The Oppo UDP-203 supports DLNA, and it quickly found our NAS (network attached storage) device, which holds our collection of digital media. If you want to play digital media then you’re well covered, with two USB 3.0 inputs at the back, and one USB 2.0 port at the front, as well as a rear Gigabit Ethernet port and built-in Wi-Fi for playing media from your networked devices. We’ve reached out to Oppo for confirmation.įurther bolstering its media-playing credentials, the Oppo UDP-203 comes with optical, coaxial and 7.1 channel analog audio outputs, meaning you shouldn’t have a problem hooking this up to an AV receiver. If the HDMI in the Oppo UDP-203 does not support HDR that would be a real missed opportunity, as many TVs ship with only one or two HDR-enabled HDMIs. However, when plugging a PS4 Pro into the HDMI in, the PS4 Pro stated that the display it was plugged into was 4K, but not HDR (when it was). It’s a useful feature if you’re running out of HDMI ports on your TV or AV receiver. It enables you to plug another HDMI device into the Oppo UDP-203, so that it uses the same HDMI input on your TV or AV receiver. There's also a third HDMI port – although this is an HDMI input, rather than an output.
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