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how do i upconvert? do they sell DVD players/DVD's that have been upconverted already? i want my dvd's clarity just like or close to the HD programming on tv.
you need a Upconverting DVD Player.
Sony and Samsung have upconverting players around 100 bucks.
best upconverting player ive seen is the OPPO DV971 (200 bucks)
There is a deal for 42" Panasonic Plasma for $1299 during BF. I was wondering if I should wait until after Christmas to get a HDTV or just get on this deal..
And yes, the difference is huge. I now hate watching regular tv.
Some HD tv's have worse than normal non-HD channels. I can't remember but I think it has to do with the way the HD tv's read the signal. Newer one's shouldn't have this problem though.
Some HD tv's have worse than normal non-HD channels. I can't remember but I think it has to do with the way the HD tv's read the signal. Newer one's shouldn't have this problem though.
Some HD tv's have worse than normal non-HD channels. I can't remember but I think it has to do with the way the HD tv's read the signal. Newer one's shouldn't have this problem though.
Thats because it is taking a 480i signal at 640x480 interlaced and trying to stretch it onto a screen that is far larger in size than a standard definition 4:3 TV, and that is either 720p (1280x720) or 1080i (1920x108).
Liken it to trying to make a 640x480 wallpaper your desktop background on your fancy new 1680x1050 20'1" widescreen.
Some HD tv's have worse than normal non-HD channels. I can't remember but I think it has to do with the way the HD tv's read the signal. Newer one's shouldn't have this problem though.
Thats because it is taking a 480i signal at 640x480 interlaced and trying to stretch it onto a screen that is far larger in size than a standard definition 4:3 TV, and that is either 720p (1280x720) or 1080i (1920x1080).
Liken it to trying to make a 640x480 wallpaper your desktop background on your fancy new 1680x1050 20.1" widescreen.
