daniel1120
Ok, so I want to know the most cost effective DVD player I can get. The requirements are that it must be progressive scan, have an HDMI output (maybe composite if its too expensive), and if it can, upgrade my cable signal to a better viewing (ie 480p or 720p). I want to spend the least amount of money possible, but don't know what brand/model to go with or where to get it, so could someone please tell me which one to go with (model number) and where to get it? Thank you.
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Oppo, they rule. I guess they are new, but for the money, they have the best picture sound and the most features
they go not 1080i but 1080p, that is crazy for the price that you get them for, I am still trying to figure out how a machine that is like 200+ is equal to a 1000 Denon
you can get the oppo on Amazon, or run it thur Yahoo. shopping
crazy cool stuff, if this is too much money, any norally DVD will do, check Woot.com every day, some times they go up there for like $70 with everthing in the world, but worlds away form what you get with a Oppo
Oppo, they rule. I guess they are new, but for the money, they have the best picture sound and the most features
they go not 1080i but 1080p, that is crazy for the price that you get them for, I am still trying to figure out how a machine that is like 200+ is equal to a 1000 Denon
you can get the oppo on Amazon, or run it thur Yahoo. shopping
crazy cool stuff, if this is too much money, any norally DVD will do, check Woot.com every day, some times they go up there for like $70 with everthing in the world, but worlds away form what you get with a Oppo
R the new upconvert dvd players worth the money is the picture any better than a regular dvd player ?
Kelly
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An up-converting DVD player doesn't do anything that your TV doesn't do. The question is, how well does it do it compared to the TV's processor. You can't expect a $99 DVD player to do a better job than your TV will. In fact, using one can result in a poorer picture. one absurdity is using a DVD player to upscale to 1080P or i, and then have the TV downscale to 720P. Guaranteed way to degrade your picture. There are stand alone processors that will do a better job than your TV, but these are generally more expensive than the TV.
A top shelf up-scaling DVD player, probably will do a better job of up-scaling than your TV, but these are in the $300 to $400 range.
An up-converting DVD player doesn't do anything that your TV doesn't do. The question is, how well does it do it compared to the TV's processor. You can't expect a $99 DVD player to do a better job than your TV will. In fact, using one can result in a poorer picture. one absurdity is using a DVD player to upscale to 1080P or i, and then have the TV downscale to 720P. Guaranteed way to degrade your picture. There are stand alone processors that will do a better job than your TV, but these are generally more expensive than the TV.
A top shelf up-scaling DVD player, probably will do a better job of up-scaling than your TV, but these are in the $300 to $400 range.
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