
into card reader. Make sure the card is formatted in FAT, not NTFS. You can 
check by right clicking on the card in Explorer and selecting properties. Copy 
the file/folder from the old card from the PC to the new card.
6. Remove card 
from the card reader and insert into the player. Push it in until it clicks into 
place.
7. reassemble the unit.
I could not find any high-speed SD 
cards easily as SD cards are being phased out and replaced by SD-HC cards. I 
would assume that the high-speed cards will improve performance over standard 
cards but cannot confirm this. Looking on-line, it is not recommended to use 
Toshiba or PNY cards as their quality control is inconsistent. Sandisk and Lexar 
cards are recommended. I did not know this when I bought my PNY cards, so be 
aware. Oh yeah, the PNY card I bought is supposedly rated class 4 (there are 
three classes, 2 (2MB/sec or 13X), 4 (4MB/sec or 26X) & 6 (6MB/secor 40X). 
class 2 is the slowest, class 6 is the fastest. The Sandisk Ultra II is rated 
15MB/sec and the Ultra III is rated 30MB/sec).

Gør jer selv en tjeneste og kør en benchmark på flere forskellige SD-kort. i mit tilfælde var det faktisk et kort som ifølge labelen, burde være det langsommeste, der havde den højeste læse og skrivehastighed. Og der var stor forskel på flere, umiddelbart helt ens, kort jeg testede. 


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